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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1913
Page
2
Last night police were called by contractors at Elgin to quell a disturbance at the Duquesne camp. Four teen foreigners in a gang, drinking and causing trouble, spent Sunday there and were loaded with boots. Corry police delayed due to lack of officers. construction company sought one officer to remain on patrol until morning.
Gov. Tener vetoes a pension appropriation totaling 1.5 million for Civil War veterans and 810,000 for 1862 63 emergency volunteers. He argues the state revenues cannot sustain such large expenditures and asserts veterans deserve gratitude but policy must limit spending.
El Paso reports an attack on Juarez is anticipated as a direct response to the shooting of Immigration Inspector Charles Dixon. Pancho and several hundred rebels are said to be marching toward the city, with tensions mounting in the border region.
Beaver Falls Pa July 28 The overwork of Herbert W. Bryan principal at Went Ridge School was ruled the cause of death. He was found in his room by his father with a blanket around his shoulders and a noose. Bryan served as secretary of exn.
Washington officials report President Wilson held morning talks with Secretary Bryan and Ambassador Wilson on Mexico. Senator Pomerene pressed for release of mining engineer Bernard McDonald in Chihuahua. Bryan said he had ordered McDonald’s release. The afternoon meeting was set to address Mexico’s leadership situation and potential recognition of Hearts.
Calumet July 38 A state guard detachment halted three men attempting to reach a mining powder magazine near the city. Three volleys were fired before arrests. Militia focus shifts to blocking dynamite access as strike breakers led by James Waddell, a New York professional, mobilize hundreds of men within hours. A separate incident left several nonunion men beaten after an assault by union opponents.
A rubber inflated doll held the choking grasp of a baby after a row boat capsized in the Oblo river wash from a nearby ferry. The mother was rescued promptly, while the infant, carried by the current, was found half an hour later floating, still gripped by the doll.
Charleston West Virginia July 28 Representatives of the coal operators and the men are today arranging for another conference and it is believed that in settlement of the trouble in Cabin Creek to foot coming. There is now only a difference of 2 1 2 cents per ton between the two factions regarding the wage question and 1 cent is believed this will be adjusted before night. The promised settlement is expected to include full recognition of the ton and other concessions as were granted in Paint Creek.
A government bulletin from Vounteton reports General Carranza fleeing north to join revolutionary bands in Durango. It states a large federal pursuit is closing in and his capture is expected momentarily.
The Comets defeated the Mohawks seven to eight after a splendid game of ball at Columbus park. Sharp pitching by Sullivan for the Comets and Lathrop for the Mohawks highlighted the contest, with Burns making a notable throw from right in the third inning. Umpire J. Dawson directed a satisfactory game before about a hundred spectators. Team lineups included Sullivan, Southwick, Maloney, Hill, Paulson, Ellis, Lyons, Coxswall, Keating, and Downe for the Comets. Lathrop, Shaub, Van Dresar, Gordon, Dejury, Kinley, McGrath, Ressler, Burns for the Mohawks.
Washington reports no reply from Japan on the California land bill dispute. State Department officials believe the record of facts has been fully presented and discussed. An impending final note to Tokio is expected to steer the matter toward a satisfactory conclusion.
A brief from Lynn Massachusetts notes a sensational domestic incident. Edwin Perron returns home to find his wife with another man. A confrontation ends with Perron being knocked down as his face sustains injuries. The case drew national attention due to previous eugenic marriage debate.
Fragmentary local cinema note lists four reels at Lyric with a baby nickname and a mention of new rest offerings. It mentions Lyric tonight and a silverware night with a five cent charge. The readable items suggest a small independent program and a price cue for a late showing.
Funeral services for Tha Lake King were conducted at his residence at 6 o'clock on Thursday evening after a long illness of heart trouble and arteriosclerosis. A large gathering of mourning friends and neighbors attended, including members of Chase Post 60 of the I. R. of which the deceased had been an honored member. Flowers were reported, including a beautifully crafted casket adornment and an American flag with G. A. R. emblems. Rev. Samuel Hampi of the West Presbyterian Church led the ceremony.
Remains brought to Titusville by train with King family and many mourners. Honorary pallbearers from Chase Post among attendees. Interment at Columbus. services at the grave conducted by the G A R. Streetcar ran a special car for convenience of attendees from the city.
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