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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1914
Page
2
Under scudding clouds observers note Democrats securing a majority in both Senate and House. The new laws will undergo a test as the public gauges outcomes, with verdicts to come later.
Joseph Luthringer, an elderly East Side resident born in Alsace Lorraine, died at home after months of illness. He served under Napoleon II in the Franco Prussian War, and for 30 years had lived in the city as a machinist by trade who later retired.
Notice states C B Porter, an alderman, was moved to 102 West Main Street. It mentions his business solicitations and collections specialty.
Nov reports confirm Carl Hans Lody alias Charles A Tug, a German spy, was executed by court martial in the Tower of London. He had claimed American ties, had lived in New York and Omaha, and was about 28. The execution was the first there since 1700, at the tower barracks, near the Anne Boleyn site.
In Sheffield county a man named Lind was found in the Austin Hill Road between Cherry Grove and Sheffield. He had been dead several hours, with a head wound and marks suggesting a fall from a wagon or drag along the road. Coroner DeForest ordered an autopsy by Dr. Pryor to determine if foul play occurred. Peterson, Lind’s companion, was located later but could not explain how Lind fell. The autopsy attributed Lind’s death to exposure, with head injuries from the fall as a contributing factor.
Norfolk Va Nov 10 virtually all of the 400 horses aboard the Rembrandt bound from Baltimore to St Nazaire France were burned to death when the whip caught fire off the Virginia Capes. The ship was reported to carry animals for the allies armies. Captain Eatin reportedly warned Lamport and Molt Line officers of threats against the ship before sailing. No confirmation of these threats could be obtained tonight.
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