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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1914
Page
1
A large crowd gathered at the High School building for a Chautauqua meeting featuring prominent speakers and performers. The event touted a strong lineup including Corry figures, national platform themes, and plans for daily big features in the week long program.
A fragmentary report details Moberg selling his stake in an arcade business to Carl Noblett, a young man of local prominence. The deal involved Moberg’s partners and associates, with Saxton and Last September noted in connection to the venture and future arrangements.
Robert Stevens suffered a serious bicycle accident when his wheel fork jammed on a road near Olmatead Vince while riding to his father 8 H Stevens home on Piccadilly Hill. He struck his face breaking his nose injuring neck ligaments and sustaining a deep facial cut. He was treated by Dr Smith and taken to Corry Hospital where he is improving.
Detroit reports Magh Ford Motor plant closes for ten days to allow inventory taking. The shutdown affects about twenty thousand workers as operations pause before resuming in August.
A fragmented report describes an attack where gunmen killed a train conductor and wounded others. It names suspects as Mad Mmen and Adsen syapeert, with arrests by authorities and ongoing investigations. The piece mentions European and American figures and hints at a broader crime network and motive.
Reported murder of two employees of an American Sugar Plantation company near San Petro De Macaris, San Domingo prompts immediate orders for the Marietta to move from Handas to the point. The incident is seen as foretelling real intervention by the United States.
A heavy pall of smoke hung over the Morris and Company packing plant area at noon after a deadly blaze last night. Officials warned the disaster could cause damages approaching vast sums with extensive property loss and potential economic impact on the stockyards district.
Reported scene centers on Madame Caliaux fainting as Chief Justice and an Associate are urged to duel. Crowd reaction and the ensuing court drama generate political tension and personal enmity, with observers awaiting the judge’s response to the challenge.
A dramatic scene near a new federal building involved a large steel truss weighing several tons. Workers installed the massive piece to remove pillars from the work area, while a nearby accident damaged a reporter’s vehicle and halted activity briefly. Authorities report no serious injuries.
Washington dispatch reports no noon announcement on the five per cent state increase. A rumor says another week will be used for conferences to seek a unanimous recommendation on the report to be made.
Members of Lie Japtlat churen and friends of Roy and Mrs D J Martin gathered for a farewell reception at the church. Rev Martin has served three years as missionary pastor of OM Crook Association and will soon move to a larger York church. They will visit friends nearby before continuing their ministry. They received a gla n bowl and table mirror as a gift. Light refreshments were served.
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