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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
2
A civic editorial argues against snobbery toward factory workers and praises working women. It asserts adult women should support their families when possible, notes factory labor earns respectable wages, and calls for respect for the industrious, regardless of setting. It condemns idle and parasitic behavior.
Sympathy naturally goes out to the congressman who faces a fair prospect of finding places for a percentage of applicants in his district. The path to helping him takes office, though, badly out of position.
The fragmentary note lists events at Ansell Guiding Light, with two parts and scattered references. Details are unclear but imply a staged program across two segments.
Rome reports the Pope’s condition remains unchanged with a normal temperature but irregular heart action. He has not slept well for forty eight hours, ate a small amount of solid food for the first time in three days, and doctors say he is not in immediate danger.
President Wilson prepared to open the season at Washington’s game against the Yankees. He plans to throw the first ball to Walter Johnson as Old Fox Griffith aims to bring luck to the Washington Nationals. Vice President Marshall intends to attend and monitor the game, following the example of Sunny Jim Sherman.
Three hundred members of the Navy Lodge met in Washington to plan improvements for the American navy. Prominent speakers will address legislation to aid efficiency among naval officers, a national defense council, and a trained naval reserve. The convention ends Saturday with the annual banquet.
Joe Harrinburg reports April 10 that Senator Clark's third class city commission government bill was sent back to the committee on election legislation. The House also asked the attorney general whether bonds can be issued if voters approve the amendment authorizing a one million dollar highway improvement issue.
An advertisement touts glasses at a low price but argues the business cannot give away value. The speaker, Padoli, notes a $6 item is worth $5 and invites customers to discuss issues in Corry, Pennsylvania.
Andrew Sil ferspoon, president of the Danish Y M C A Associations, telegraphed New York officials urging immediate resumption of the investigation into the disappearance of twenty Danish girls from a train near New Castle. Federal and railroad officials have found no new leads, and earlier reports of white slavery rescues were not believed by Danish YMCA officials.
United Press reports that in Buffalo on April 10 troops charged a mob of about a hundred trolley car strikers and sympathizers who were stoning a car. Six strikers were taken into custody. Several shots were fired but no serious injuries were reported. The Hatch school baseball team defeated Washington 12 to 8 at Washington grounds, amid noted rivalry between the two teams.
Governor Butts orders a drastic public inquiry into the Buffalo trolley strike. A special committee will be appointed under a resolution to be introduced in the legislature this afternoon.
Rome April 10 The Pope rallied with Cardinal Merry Del Val and spoke with hopeful energy. The aged pontiff maintains his attitude of encouragement and is determined to recover after the audience.
Company A 16th Infantry National Guard Corry Pennsylvania announces an inspection. Members are ordered to appear at the Armory on Wednesday night April 16, 1918 at 8 oclock for a preliminary inspection by Major D Wilcox. The regular inspection is set for April 24. The notice stresses the need to prepare to present a creditable showing. Chal L Hall, intendant sergeant commanding.
Shortly after dinner, Judge Spencer was asked to handle a disruptive vagrant wandering Mast Wayne Street. The stranger panhandled, peered into homes, and caused disturbances, including at the Miles Home, before being identified as an occupant of the Look-P.
Corry Masons received Rev Harry E Dunning of Baratars Bay into Matinecook Lodge No 806 F and A M. A letter of appreciation from he and other former parishioners was read during the initiation service. Dunning expressed deep feelings and gratitude for the thoughtful welcome and support from his Corry friends.
St Louis April 10 delegates gather for the Third Drainage Congress opening at the Planters hotel. They plan three days of talks on flood prevention deep waterways and canals and push for a national drainage commission with broad powers and funding. Ex Governor David R Francis attends.
Presidents of the congress and speakers from across the nation will discuss flood relief and topographical work with Ohio floods as a prime text. William Loeb Jr. will be host and later join Guggenheim Interests as vice president and director once his successor assumes his post. Guests include Willem G McAdoo Franklin MacVeagh Gen Nelson A Miles Naval Officer P J H Kracko and Monroe Wise with Daniel Guggenheim.
United Pros reports Loeb leaving his port position on April 10. The notice notes his departure from the role and mentions possible future assignments.
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