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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
1
Claude Buley, a former city employee, was arrested on a warrant for horse stealing. The charges stem from a horse purchasing and loaning incident involving John Sullivan and Alderman Abiolda. The hearing was postponed to 3 PM before Saley was lodged again in custody.
The unseasonably intense heat wave breaks forty two year records across multiple cities. Chicago and Springfield report extreme temperatures with Pittsburgh and Nashville among the hot spots. The Weather Bureau notes the wave setting new early June highs as the region endures continuing warmth.
Reports claim rebels mined rail lines and prepared a dynamite bomb on a train carrying dictator Huerta from the capital toward Vera Cruz. A large explosive box with a trigger was found about forty miles from Mexico City as Huerta was seen departing the terminal.
United Press reports Kansas and Oklahoma require twenty five thousand additional workers immediately to harvest the bumper wheat crop. State employment bureau agents call the figure conservative. Last night trains carried 750 men to Ute tam moth folds and today several hundred more departed. Missouri's crop is late and not ready for harvest for about ten days.
The two week quarantine along First and Second Avenue for foreigners exposed to a smallpox case ended this morning. Officer Powell with Dr Wright directed fumigation and freed inmates of the Howees to normal activity. Several workers reported illness from treatment but are improving per the local health officer.
The militant suffragists declare they will fight to the death as Scotland Yard raids wipe out most Woman's Pontional headquarters. Police vows tighter surveillance as Emma Jane Pankhurst escapes custody and remains at large with militant circles.
The Manual Training department and Domestic Science pupils will display exhibits tomorrow at the High School. The new manual training room addition will be opened, and the boys of the course have built and fitted it up largely by themselves.
Miss Falconer, who recently resigned as Corry Hospital superintendent, was honored with an impromptu farewell supper at Baeder's Grill. Doctors and hospital staff presented her a gold watch as a gift for departure to Seattle, with heartfelt tributes to her loyalty and service.
A woman with prior appearances in Palless court was arrested at Express offices on Canter street. She appeared before Police Magistrate Shielda, was fined twenty dollars or twenty days in jail, and her sentence suspended on condition she return to Spring Castle or leave the city and stay away.
A New York tenement at 90 Bagex Street burned in a morning blaze killing seven people and injuring many others. Firemen found burned bodies on several floors and a mother clutching an infant was discovered near a window trying to protect the child as flames spread rapidly.
Last night a large frame Johnsonburg Machine Company shop burned down at about 9 45 p m. The loss surpasses fifty thousand dollars. The plant employed sixty to seventy five workers and was managed by B S Hurlingame. Firefighters could only muster one water stream to fight the fire.
An altercation last evening near Miller Marin left a fellow countryman with a severe neck and facial wound. An alate police officer reported the assailant had boarded a freight train bound for the city but vanished upon arrival. Authorities issued a lookout for the suspect.
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