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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
1
The report outlines Victoriano Huerta's forced resignation and the exodus of Huerta and Blanquet with families to Europe. It notes U.S. officials and Mexican figures pressing Huerta to quit, and mentions ongoing negotiations and potential U.S. policy shifts as the crisis unfolds.
A garbled union of phrases describes the Elks recovering their ceremonial goat during a public event. The text hints at volunteered welcome, preparatory entertainment for prospective members, and a discussion of changing roles or approval by judges.
In a creek dynamiting case near Columpon, three men from Columbus were charged but acquitted after defense evidence showed they bought dynamite to blow stumps. Witnesses testified to dead fish in the creek and timing dispute, but the court discharged all defendants.
Local meeting of the Laky Eels Cleon on the 28th will feature a large field of horses. Beerothy Moarkaridge says between one hundred and two hundred horses are expected, with final counts to be announced next Wednesday after entries close. The entry form notes show two races near the Corry track with likely ground conditions and stakes.
The Corry Motor Club reports completing Beaver Dam road to Union City and improving Scott's Crossing road from East Malt Street to Columbus Avenue at substantial personal cost. Club members note these efforts supplement state highway work and urge visible results from the department soon.
Lave yesterday afternoon the Superior Court sitting at Philadelphia decided the case of Holy Robeson against the University of Pennsylvania. Insurance Co. granting Robeson a judgment of $800. His case was sued before the court at Pittsburgh bail one month ago by Mooney Kinguld of this city who represented the Corry man in his suit against the Insurance company to recover for the death of available station.
A man identified as Jefferson Smith, formerly of Wilkes-Barre, drowned today in Erie Bay while swimming with friends. His body became entangled in weeds at the bottom of the bay and was not recovered.
Local veterans offer medals for Company A as men troop leaves for Camp tomorrow in Iowa. The unit will travel in uniform with drill and exhibition maneuvers, reaching Camp Kote for competitive work and awards testing. Names include Corry, Warten, Kaho, and other points on the run east. The Civil War veterans’ group, G A R, will judge the drills and award two gold medals for best team performance.
An auto collided with a wagon on East Main Street near Hasbrouck Street. The crash damaged the wagon and auto, broke a rear wagon axle, shattered lamps and radiator, and strained the engine. Estimated damage about fifty dollars.
July 16 report says the Huerta and Banquet party train from Mexico City is overdue near Orizaba after the Micta dictatorship resignation. Rebels may have attacked the fleeing group while federal troops near Vera Cruz warn the train failed to arrive, boosting belief Huerta and his commander headed toward Oaxaca to plan further hostilities.
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