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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1913
Page
1
Local boosters, including Mayor Alexander and several businessmen, announce plans this week to revive a major Fourth of July event. They aim to attract hundreds of visitors, noting the city has had no real big celebration in some time and promising features at a reasonable cost.
May 19 report from Belle Valley where Staco ming inspectors began the inquiry into the UK explosion that killed fifteen men Saturday evening. Officials from the Oldline company cited no clear cause though Fire Boss Sam Hollis had declared the mine safe. bodies recovered and funerals set for tomorrow.
In Newark on May 7 Joseph Tannully, secretary, is expected to be called as a witness in the trial of Jacob Jouns and Supley Davenport for sending threatening letters to President Wilson. The prosecution opened the case this morning with United States District Attorney Greenland presenting.
Weston May 1 William M Wood head of the so called Woolen trust was detained while attempting to enter the court where his case charging conspiracy in planting dynamite during the Frawrence strike was called. Deputies blocked him until Sheriff Quinn arrived and allowed him to take his seat with defendants Atterux and Collins. Court overruled defense motions to dismiss the indictment. Wood’s attorneys denounced the charges as absurd. Continuous coverage to page eight.
A fast St. Louis and San Antonio express on the International and Great Northern Railway wrecked about nine o clock this morning a few miles south of Austin. Early reports say two passengers and the engineer and fireman were killed instantly and many were injured awaiting details on the cause.
Orly Briday morning a Spring Street youth, Frank Miller, fell from a Maple Avenue railroad tower while balancing near an open window. He landed on cinders, suffered a scalp cut, but no bones were broken. he recovered after treatment at home.
Reverend Fitherselas and Hennes opened a two week mission at St Thomas Church with large parish attendance. The women’s meeting started at ten o clock. The program runs daily with sessions for men and children led by Fathers Belag and Hennes, from the North East College.
Senator Manry A Clark passed through as Corry hospital is slated to receive sixteen thousand dollars from the state. The appropriations committee report will recommend four thousand for maintenance and twelve thousand for a modern laundry in the basement. This forecast follows earlier fears the hospital might get as low as seven thousand for maintenance.
Revinants suio ivatian railroad la borer who figured in the biting attray at Spring Creek Inst 'Mhurh on lay afternoon was here Saturday night on a personal hunt for Joe Dan It was expected he would show up in Spring Creek on Saturday afternoon when the Pennsy pay out arrived He had two or three weeks money coming to him and officers hoped to serve the warrant But Dan did not appear Constable Hyer of Spring Creek still has the papers Robinaut appeared Saturday and seemed eager to learn Dan s whereabouts Two men were involved in a personal fight at work under Ford Jana Grady after Robinaut had Dan planed to the ground the JatWor struck him in the chest and arms.
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