22 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1911
Page
1
A chaotic sale notice promises 46 to 60 percent off all sewing machines including Standard Singer Aldredge and others. It touts price guarantees, claims savings on brands, and urges customers to visit the shop for the best deal during a spring sale period.
A Carnegie Trust Company executive describes schemes with Cummins to gain city deposits, resisting district attorney questioning. Indictments cite grand larceny against Cummins and Reichmann as attorneys seek testimony aboard legal proceedings. Windsor Trust and bank examiner notices surface as witnesses recount tense, delayed answers before Supreme Court Justice Davis.
In Cincinnati on April 22 Judge John A. Crddwell of the juvenile court ruled that the father, as breadwinner, has no right to spank his children unless the mother fails in her duties. He cited the mother's universal duty to manage the home and family care, ordering limits on paternal punishment amid a delinquency case involving Henry Richter, 12 years old.
A fragmented notice discusses pills named Pilloxones and their supposed gentle regulation of bowels with no griping. It urges reliance on Pilloxones for biliousness indigestion stomach and kidney issues, and notes distribution by Thomas Downey in a county. The piece shifts to brief items about matters in Baltimore and Roanoke, including a note on women’s drink habits and a balloon accident in Dresden, with limited, unclear details.
Premier Katsura has been elevated to the rank of Prijice by the Mikado, signaling a high honor within the imperial court of Japan. The move solidifies Katsura's standing in the government and reflects ongoing imperial recognition of his leadership role.
Marquis Katsura and several others were elevated to high ranks including princes and marquises. The cabinet and military leaders gained titles amid political shifts tied to Korea annexation. Prince Katsura, noted as Japan’s leading statesman, now dominates government departments and is linked to Ito’s earlier policies.
Rawlin M Blunt of Pittsburgh and Lawrence Converse of Minden, both youths, were released after diplomatic talks between the United States and Mexico. President Diaz’s government granted clemency amid border tensions, easing fears of a broader international clash. The incident centered on cross border arrests near Juarez and raised questions of doctrine and sovereignty.
The Mexican government sent a formal reply to US representations over firing across the Douglas border. Ambassador Wilkon mailed the document from Mexico City on Thursday as negotiations continued. Rebels refused to lay down arms while insurgent forces moved near Juarez and toward the border city last evening.
The Mexican government rejected Madero’s ultimatum, halting talks with federal representatives. Oscar Byannit and Saquiyal Obregon were recalled after high officials deemed Madero’s demands unreasonable. An auto with a white flag carried a statement by Silvestin Terramus and Burlqueg to the camp. no reply had arrived when the message reached the camp.
In Smethport Pennsylvania on April 22 Judge Omarod of Potter County ruled that Kushequa Railway may replace a narrow Hilige crossing with a standard gauge crossing where the Kushequa tick meets the Pittsboro Northern and Shawmut railroad. The long trial has been hotly contested for years and an appeal is expected.
An old trade notice touts Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor claiming quick painless corn removal. It warns against substitutes and promotes Downey seller details with a crude reference to a barbarous method.
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