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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
1
A chaotic dispatch reports that Venustiano Carranza rejects amnesty for those accused in serious cases tied to the Madero government. Rebels demand penalties while executions are implied for those who aided the conspiracy. Transit notices place operations near Mateo City as authorities pursue suspects heading to Cy.
In Scranton a mine explosion prompted the escape of 500 miners. A large crowd gathered as workers were evacuated. most are confirmed safe with several reported seriously injured and no fatalities announced so far.
Indicted appears to allege involvement by Mrs Carmen in a property related case in New York during July 2007. The readable fragments mention named individuals and sums of money but lack clear details on charges or court actions.
Mrs Madge Todt Corry fifty years ago. Since then she has resided continuously in the west and Mas never returned until the present. She is aged 83 and was living at the home of her son Clithon Ting Sey near the city.
The court ordered a new road from Spring to a shorter eastern route via Copry to Shiri Croek. Justice officials noted the aim to improve travel with a leveled, shorter path and to connect the Villages of Wiihlart and Copry while directing property impacts and future plans through the court.
A Virginia Norfolk cross over collision between an electric interurban and a wooden wooden train near City morning killed six instantly. Victims suffered broken limbs as passengers and crew fought to escape. Motorman W. J. Atchinson escaped with a broken leg and faces possible charges of criminal negligence amid warnings about excessive speed.
At 3 15 this morning in Meadville the car owned by H B Cofield of Franklin struck a pile of paving bricks on Water Street. Three Meadville men rode with him, one, HAR Catlin, was pinned under the vehicle with injuries that may prove fatal. The others suffered cuts and bruises.
About eight o'clock this morning Winn Austin and another workman were digging for a sewer connection to the old Congregational church property being remodeled into apartments. A cave‑in collapsed the earth and debris, trapping Austin who was briefly buried. He was taken to hospital for treatment with no serious injury expected.
Report from Fort Smith Arkansas dated July 17 describes fierce clashes between union and nonunion miners at Mammoth Vein Co at Prairie Creek. Tipple house burned and other buildings dynamited while a posse is said to be dispatched by the sheriff. Company officials confirm receipt of the report.
For the first nine events fever before Company A departs. The National Guard leaves Corry for their annual camp in TV peAce MI FONKE Mn Ghide completes fifty eight men and marches to the station. Maj Wilcox and Corry boys accompany the train. Troops from Ridgway and Warren will join en route. Camp opens July 18 with local boys home a week from Saturday.
The article notes a high fire tally this year with twenty two alarms in a single period. The fire department faced numerous calls across districts and towns, including homes and farms, amid a closing line referencing Columbus and local incidents.
The two top squads from the City league the High School Crescents and the leading teams will face off tomorrow afternoon with some predicting the Crescents may lose. The Maccabees and Municipal Club meet in the second game promising fast entertainment as the schedule balances the pair. Kurte High School draws particular interest in its game.
A man was severely injured in a morning assault on North Center Street near Perry. He was found incoherent and bleeding. doctors warn the skull fracture could prove fatal. The Brie Railroad police will investigate the case.
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