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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1913

Page

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Dempsey Fined After Local Standout Incident

A man described as about thirty years old and identified as Dempsey was fined ten dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to charges of disorderly conduct and larceny. Officers Gray and Spencer pursued him yesterday afternoon as he tried to flee from a clothing store robbery at the town’s stock up. He claimed to be from Salamanca and telegraphed relatives for funds to pay the penalty, while a local store proprietor identified the suspect this morning. The prisoner remained in city jail awaiting funds from relatives.

Frank Dolphey Gray and Spancer Porter Hign Polles Ilust Dempsey Salamanca

Lost Boy Found by Brother After Short Absence

A four year old boy, lost in the town’s tinies section, was found by his older brother near South Center Street. The child, initially identified as Carson, was aided by Station Master Gray and later reunited with a frantic mother on Sixth Avenue. The older boy had tracked him down after a pair of twins on West Main Street alerted authorities. The boy had been left by a grocery delivery firm and was found about two hours after the disappearance.

Tsines Gray Eryme Ch South Center Street Carson W. Mainstront Ind Sixth Avenue Uybin

Resolution for Special Commission Introduced

The white slave resolution was introduced in the House this morning to create a special commission of two state senators and three House members to investigate conditions regarding the evil throughout the state. It appropriates ten thousand dollars for the commission’s investigation and grants authority to compel testimony from witnesses.

United Preas Warrinburg Special Commission

Masonic Installation Last Night at Clarence Commandery No 511

One hundred three Sir Knights and ladies attended the annual installation banquet and public ceremony in the new chapel. Eminent Sir Alex McInnes Jr presided with Sir James H Wright marshal. Officers installed include Generalissimo Morris C Bonsteel, Captain General Charles Simpson, Senior Warden G W Yeardsley, Junior Warden Wilson Edwards, Prelate R F Livermore, Treasurer C Rt Powell, Recorder F T Babbitt, Warder Alvah W Covell, Standard Bearers Harry B Smith, Guards A J Cottrell James W Chare and H C Tartnes. After the ceremony the group moved to Horn block for dancing and cards. out-of-town guests included Frank M Lockwood, Lewis Rickey, and Harry Srisler.

Sir Knighta Clarence Commandery A. M Banqnet Shwadios Presbyterian Church Sir Knights Alex McInnes, Jr Te Wan F. T. Babbitt Alvah W. Covell Standard Hesters Glenalarlun Sword Rewies Harry B. Smith Duards A. J. Cottrell James W, Chare Hi. C. Tatnes Jentirely A. Harrington Knights Order Horn Block Hiiment Frank M. Lockwood Lockwood Lewis‘ Rickey Titusville Harry Srisler Saite Place

Freight Congestion Cleared Up In Big Rush of Spring Shipments

Freight congestion is easing nationwide with Erie officials reporting cleaner conditions this morning. The western district between Dayton and Cincinnati still sees delays, but the main line traffic is improving as farm machinery shipments surge. The Pennsy network and related routes remain busy at relief points while merchants adjust to the seasonal resumption of freight flows.

Erie Dayton Cincinnati Hsle Pennsy Oh Booth Bivgistoe Avril Penney

Will Move Railroad Telegraph Office at Erie Depot

Rumor in railroad circles says the Erie Railroad plans a major change at the depot moving the Western Union telegraph office to the Maple Avenue tower. Western Union has occupied the depot for decades and veteran officials Fox and Spencer would supervise the interlocking system overhaul if the move proceeds.

The Erie Western Union Railroad Maple Avenue Western Union Messrs Fox and Spencer

Pope Admits End Near In Vatican Illness

Rome April 16 Pope Pius XI suffers a fast abrioUn attack described as hopeless after 24 hours of illness. He granted a final blessing to personal friends and servants in the Vatican as he bid them farewell, weeping and thanking them.

Rome Amiel Walle Hlafever Papa Vatican

Corry’s Fine Product Wins Again In Brick Contracts

Warren DeRosay, a former Warren and Titusville returnee, secured both brick contracts for the Y M C A buildings under construction nearby. The “Corry Oriental” brick will be used for both jobs, totaling about 200000 bricks, with Corry Brick & Tile Co also supplying common brick. DeRosay won again at eleven o’clock, landing the two projects and securing his price. The Corry product has gained wide popularity and is being used in Y M C A and other buildings. The local demand is strong, with orders rushing in and capacity outlook promising for the future, supporting a self-sustaining local industry.

Warren DeRosay Warren Titusville Corry Oriental Corry Brick & ‘Tile Co DeRosay Harold Corry Union of the Three Inguntial Natuparasource Wrelum

Class Reaches Washington for Capitol Visit Today

Special to the journal By Howard Bosworth Washington D C April 1 We arrived in Washington last evening hour and fifteen minutes late but all in fine spirits The class secured quarters at the Winston hotel and will base headquarters there They plan a dance and special passes for government buildings The group departs for the Capitol at 830 this morning and expects to meet the president this afternoon

Washington Capitol Journal Howard Bosworth Washington, D. C Place Winston Ue Hole Cap- Hol

Investment experience and bank bonds for investors

Thousands seek sound securities for savings yet lack knowledge or time to investigate. The Citizens Nation Bank bond department offers expert bond analysis and purchases for its own portfolio, serving the community by stamping securities with reliability. For nearly twenty years the bank has bought bonds with no delay in principal or interest payments. United States cry for Pay oy a one.

Citizens Nation Bank Citizens National Bank Corry United States

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