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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
5
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst led a Trafalgar Square speech urging militancy for women’s suffrage. A riot followed as demonstrators, many dock workers, moved toward Downing Street, prompting police intervention and a brief clash near government offices.
The Democratic meeting in Wiltonville elected T. L. Hampson as chairman and Fred Burtach as secretary amid wrangles and heat. Proxies aided Hampson’s push to lead, while the session adjourned after a formal dinner with no major outcomes.
At Gettysburg Pennsylvania a reunion event saw two veterans die. Jon H. Reynolds of Port Chester New York aged 69 died of heart disease after collapse in camp hospital. Augustus B. Brown of Livermore Falls Maine died from exhaustion after arriving at regimental field hospital.
June 30 Ithaca Cayuga Lake claims sixth victim Lois Vorhees of Ithaca while bathing at Taughannock Point with her mother sister and fiancé. She strayed from shore and sank after a scream. fiancé attempted a rescue but failed.
Tax notice states mercantile tax now due and payable to William G Walker county treasurer. Payment required by due date to avoid penalties.
Drs Greenies OSTHOPATAS advertise spinal adjustment treatment claiming Corry as the only licensed physicians. Office hours 8:40 to 12:00 and 3 to 8:00 p m by appointment. Room in Horn Blog. Bell 265, House 140K.
June 30 Aviator Parriott and passenger perished when their own aircraft plunged about 300 feet. A youth of 17 and another child were killed, a third child severely injured, and several others slightly hurt as the craft crashed into a crowd. The machine bore Parriott’s invention in a tragic accident surrounding a local gathering.
Jamestown Street Car strike called off yesterday afternoon after a two month stoppage. About 200 workers involved. eight returned to work with more to follow. Union reported 19 for ending the strike and 7 for continuing. Company knew of action only after it ended. President Broadhead blamed the disruption for city and lake region losses estimated at $500,000.
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