04 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1915
Page
1
Corry Wrench Company is rebuilding a new modern fireproof stove plant after a fire. Foundations laid this week for a 40 by 40 foot 12 foot wall structure with poured concrete floors. The project includes a 40 by 40 foot building and a total outlay of about 10000 dollars for new equipment and machinery.
United Press dispatch reports Mrs Mohr, charged with murdering her husband Dr Mohr, receiving public support. Friends claim she endured harsh medical mistreatment and moral bias, while defense notes alleged infidelity and a civil motive. They highlight her alleged substantial income and call for fair proceedings. Charles Metagai vows to keep pursuing defense until Mrs Mohr is exonerated.
Clifton Lindsey, a farmer, killed a huge blacksnake yesterday on Min farm. The snake was more than five feet long and found by Mr Lindsey lying on top of blackberry vines as he picked fruit.
An inquest into the Breadon double tragedy concluded that Fred Braden killed his wife Opal and then died by his own hand. The jury found Braden insane at the time of the shooting, affecting insurance payouts and policy settlements. Witnesses described Braden’s deteriorating mental state days before the incident. Judge Barker urged careful weighing of evidence and the jury’s verdict could influence insurance outcomes.
County Commissioner Joseph Rogan told The Journal the ballot will list candidates for city commissioner in the coming primaries. The field includes Charles Selste Ferdinand Stevens Clyde Wilcox L. W. Ola BR Dies AF Brown Peale Laurie F C Howard and Frank Lillie.
Real estate activity rises as out of town buyers surge into the city with many homes already rented over the past four days. Board of Commerce intensifies efforts to showcase the city’s opportunities to nearby regions while agents report growing demand for rentals and rooms as business expands.
The Kenara committee announced a large Labor Day picnic in Columbus Town Park on Monday. About 1500 attendees are expected. Odd Fellows will serve coffee and sandwiches, with a dance planned in the afternoon and evening. Attendees are asked to bring their own cups and aprons.
In a grim theatre near Riga the German offensive intensifies as General von Deseler pushes to breach the Dwina line and seize strategic bridges. Russian defense holds city outskirts but retreat rumors mount amid ongoing fighting.
A gas well drilled for a land grant near Cambridge Springs struck a vein at 240 feet, delivering about 20,000 feet of gas daily. Driller AF Tallon of Hradort and derrickman Mr. Bannon noted the find on W. R. Reeds’s property, signaling potential profits for the nearby Reeds estate and neighbors.
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