28 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
1
Disorder erupted on Mast Main Street after two inmates were released from the city jail. A riotous crowd of about a hundred gathered, injuring several and disrupting traffic near the European Hotel. Police detained participants as officials consider the executive handling of the releases and reassert control of public order.
The Core TV Guy League's eager baseball fans seek a formal opening meeting for the upcoming season. Officers and interested members discussed league plans, budgeting, and schedules, urging supporters to boost the league's prospects and prepare for next month.
United Press reports ex Senator Shelby Cullom died in Washington after a long career from Elk Springs Kentucky born 1820. He served in Illinois legislature, Congress three terms, governor of Illinois, and US Senate tenure ending earlier this year. At Mead Boiler Works Michael Mead suffered a severe industrial accident, losing his right arm when a machine sleeve caught on a shaft coupling. He was rushed to hospital but died from injuries soon after.
A chaotic report from West Homestead describes a youth connected to a fatal shooting case. Authorities identify a suspect named Hen rY Miuskowski amid a string of recent violent events. Police caution the public while pursuing suspects linked to the spree.
A small fire last night caused minor damage to a former shop space on West Main near the round house. Firefighters used one stream of water to extinguish the blaze. The alarm system was reportedly faulty, delaying response. The hose company and local department discuss sounder alert options to improve reception until the system is repaired.
Washington June 28 Secretary Tumulty at the White House denied a report that Japan furnished Huerta with a large amount of arms and ammunition. The secretary said the story revived an old tale with no substantiation and the administration could not hold the Japanese government responsible for actions of naval officers who had been feted by Huerta in Mexico City and Vera Cruz.
Three foreign workers near Spartansburg were arrested after a bunkhouse break-in and disturbance. Peter Kause Btlah and Yoso Coona were held after a fight. Kinney and others faced charges as they await Crawford County court in the second week of February.
A Pure Food agent of the department visited the city to inspect dairy products including samples of milk and crown from local dealers. The samples were sent to Chemist Evans of Bilas for analysis for the state authorities in the vicinity.
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