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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1914
Page
5
For sale the Lawn property at 200 kuat Smith tech Iowa and anodes. In every way. Will be sold at a bargain on easy terms. Call evenings. 2w1
Mrs H L Arenlthy of Philadelphia, charged with kidnapping Virginia Ford, three year old niece, spent the night in a Chicago jail and engaged counsel. She will contest the kidnapping charge first, then seek legal proof of guardianship. The trio was taken into custody on warrants from Philadelphia.
A school session covered foreign affairs and social topics led by Mr Levy. He noted American business influence, Russia's anti alcohol efforts, and origins of a German phrase. Miss Drought spoke on repeal of a free ship bill and the Alaska railroad appropriation of 45 million dollars for government ownership and expansion plans.
The bulletin forecasts a week of moderate temperatures and mostly fair weather across most regions. Northern areas from the Great Lakes to the east will see fluctuating conditions, with active weather in the North Pacific states later in the week. The next bulletin is expected to appear tomorrow and cover the North Pacific, central valleys, and western states, with a transition to colder weather and possible rain and snow in northern regions thereafter.
March 16 report from Columbus cites two legal wins for saloon operators. The Ohio Liquor License Commission allowed separation of bayobill tokens under strict rules to avoid gambling on results. Judge Alexander of municipal court in Cincinnati sustained a demurrer challenging affidavits in cases against two saloonkeepers. Earlier, a July 1910 Cleveland ruling by Judge Ly gave a constitutional interpretation, while Cincinnati judge Boro found the act unconstitutional.
Steamboat Springs Cal March 16 local national guard company held in readiness to march to Oak Creek on brief notice after a riot in the mining district left one union man dead and another wounded. The incident follows fears of renewed Trinidad outrages as tensions rise in the town. Two men identified as A D House and A H Perkin were named as shooters of the union workers.
Philadelphia police reported no trace of seven year old Warren McCrabbek despite a wide search. Parents suspect kidnapping but investigators favor theories that he ran away or fell into the river near his home.
New Castle march reports members of New Castle Cornell No 408 United Commercial Travelers reject a testimony claim from Hesnsy applicants at hearings. They adopt a resolution condemning quod testimony as unjust, urging state officials to permit licensed travelers to secure hotel accommodations without restriction.
A massive gas well on the P.R. Smith farm in Elle County, Kane, Pa., was drilled to unprecedented depth and pressure, described as the largest in the region aside from a famous Kesler well. The operation reached 1,000,000 feet with ongoing drilling past 850 feet, blowing rocks and clay into the air above the derrick as crews continued work. San Jacoboon & Coy are credited with the project and related operations.
A stream of names from Union City Warren Titusville Jamestown and nearby towns headline a morning round of business trips visits and returns. Notables include J Everett Paul M Davy Arch Lyons Lyle Merry Miss Ruth Thomas and many others as Seniors call for old papers Saturday.
The Amused Theater showcases Two reel western The Flaming Paths and an additional feature titled Four reneged ideas, offering a varied schedule for patrons with a mix of action and intrigue in a local cinema listing.
Early today militant suffragettes attacked railway yards north of Birmingham. They torched six passenger coaches, with several more cars damaged, amid protests linked to the arrest of Mrs Sylvia Pankhurst.
Mrs Jensen born in Denmark died at 7 o clock Saturday at her son Thom an Jensen’s home 80% East Plenswmt street after reaching ninety two. She leaves two sons J C Jensen of Warren and Thomas Jensen with whom she lived. Grandchildren and great grandchildren named. Funeral held at her son Thaphie Jenness 203 Bust Pleasant street Rev O He Wate officiated and burial in Pine Grove cemetery.
A damaged notice describes a World’s Special Film Corporation release titled What the Gods Decree. The piece promises a strange, fascinating photo drama with thriller elements and a mix of comedy, aiming to attract audiences with its unusual storyline and high billing.
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