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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1913
Page
1
Cincinnati news reports two large fires resulting in eight deaths and multiple injuries. At the Salvation Army Home in Cincinnati a fire killed several residents and left 109 inmates unaccounted for, with authorities investigating arson as a possible cause.
United Press dispatch from Wallaton reports that on December 16 Frank Cutherleon, accused of killing three members of the Titon family, was taken from jail and lynched by a crowd of local citizens earlier today.
Last evening the city commission considered ordinances on salaries for mayor and council, police, and other officials. A bond of 1000 dollars for the director of accounts and finance was approved, with later actions to adjust salaries and hire a new fire team for Ward Four, amid renovations of city offices.
An American girl tied to an opera company faced charges of espionage after repeated visits to a Tarunta naval base and possession of letters from a court attache. The unnamed woman, linked to Mish MagVane and W. J. C. French, was under government surveillance though formal arrest had not yet occurred.
A transformer fire near Center Street draws a large crowd as emergency crews work to control the blaze. Fire units report a transformer failure and arrowed lines for safety while crews replace damaged equipment and secure the surrounding area. Neighborhood residents are urged to avoid the block as repairs proceed.
Local post office workers see new regulation raising parcel deliveries aimed at easing heavy daily loads. R F D clerks will assist, with Corry residents noting earlier Christmas needs. Parcels post staff John McLaughin aided by Mears Skinner and Perry Myer to extend service hours and efficiency during peak period.
New evidence links R. O. Miller, former occupant of a local green house, to frais frauds in Vennaseo and elsewhere. Authorities moved the case to Tennessee as federal action was expected to begin there. Inquiries from Florida duped residents reached local officials, and Knoxville hearings may call witnesses from this city in January.
The Walare plant's operation is in doubt as local officials and company leaders discuss possible reopening. Reports say a large overhaul was planned with significant equipment already removed or sold. Investigations mention substantial expenditures and possible future improvements if operation resumes.
A steam shovel operator near Ry Wayne was crushed when gravel fell from a shovel pile. He survived with bruises and refused hospital, later confined at home for a week after Dr. Smith examined him. Fellow workers aided his rescue from the massive machine in a crowded site.
A meeting at the Teythsni store on N Center street aims to form a local poultry association. Local enthusiasts plan to organize a Corry show competing with Erie Union City Jamestown and other nearby towns with hopes for a district exhibition next year. Cards have been sent urging attendance as plans firm up for a possible exhibition in Corry.
Bulletin from Grand Junction Colorado reports a mine disaster at the Vulcan Mine of the Rocky Mountain Fuel Co in New Castle. About forty to fifty miners were at work at the time and early word offers no detail on survivors or casualties.
Washington Dec 16 advices report the Panama Canal is open from ocean to ocean for the first time as dredges finish removing Cucurachs Ride obstructions. The canal now admits passage for a fully loaded vessel through its entire length. Weather forecast calls for cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow with cooler temperatures.
Roosevelt supporters gather as the Republican committee plans a convention reform debate. Reported tensions center on representation methods and a possible change at the national committee level. The meeting runs into the agenda as Joanie in the Aeslon notes hopes to move quickly through business.
A Practical Christmas Present. One that will long be remembered and fully appreciated. A Savings Department Book with initial deposit. Any Amount Will Answer and We Add 4 Per Cent.
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