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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1915
Page
7
A wiring robbery occurred Friday night at CogDelden Ryvings. W. Te Aletta, a buyer, was cleaned out of value. Investigating officers seek evidence and payment recoveries.
A fragmented account describes a late Friday night incident involving a robber in Baton and a stranger named Vlad. The report notes a city hall scene and an attempted getaway with unclear details and no further names or places clearly identified.
A freight train on the Migffaja and Bonthwatoen division of the Wing Mullroad derailed near Gowanda at 7 PM. Thirteen cars jumped the main track. three derailed, one of them badly. Engine crew J Cronin of Buffalo sustained injuries and was treated on site. Albert Helden of Burtato was thrown from the cab and shaken. Investigation aims to determine responsibility as service resumes after the wreckage is cleared.
A dubious health piece touts daily hot water with stone phosphate as a cleanser for the bowels and blood. It claims toxins form from waste and that internal sanitation outweighs external washing for overall health.
A mixed page lists livestock and real estate for sale along with executor notices. Items include POM SALE PODLUY and HGGS POR SALE spring pullets at the Oily Market, White Leghor pullets. contact 131 Fourth Avenue, Bell phone 2007. Executor notices for Helen MINOF and Martha M. Arnold appear with payment and claim deadlines. Geog Hall and O. Vowred signs show additional local sales.
Bolts requested by Corry Chase Co for delivery to yards. Entries specify sizes 48 in 18 in 34 in 20 in and 25 in with clear sides, no knots or defects. Also a heath stove ad seeks a stove that burns wood or coal at 19 E South Street.
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