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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1914

Page

1

Cemetery Directors Take Action On Altoona Cemetery Issue

Pine Grove cemetery directors met to resolve the Altoona cemetery dispute. They authorized the executive committee to negotiate with Royston Company, drop some directors, and seek a binding contract to sell at least one hundred shares to fund a new building, forming a unified plan for the property.

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Tillotson Transferred to Jamestown Office

F H Tillotson long time superintendent of the Pennsylvania Gas Company's plants moves to Jamestown New York to assume the superintendent role. He will relocate with his family remaining in Corry until fall the North Corry station and plan extension expected to finish within two weeks.

A. Thic Htson Pennsylvania Gonompany Nipsoon Jamestown N.Y Cily Corry Tilloson Pennsylvania Gan Company Thin Clly Tao Taneytown Guy Stafford Benn Hla Simuchime North Corry

Weather forecast fragment incomplete tonight

Fragmentary weather notice notes cooler conditions in the north portion of the state. Limited readable text indicates tonight and tomorrow may bring cooler temperatures across a northern area.

Weither The Atato

Boy Scouts Go Into Camp Near Concord Next Week

Yesterday the Boy Scouts returned from a hike to Mc Chay farm in Concord Township. The trip served as a prelude to a week long outing with Scouts from two troops. Twenty five to thirty boys will travel by automobile from Presbyterian chapel to Brokenstraw near Towmflew south of Civingr to camp for a week. Rev. CF Woodward aided in plans at the Line Thhri site. The camp will feature a headquarters setup and various outdoor activities as the unit prepares for the main event.

McChay Farm Concord Township Presbyterian Chapel Civingr Woodward Toya Rod Hunter Renierd Larourd

Woman Murderer Suspect Arrested After Inquest Testimony

New York July 8 A doctor’s wife Mrs Carman of Freeport was arrested in Mineola and charged with murder in the death of Mrs Louise Bailey. E F Bardos a real estate man testified at the inquest that he saw a woman in a dark skirt and white waist by the window at the time of the shooting, and Mrs Carman, described as blond, wore similar attire that evening. The testimony stirred great town excitement as the case unfolds.

United Press Bulletin New York Mim Carman Mineola Louise Bailey Freeport E. F. Bardos

Mutiny Rumors Rise as Huerta Loyalists Face Revolt

Reported unrest grows in Vera Cruz as Constitutionalist leaders warn Huerta forces may defect. Military factions urge loyalty while federal power falters, threatening to sever rail links and consolidate control in central Mexico. The situation centers on Veracruz and governing officers, with key military units signaling possible support shifts.

Pittsburg Strikes Turn Militant in Westinghouse Dispute

Pittsburg workers angry over reports that Westinghouse officials were forming labor agencies in Youngstown Cleveland and other cities took militant action. State Constabulary helped quell a disorder in which foreman William Strang was attacked and another worker Matthew Berger was beaten. Three arrests were reported as tension ran high among striking employees.

United Preas Pittsburgh Wentinghouse Company Youngstown Cleveland William Strang Matthew Berger

Oil Well Shooters Killed In Blast Near Here

Charles Armstrong and H B Lougabaugh of oil crew were killed when nitroglycerine in their automobile exploded. The blast shattered windows and left no trace of the bodies as the car was blown to pieces over a wide area. Several bystanders were stunned by the shock.

Findley Dilly Charles Armstrong H. B. Lougabaugh Inap Automobile

Attempt to destroy Burns birthplace thwarted at dawn

A dawn thwarted attack on Robert Burns birthplace in Ayrshire led to the arrest of two women suspected of militant activity. A night watchman uncovered a device beneath the historic homestead, preventing potential destruction of the site tied to Scotland’s famed poet.

Tinlad Scotland Robert Burns Sone Ham

Rebels Crush Huerta Troops Flying From Guadalajara

Rebels led by General Obregon completed a siege of Guadalajara, annihilating the Federal garrison that attempted to flee the city. By Tuesday afternoon, remaining Federals were captured or driven back, with rebels seizing heavy artillery, provisions, and small arms.

Huerta Guadalajara Reiry Tomson Obregon Ailot

Attempt to Dissolve the New Haven Dissolve the New Haven My Minted Press

Fragmentary OCR notes report a government inquiry into dissolution actions related to New Haven. References to the Department of Justice and a long pending investigation hint at possible legal steps toward dissolving a local entity or railroad infrastructure, with mention of required papers.

Washington Department of Justice New Haven

Engine trouble delays Pennsy train No. 42 westbound

Train No. 42 from Eria arrived nearly an hour late due to locomotive failure. The pulled locomotive broke down at Waterford and could not continue until a freight engine from Erle was sent to proceed east.

Eria Waterford Erle

Battleships Sold to Greece for 12 Million

The battleships Ida and Mississippi were sold today to Greece for 12,896,000 dollars, reflecting their original cost. The Navy reduces its fleet in Mexican waters from about 70 ships to 18, diminishing the once formidable armada amid the Intervention threat.

Ly United Pres Weptingtom Ida Aussissippi Greece Daniels Navy Department

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