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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
2
Inspection of newspapers from various facilities shows each community reports its own killed and injured. The text notes that automoniley accidents are common and incidents are recorded locally each season, with numbers varying yearly.
Frankin uly Tompsey appeared before Justice McVay on a change of sending Muck Hand Jutter to General Charles Miller. The case involves a demand of $25,000 on penalty at death. Dr Albert H. Hamilton, a handwriting expert from Auburn, testified the signer of the Black Hand letters matched Mr Dempsey’s signature.
At about five to six o clock last evening the Frank Lockwood residence on East Main street was burglarized. A window was opened to gain entry and all lower drawers were rifled stealing jewelry and clothing. Small amount of cash was found but most money was drained by the thieves. Suspects were seen fleeing toward a porch roof before escaping. Local residents John Clough and another man failed to identify the intruders.
Fragmented OCR text references a July event at a church yard with oarsmen, a keg hoisted to the top of a flagpole, and a display. Names and places are unclear, but the scene involves a religious setting in Poughkeepsie and a notable keg involvement last week.
Bandit leader traced by railroad detectives to Cleveland after a night train robbery as authorities plan arrests with police help. Grace Vogt, accused of murdering her husband, was granted freedom by order of the court amid testimony and a high profile courtroom reception marking her release and public reaction.
District Attorney Prank J. Lyons dismissed rumors that he and his staff would pressure Mrs Hodge for information or offer a lenient appeal to secure a new trial. He stated no one will see Mrs Hodge without his team present and no date for a new trial or arguments has been set.
The Corry Hide and Pur Co excavated a cellar for a brick veneer three story building on East Pleasant Street just east of the Methodist church. The structure measures 22 by 60 feet with an eight foot basement well above ground. Part of the building will house offices for the company while two fine living suites are included.
Multiple injuries occur during events at Westfield as Mrs Hele Persone tripped at home fracturing her arm while 14 year old Arthur Dolan from Buffalo mishandles a revolver and a 12 year old boy sustains a severe foot wound after stepping on a spike during a Fourth of July gathering.
Meadville reports a Fourth of July near miss when a rifle bullet entered the home of Mrs Anta Hastings at 601 Aust Chesnut street. The bullet struck Miss Anna Hart, ricocheted off a wall, and fell to the floor as onlookers and family searched for the shooter with Chief Dowdell leading the response.
Four Pensy detectives of the P.40 division were in the city locating four Italians who left Milan a day or two ago. The men were found in the city staying with friends but could not be detained after examination as they gave a good account of the machine and were not taken into custody.
Fredonia police report a case on Gardner Street where K Frank Comb of the Workes residents, a Pole, allegedly fired a revolver during a discussion with the boy Anthony Worle and the boy's father. The bullet struck Worle in the thigh. Comb was arrested as authorities condemn careless handling and urge severe punishment.
Noss Tate Battaglia of Lakeview Avenue, Brenton, was killed when a horse kicked him at about 1 PM yesterday as he invited the animal to move. Dr Duke declared life extinct shortly after the accident, witnessed by family at Webster Street, as the horse suddenly lunged and crushed the skull with a fatal shock.
A minor freight wreck near Mayville on the May Vite DHL near Summerdale caused traffic delays before nine o clock. The collision damaged two freight cars, derailing a locomotive, with limited injuries reported. Crews sent the wreck to a nearby yard via Lake Shore line for inspection and recovery.
A garbled report describes a swarm occupying a property on Booond Avonsie near J Oni Wilson, with bees clustering under a maple and residents preparing for a moving day. Police and local officials, including Delavern-Chadwick and Captain 418 Warror, respond as neighbors seek control and safety.
July era mid summer sale offers low prices on seasonable wear. Big stock from Yale Notre and new up to date apparel must be cleared. Immense Pall shipments arriving soon to make room for clothing purses hats and more thrifty buyers can save.
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