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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1914

Page

1

New road setback delays Columbus township project

Supervisors in Columbus township Warren County face a stay of proceedings on the disputed road project after the Supreme Court in Pittsburgh granted Hollants petition for stay. The plan would build a road from Spencer farm east of the Toward tannery to facilitate traffic between the city and Spring Greek, but opponents say it is unnecessary costly and flood-prone. The case highlights local tax resistance and transportation needs amid industrial growth. New York brief: John Murray Mitchell sworn in as mayor of the largest city in the country.

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Hazelton Motormen on Strike

Hazelton Pennsylvania January 1 United Press reports the Lehigh Colinly Traction company workers walk off at midnight in a strike over pay. Motormen and conductors demand thirty-three to cent raises while the company offers seven percent. No move to reopen the site today. the line will run tomorrow as the strike continues.

United Press Hazelton Lehigh Colinly ‘Traction Company Wight

Elks Party Proves A Fine Affair

The Capetown Charity Ball drew about one hundred fifty attendees in a well arranged event with music, refreshments and a warm reception. Guests from Union City and nearby Pincon attended, enjoying the lodge rooms and basement birthday hall decor.

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Erie Suits Dampens Local Basketball Showdown

In Corry the Muntobatayers and visitors from Erie staged a tight contest. Downey and Gulp led Monutabate, while Erie center played a steady post and Allen and Keating shored up the guard line. Sullivan and Cox bolstered Erie’s offense as Dunkirk M.S. looms Friday night in the next matchup.

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Jobless Men Riot in Chicago

A crowd of more than five hundred unemployed men marched through the Loop and into a cafe where New York revelers were dining. They toppled chairs in a chaotic scene that drew mounted police as officers dispersed the disturbance. Police estimated damage at five hundred thousand dollars. Future staged events and parodies by the unemployed were announced, with plans to move to other districts.

Chicago Dorie Walford Mom Avork

Local Knights to Oil City for Degrees

Local Knights of Columbus members from Corry and nearby lodges travel to Oil City to participate in degree work at the district meeting. W H Due Colm Ohtrk Huet Clark Walter Blair and others join the morning train for the afternoon convention session, with the fraternity gathering to be held this evening.

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Churches of City by Special Services Welcome New Year

New Year was welcomed in city churches with special services. Watch night at the Methodist Church drew a large crowd after a social period. United Brethren and Baptist congregations held appropriate services. Emmanuel and two Catholic churches offered holy communion in the morning. St Thomas and St Elizabeth Catholic churches each had Mass at multiple times. Salvation Army held a special gathering at the Citadel.

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No More Free Rides on Street Cars

A city regulation ends complimentary tickets for street railway rides starting today. Uniformed policemen and on-duty firefighters remain eligible, but general courtesies and tickets for others including wives of employees are eliminated.

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Municipal Club Banquet at Commercial Hotel

The Municipal Club plans its first big annual banquet at the Commercial Hotel tomorrow evening followed by a special meeting to elect officers. A Digthma is anticipated and many members are expected to attend. Report from Altoona states General Supt Creighton of the Pennsylvania Railroad mailed notices to charity homes restricting future free transportation under the tax changes.

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Wounded Mexicans Forced From Slaughter Zone at Presidio

In Presidio Texas on June 1 rebels under Ortega pressed an attack around Ojivage, with twelve field guns arrayed and heavy artillery fire threatening a city conflagration. U S army observers warned Federals might be annihilated if the siege continued, as shells drove toward the Mexican positions across the Rio Grande and Americans urged evacuation orders.

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