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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1913
Page
2
Reports from Harrisburg show factory petitions signed by girl workers opposing a proposed minimum wage for women. Labor groups fear job loss or wage reductions as skilled workers anticipate shifts in pay, with unskilled labor petitioning against the measure. No clear support has emerged for the bill among those it would aid.
Journal Boys baseball team defeated Fairview School Friday evening by a final score of 18 to 2. Two junior Fairview Belival teams played Saturday at the Fairgrounds. Whittlesey's team won 18 to 2.
Members of Post 706 A R Flea plan to leave a photo with R Caldwell Q M this week to complete the roster. BF the Post lists N Baker Adjutant.
A special notice announces four major features to be shown at Tyrie tonight. The event promises a lineup described as feclurer and includes a reference to a price or feature name Pive Cente.
United Press reports a formal protest from Loula Rojas, Grand Master of Masons in Mexico City, accusing Ambassador Wilson of complicity in the assassinations of Madero and Saurel. Secretary Bryan will consider steps but will not comment on possible actions. Officials expect a State Department inquiry into the conspiracy charges.
Five thousand three hundred thirty one suffragettes with bands and banners marched to the Capitol and were received by Senators and Representatives from states where women can vote. Leaders spoke to vast crowds urging federal woman suffrage and urging personal visits to representatives, while condemning militant tactics.
A framed card from a President’s private office extols Universal Spirit as a driver of cooperation at work. It links the motto to unity, loyalty, and smooth operation, urging adherence to the Golden Rule to prevent strikes and foster harmony in business and among workers and employers.
An eye care provider rebuts claims of $5 glasses for $1 and explains that their $5 frames are priced accurately. The message stresses the value of a professional eye examination and invites patients to discuss eye concerns honestly in a consultation.
In Bay City Oregon and Wheeler Oregon reports a German steamer Mimi capsized off the beach after being hauled from a reef. Eighteen crewmen are believed lost though four were rescued from the hull. Rescue attempts were halted by heavy seas and a cautious life-saving crew watched the wreck overnight.
Eleven head of Holstein cattle from Moore Stock farm Garland were driven to the New City market and quartered at the Wilcox farm on Columbus Avenue. The consignment will be slaughtered for market as needed, with several animals weighing around sixteen hundred pounds.
Warren April 6 The committee in charge of dances at the armory has barred the bunny hug turkey trot and similar dances. Those who enjoyed the tangoes will have to forego their amusement. The dancers resent the order.
Francisco da la Barra of the Mexican foreign affairs ministry plans a visit to urge official recognition. In Brooklyn a 70 year old woman, Mrs Ida Silverman, is charged after a fatal incident where two girls, reportedly from a runaway team of animals, were killed.
Plans are set for an upcoming Masonic affair in the city with public installation of Clarence Commandery officers on April 15 in the high school auditorium. Before the ceremony, Sir Knights and their ladies will attend a banquet at the Presbyterian chapel, expected to draw about 220 guests.
United States District Judge Charles F. Amidon, a Corry High School graduate, visited the city to speak to high school students about life in the current era, addressing social challenges and opportunities available to today’s youth. He spoke after introductory remarks by Superintendent A. H. Cross and noted his long prominence in North Dakota politics.
A Greenville Mercer county youth, who refused to reveal his name, warned the conductor that a wheel on Erie train No. 7 was damaged while at the local station. The train was halted for repairs and the boy’s alertness likely averted a serious derailment. Erie officials are trying to identify the unnamed savior.
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