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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
2
A city committee presses for a large central playground near downtown, arguing current sites on South Washington, Molliston near Washington, and Meredith on Went Frederick are inadequate. They urge timely funding for purchase and improvements to serve a future population growth.
An advertisement promises a constitutional treatment for deafness caused by catarrh. It claims the remedy can restore hearing by clearing mucous inflammation and tube blockage, offering a $100 reward for any case not helped. Also mentions a Malta Cure and a bowel remedy.
A Los Angeles judge requires a woman to support her husband during the trial or pay alimony of 40 dollars a month if he leaves the house. The report notes California has experienced limited progress in women's rights, with notable hardship persisting after three years.
On a Tuesday south of Ol City, Engineer Williams of train 82 saw a fawn on the tracks. He released steam and stopped the train to avoid a collision, guiding the animal away from the railway right of way while bystanders watched. The incident occurred near a river ford, with locals noting deer in the area and minimal dog disturbance.
A jury found an attorney guilty of larceny after evening court in Mayville. The defendant faced a felonious charge and was sentenced following a request from the town supervisor. Sentencing was adjourned to the next morning as the case proceeded through the local county court.
Harrisburg June 30. Highway Commissioner Cunyllim summoned drivers previously cited for moving offenses. The hearings will probe why their licenses were suspended or revoked. Two men from Bottineau will be examined and the cases involve alleged arrogance and noncompliance.
Huraea W. Tain of Bharon named deputy attorney general. John P. Chauhiry of Greenstury appointed deputy factory manager. Davit FP. Rachy of Scranton named alderman ninth Ward. Manz of New Caytha and Chelon A. Patton chosen aldermen for tenth and eleventh wards. Alexander Coyer appointed alderman for seventh ward.
A local listing highlights bedding plants including coleus cannas nyurangena hal mtrope salvia patuntas vorbenius geroniuma along with plenty of Vinea Thumbergia and other vines and lytex varieties displayed at Roweadviadte for gardeners.
Ray Hatch was found guilty by a county court jury on burglary and receiving stolen property charges tied to the Panama general store break in last winter. The trial extended the whole day. a new trial motion had been denied earlier and sentencing was deferred.
Dunkirk officials discuss accepting part of a high value contract to ship cartridges to Great Britain. The plan involves firms in Jamestown and Hornell with a $26,000,000 total, yet manufacturers refuse to take the entire order. Mayor J T Sullivan and City Attorney Hillburn led a meeting with Hieamente and a Board of Trade committee.
A newspaper item describes an inquiry into claims by L. W. Archibald former physical director at YM A in War race about a black fox venture. The probe, sparked by City officials, examines misappropriation of funds and local interest in a fox farming scheme amid broader political remarks. The investigation was requested by ex-clerk Charles Coonan and involved city offices. The scene shifts to unrelated naval and political notes involving Canadian ships, British diplomacy, and publications at the North American Review.
A young man about 18 was fatally wounded when a revolver he was cleaning accidentally discharged in his room. Three physicians attended as an operation was planned to save his life. The incident occurred at Water Street where the clerk lived with his widowed mother.
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