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13 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
1
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The Pennsylvania Railroad seeks approval from the Public Service Commission on a contract with Concord township supervisors to vacate three road crossings west of Corry and build gates with watchmen and overhead or underground crossings. The railroad would pay $15,300 for the vacating. A hearing is requested to obtain approval and outline elimination of crossings if the contract is not ratified. The case draws local interest as the commission schedules November 19 and the outcome could set crossing-removal decisions.
Deputy Sheriff Wolfe, Constable Smith, and Officer Gray pursued Jon Helleman, wanted for desertion, from Red Bank to Corry. After a gunshot near the U S Brake Shoe plant, two galvanizers Farrell and Drake blocked the fugitive. Helleman was captured and jailed to await transfer to Kittanning. He had been living with a local woman as his wife.
Junie Slaton of Somners Interests outlined a new value assessing system for cities during a city hall conference with Commissioner of Finance Alexander, Mayor Patterson, Olly Aldestora Eaton, and Westrey Slao. The plan would map the city in blocks, use comparisons, and assign values to each property to ensure accurate investment assessments. Officials praised the plan's potential. demonstrations by Somners representatives may prompt further city consideration.
United Press reports from Amsterdam and Berlin say Turkey declared war on the Entente. London dispatch notes this morning that Britain may raise a million troops, with Asquith urging Parliament to authorize funds and measures. Wounded are being transported by special trains as the war widens across Europe.
United Press reports the steamer City de Savana burning in the Mediterranean near Catania. Five hundred Aral soldiers from the Hallan possessions aboard were summoned to the scene. Wireless reports said the fire is under control and the port may see further action by evening.
Washington D C Nov 18 The United States is not planning any armed intervention in Mexico nor has any ultimatum been sent to any Mexican faction This was learned authentically from officials here today Secretary of State Bryan and the President spoke this morning amid reports from confidants indicating the situation in Mexico is not hopeless At Agua Calientes convention tensions rise as Gutierrez backs a challenge to Aguusa Callontun and reports from El Paso suggest Gutierrez notified officials of a possible armed break with Chihuahua can be averted.
A weather notice warns of rain tonight with a 90 percent chance. It forecasts a turn to colder conditions by Saturday, bringing a sharp temperature drop and unsettled conditions for the weekend.
United Railroad reports three men killed at grade crossings. Atwater Ohio victim John Joiner, 36, dies when a passenger train hits his buggy. R R Reeder hospitalized severely after a freight strike. another auto was struck previously at the same crossing.
A Corry delegation led by Mesure J. HF and Frank Raeder returned from Pittsburgh after presenting the hospital claim to the State Board of Charities. The board did not recommend funding for improvements this year but may approve an annual $9,000 maintenance grant, with prior years at $5,000. The group cited patient care across Erie Crawford and Warren counties and favorable locations noted by the board.
United Press reports the New York Cotton Exchange will open for business at 10:30 Monday morning with no trading restrictions enforced.
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