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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1914
Page
1
President delivers Monday interview outlining a targeted trust program and other issues. He addresses concerns about antitrust enforcement, mentions orders affecting governance of the New York police post, and denies plans for immediate international treaties. He disputes reports of a large Mexican deployment and reiterates policy limits on Russia negotiations.
Driver Chad of the west ward Hire Headquarters brought a new team home Saturday evening replacing a previously unsatisfactory mate. Mr Chase toured Cochran ton Crawford Co reviewing available annals and last week purchased more horses. Commissioner Selsto and Mr Chase declared the geldman entirely satisfactory and the team quarters were set at the Taylor History on East South street for evaluation.
An action to recover damages for the death of Kelly, a master carpenter aboard a railroad work train, is expected to be initiated by relatives of the deceased. The suit claims Kelly supervised the operation of the work train but alleges negligence in the manner of its use, seeking compensation for loss and related costs.
Corry woman Mrs. Janist Hrishtniin Whitetey wed in New York City on Saturday, a prominent member of a well known local family. After the ceremony she resumed her duties in Point Pleasant, awaiting a return visit from Dr. Stuart and family in New York.
Report notes that a quarantine was not verified at Warren freight depot while railway workers on the Tenaya and Ere division have received vaccination in the past week under Dr Wright guidance. Several conductors and trainmen are laid off as preventive steps after a car of foreign lags was quarantined at Johnson Dirk, with plans to extend precautions to prevent spread of a small pan epidemic in nearby regions.
A garbled report discusses Chicago women filing petitions and referencing figures and places such as DonseuPCwEM and Seah, with mentions of Marian and Sarai Hopkins. The text appears corrupted, but indicates civic action by women seeking legal or social changes in the city.
United Press reports Jersey Central Flyer passengers narrowly escaped disaster when a mine cave in opened just beyond a curve. A trackwalker spotted the pit minutes after the locomotive arrived, guiding the train to safety on firm rails. Water from melting snow undermined the road bed, and a Sunday excavation train followed to assess the collapse.
Corry Elks prepare an excursion to Oil City next month to support a local festival. A troupe from Corry will perform with a large crowd of musicians. A Corry-based parade and musical welcome are planned to celebrate the opening of the new home.
The city eyes a new ordinance tightening police duties. It requires patrols to cover their beat hourly from six in the evening until morning, with restrictions on time off and rest while on duty. The proposal also sets hearings before the grand or police magistrate and bans sending suspects to jail without mayoral or police chief order.
United Press reports tensions over a regional bank plan with Treasury McAdoo and lawmakers tied to tariff votes. A hearing was set amid conflicting tips about bank policy and federal reserve committee explanations. Weather concerns and unsettled forecasts added to the tense political backdrop of the decision.
A fragmented ad-like message warns readers about supposed income tax schemes and urges skepticism. It mentions avoiding AR income tax and promises tips, but offers no verifiable source or actionable information. The jumble reads as unreliable promotional content amid unclear dates or organizations.
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