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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
2
The New York Tribune reports a growing rift within the Republican Party over Theodore Roosevelt's potential third party bid. Pro Roosevelt supporters urge unity while others warn a split could empower Democrats. The piece discusses Taft era loyalties, factional plans, and Wilson’s international stance as context.
In Warren, two wills filed for probate set conflicting terms regarding property shared by widows Marion Loucks and another spouse. The case centers on aims to divide estate between Mr Lovers’ brothers as witnesses claim the deceased discussed arrangements on her deathbed. Court papers filed with Recorder Haaxott’s office this afternoon outline contested claims and the probate action pending.
A stream of OCR fragments details prior prison terms and parole timelines. Mentions Kriv Lue and Wat Uenhinkar with past sentences around two to four years, and references to county courts, parole decisions, and alleged violations. The garbled text lists names, dates, and legal actions without clear narrative or outcome.
Police identify a suspect who says he was in Brie to sober up after drinking heavily as detectives press him about a bar shooting. A man named Howie is questioned. Bowe of 401 Massachusetts Ave is located and hospitals confirm injuries. Erie police plan to further investigate at the scene and await results from the hospital.
In Huvelalure on June 27 the Workmen's Compensation board adjourned a case in which a husband sought compensation for his wife’s death or injury. The wife denies the claim, and the board will rule on whether the husband is entitled to compensation based on the rendered evidence.
The report describes a Pennsylvania Railroad case involving Helen Bryant Boone of Milford Delaware and a widow and child. The referee ruled the widow’s award should be modified after finding the widow had withdrawn from her husband prior to certain oaths. The document mentions military references and a later veterans-related note.
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