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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1913
Page
7
In Mexico City on December 9 Huerta declared he will do something to enter history for a hundred years or more. He orders a shift of men and resources, signaling a hidden move as the crisis deepens. The dictator appears to aim at using former allies and ships to influence events, maintaining firm control while plans unfold.
Reported remarks quote Huerta about a plan linked to a Catholic party candidate Gen. Ingegica Kascon amid election talk. Messages confirm death of Gen. Genevera De Lao and Jasmoun Zapatiota Ionder in battle. Americans head toward York as tensions rise in Mexico City.
A Chicago Board of Trade monopoly reportedly dictates egg and butter prices nationwide. Judge Kohtwwout receives the finding from Master In Chancery A. Y. Morris, detailing how the board fixes the regular price and maintains a tight price during shortages.
Pivourga rec, y, -useTEG 1 Alter, mpoaker of the Pennsylvania Howe of representatives, today ii sied statement in which he declar ed that the public utilities act, educt ed by the late legislature and in force lan, 1st, next, does not cut of free transportation from the families of railroad employes in this state, and any action in that direction by Vic railroads 1 Voluntary on their part. 'The Penny recently issued an or der by whicch the families of its em ployees from president to section hand were prohibited free transportation.
United Press reports the six day race faced a collapse with Morin suffering a broken collarbone. Physicians bar him from further action as morning dawned with leaders tied after 89 hours and six miles, Keio and Kopuku four laps behind, Curry and Valeir one lap back.
The revenue cutter Seminole relays wireless from the Rio Grande stating not afire and not in trouble off the Virginia coast. The message, reported yesterday as afire, confirms calm conditions and no danger to the vessel or shoreline.
Fire tore through the Brown Mansion on Hlomatond Street, Pitnburg, Pa, causing total loss. Rare tapestries and silver plate valued in the thousands were destroyed. the blaze started from an overheated stove in the billiard hall, with damage estimated at over $200,000. Fire official Janien Ward Jr. led the response.
New York reports reveal the Athletics, as fraternity members, refused to submit their wives to demeaning demands from Laward Fultz and stood behind manager Connie Mack. Players continued to support Mack, denying any plan to harm interleague relations, signaling a mass reluctance to rejoin former employers and uphold organized baseball values.
A mixed group of old classified items lists gas lighting chandeliers two to four burner options and a stove, a used kitchen stave, furniture and clothing for sale, a carpet wrapping paper offer, a 50 dollar course in a correspondence school, and several bargain sale notices with contact references at local offices and addresses such as Euclid Street and Jour nal office entries. The fragmentary text includes prices and inquiry prompts across multiple small ads.
A new choruleas photograph advertised for sale at Henderson's 111 N Cantor Street offers a large quantity of records at bargain prices.
Notice is given that letters testamentary on the estate of Herbert Mead late of Columbus township Warren County Pa have been granted. All debtors are asked to make immediate payment and those holding demands against the estate should present them duly authenticated for settlement. ALICH MEAD Executrix November 16 1913.
Ithaca N Y Dec 9 Dr Wilfred Ward editor of the Dublin Review predicts serious disturbances in Ireland over home rule. He advocates federation with focal parliaments in Ireland Scotland and Wales and says the present bill fails to satisfy many. He cites land reform 1908 and Orangemen as rising tensions. The government is believed to anticipate further unrest.
Six men were killed and several others injured in a powder works explosion at the Ju Pont Powder mill in Gibbstown New Jersey ten miles below Camden. The blast occurred in a gelatin making house. the dead could not be identified at once as victims were blown to distant spots. The explosion shook much of South Jersey Philadelphia region and Delaware County with windows shattered and debris scattered.
Several short sale notices from a small township layout list live stock and farm items for sale or exchange. Items include a 1050 Hound mare with harness and buggy from Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency, a yearling Holstein bull bred by Fred Heath, a four-year-old draft mare green broken for single or double driving at Sweetlam's Corners near Wrightsville, and a Guernsey sow with a Durham cow soon due. Other notices mention a heavy work team at 217 Pleasant Street, a two-year-old journey cow with yearling and weanling colt, and contact points L W Colegrove Spring Street and B Colegrove south of Corry.
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