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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1913

Page

2

Members pictured in two-row group portrait

Standing from left to right Hazel Knowlton Howard Bosworth Mary Loveland Alice Mulderick Louise Whittlesey Lucile Murray Leo Wall Marion Suckett Merrill Hammond Arthur Schaub Hysel McCray Erma Manges Nellie Love Ruby McCullough. Sitting left to right Joel Cady Chas Ewer Julia Naylor Orval St Pierre Valera Clough Walter Scott.

Pictire Hazel Knowlton Howard Bosworth Mary Loveland Alice Mulderick Louise Whittlesey Lucile Murray Leo Wall Marion Suckett Merrill Hammond Arthur Schaub Hysel McCray Erma Manges Nellie Love Ruby McCullough Joel Cady Chas Ewer Julia Naylor Orval St. Pierre Valera Clough Walter Scott

City lighting bid row prompts push for open bids

Local council debates street lighting policy arguing against excluding all but one bidder. Officials contend five year contracts should invite competitive bids to ensure efficiency and fair pricing for Corry taxpayers.

Tve Gerty Corry City Electric Wht Co

Fair and public protection of taxpayers funds urged

The article argues for fair competition to protect city future interests from private monopolies. It notes the difficulty of Old Homestead ticket awards, defends Journal circulation claims, and reports the House passage of a five dollar annual license fee on self playing pianos in saloons and dining rooms.

Old Homestead Tate Corry Ayer Erie Journal Lve

Labor Bills Pass The Assembly

Harrisburg April 15 report says two labor bills governing child and woman labor passed the House by 180 to 2 and 182 to 6 respectively. Both measures were ranked among the calendar’s most important and will proceed to the Senate for consideration.

Univea Rreas Harrisburg House Tim Senate

Seniors News Telegrams From Renovo

Special to the Journal describes a late arrival in Renovo with the senior class enjoying their trip. They meet Johnsonburg and Bracton seniors in Emporium and switch to the Washington Fly train as Howard Bosworth plans daily telegrams for the Evening Journal.

Corry Evening Journal Traction Building Center Street Corry Gagne Aera Mary Suet the Journal Renovo Emporium Johnsonburg Jewett Bracton Washington Howard Bosworth Evening Journal

New Haven President Is Arrested

Bridgeport Conn April 15 President Mellen and Vice President McHenry of the New Haven Hartford Railroad were taken into custody on warrants charging gross negligence and manslaughter in connection with the Westport disaster. Both officials posted bail of five thousand dollars. The wreck sparked heavy denunciation of New Haven officials for the carelessness and speed on dangerous track segments.

Joywalled Bridgeport Conn Mellen McHenry New Haven Hartford Railroad Westport Roma

Vatican Bulletins Signal Pope's Critical Condition

Vatican bulletins issued today tone optimistic yet prep for the Pope's death hints at seriousness as the Noble Guard is formed to guard the body. Paris reports from Vatican correspondence note end may be near amid cautious optimism.

Union Cross Rome Vatican Paris

Pope’s Worsening Condition Sparks Vatican Alarm

Reported by Paris correspondents in Rome, high church officials have been notified of a serious decline in the Pope’s health. The fever that returned yesterday is growing worse hourly, and Rome awaits news of the Pontiff’s death at any minute.

Paris Rome

Larkin Matinee Lyric Offer At Five Cents

The Larkin Matinee Lyric runs Thursday afternoon offering five big reels for five cents. Five cents admission includes a chance for prizes given by the Larkin.

Larkin

Price Family Thanks Corry Helpers for Barn Loss Support

Mr. Jefferson Price and family thank the people of Corry for aiding in replacing their lost barn and contents. They assure all will never be forgotten. Je fersom Price Rd Union City, Pa.

Jefferson Price Corry Jepfersom Price Union Oity, Fu

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