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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1914
Page
2
Sheffield merchants meeting at Wananda club rooms protests rates charged by the Hell Telephone company and discusses forming an independent local line. They note an Independent One could link with the Union Co to provide long distance service, reflecting widespread indignation at current rates.
William J. France, supervisor of Red House and local general store owner, was taken into custody on a civil order of arrestismed by Justice Blysel in a case brought by the town for alleged conversion of funds. Bail set at 2000 dollars. about 1900 missing from town funds under his care. France declined to comment publicly but expressed expectation to resolve matters satisfactorily.
President Wilson receives letters from across the nation supporting a potential shift in Mexico's leadership as General Felipe Angelos may become provisional president in Carranza's cabinet. The report notes a Washington attorney, George T. Mayre, chosen by the president as envoy to Russia, amid turmoil and conflicting rumors about leadership and stability.
Coroner GW De Forest investigated the death of Mrs. Histo Higley of near Spring Creek seven miles from Warren City. An overdose of morphine is suspected after her husband Miguel Higley reported finding her with a vial and book. No inquest was held. district attorney notified about alleged druggists supplying morphine near Spartansburg. Prosecutions expected. the death saddens a couple awaiting another child.
Three members of the Massachusetts chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution plan a horseback trip along Washingtons route. They aim to reach Cambridge on July 2, the 189th anniversary of Washingtons arrival, with dedications and ceremonies by militia, officials, and state leaders from Boston and Cambridge.
In Chicago on January 21, Dietrich Brookim, a theater manager, entered a lion’s den and was killed. Keeper George McCord said Teddy led the attack, the lion killed him after dragging him to the back, while others stood by. Firemen removed Dietrich’s body from the cage and the lion was later driven back.
A fragment reports on a tonic or medicine claim aiding run down nervousness dizziness and fatigue. An unnamed user, Mrs Vind, praises two bottles for restoring energy enabling housework, with an advertisement tone mentioning C. C. Rabbitt & Son drumeiet.
A burned barn one and a half miles north of Dempseytown collapsed to reveal a dead man beneath timber. The body was burned beyond recognition and investigators believe the man, possibly a tramp, sought shelter in the old structure on Sugarcreste road near Mrs El Davidson’s home. Undertaker Russell of Cooperstown to handle the disposition. Squire Muglett notified county officials in Franklin.
Jesse Herman fifty of 162 East Seventh street Erie Pa attempted self harm with a kitchen knife last night after a family quarrel. He was taken to Humot hospital with a left breast wound near the heart. He is reportedly not in danger and recovering. his daughter and old friend Mr W J Sell witnessed the event and aided his removal. Herman has ties to Los Angeles Cal and visits his home there yearly.
Renowned magician Harry Kellar, famed worldwide, is billed for a show at Exie Fire, Pe, on June 21. The announcement notes Keller as a leading illusionist of the era and highlights his international fame.
June 22 twelve people mostly women and children drowned when their motor launch struck a submerged log off the Owugo cana a few miles north of the city. Victims include George Adams and several children. owners Lewis Dainer and wife survived after the craft sank. Wreckage and chaos described as the boat lacked time to equip preservers due to darkness. nearby, steam furnaces at Bathiohem Steel Works began under two open hearth furnaces as wires started for new work.
Two men are dead and eight injured after a cave in at the Quemahoning mines south of Tounstows Pennsylvania. Miners are described as Hungarians. State Mine Inspector Fletsher W. Cunningham and Quemahoning Coal Company officials investigated the scene. The mine operates as a New York and Philadelphia concern producing bituminous coal used by the United States Navy.
An ornate ad from The Anhls Brook Hair Food Co of Corry Pa touts a tonic to stop hair loss and dandruff. It claims guaranteed results with money back if it fails and promises prompt attention for mall orders.
Automobile service offered by Harald Hasbrouck at 419 Ogden fed-attest Bell phone sit-W. Adite. One two or three car options available by hour or trip. Local listing for hire transport in the city with contact details.
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