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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
5
In Kane the temperance fight roils as opponents push for or against the Hodnosos measure. Local Prohibitionists flood the Kane Leader with garbled signatures and heated letters, while borough holders brace for the outcome amid strong public interest and speculation.
Kane Pa April 29 a local man under the influence rode atop a westbound passenger car after Wilcox Odd Fellows celebration. He clung on for miles until discovered by a train crew then offered a ride to Kane. He protested leaving the car and claimed he had no money.
An advertisement claims a skin remedy named D D D cures eczema and related ailments. It asserts universal praise from physicians and patients, promises no cost if unsatisfied, and urges readers to visit the supplier in Corry, Pennsylvania.
Sacramento reports Secretary Bryan warns postponement of alien land bills until legislative inquiry. Governor Johnson threatens to push a rival bill through, opposing federal and presidential wishes. Debate centers on constitutional eligibility limits and diplomatic avenues with Japan.
Herbert Kaufman magazine writer and editor of Woman's World divorces Mrs. Helen Hernherg Kaufman in a quit claim decree. The report states the decree was granted on the reverse, with another operation on Duchess London noted for April 29 and a bulletin signed by Dre.
Frain Virginia April 28 the quarter session court opened with a short case list. The major item involved the overturning of a nearly four thousand dollar verdict for Sugarvovreke township against the Erie railroad, with a new trial denied. The suit claimed damages for highway obstruction by the railroad dating back to 1807 and 1908 notices.
A preliminary injunction was granted restraining the National Printing Company Lewis and the Lewis Publishing Company from printing and distributing two cards bearing the picture of Heeter and Ethel Fisher with the caption who did you think is lying. The motion was falUiated by Heeter's attorney and a hearing likely to occur if the defendants contest.
Burglars entered the Schlosser store in Oil City and stole cigars and small cash from a register. They then rifled apartments occupied by Mrs Juni Miller, taking $20. The Miller family, including Little Hoy, were noted in connection with the case.
An advertisement extols glamorous hair and beauty, claiming Parfilan Sage and a “scientific rejuvenator” will refresh thinning hair. It asserts dramatic results in two weeks, touts a hair tonic, and promotes a large 60 cent bottle sold by NF, Amon & Co. and retailers nationwide.
Washington April 29 Debate on the Underwood tariff bill concluded with adjournment last night. The measure will be resumed today under the five minute rule, with possible passage in a week or ten days depending on floor action. Representative Underwood hopes to push it through by Saturday night, while opponents led by Payne and Murdock ready amendments to prolong debate. Payne defended provisions lowering duties on manufactured goods while keeping taxes on raw materials, arguing the bill is unscientific and does not justify price relief.
Albany reports Attorney General Carmody forwarded Senate Judiciary Committee evidence on alleged extortion against Senator Stephen J. Stilwell to District Attorney Whitman of New York County for action. Carmody said the matter warrants careful grand jury review and declined to state a verdict.
The House passes varied measures including authorizing two residents to attend the International Agricultural Congress, a $4,400 appropriation, and local changes in counties and towns. Provisions cover rural credit, prison reforms, dog wardens, female confinement limits, age misrepresentation penalties, and rest days for workers. A strike season gap fell short by six votes.
A garbled seed catalog snippet lists varieties such as nasturtiums cucumber turnips onions and rutabaga with assorted color names and measurements. The fragmented text names seeds like Yellow Danvers onions Danish ball head squash Hubbard corn grass and lawn grass, with unclear quantities and descriptions.
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