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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
2
A Corry editorial argues current pressures favor railroads yet warns against sweeping anti rail measures. It condemns Strike Breaker Bill No 203 as harmful to safety and liberty, urges cautious legislation, and stresses railroads’ public service and economic role.
United Press reports a pivotal House showdown this afternoon over the tariff bill. The fight centers on iron and steel schedules with party lines clear. Representative Mann leads the opposition while Palm of Pennsylvania aids Underwood in supporting the completed measure.
London April 30 The Austrian state department said hostility against Montenegro would not be delayed until after the ambassa dors’ meeting. It was hinted that Russia may have bluffing motives to push powers into action.
United Press report from Pittsburg notes a fall of eighty feet at the Carnegie Steel power house attic, smashing through the roof and injuring two workers. A hundred others escaped injury as three gas explosions followed the collapse of a large gas tank, triggering a fire that was put out within minutes.
Chicago lawyer Max Pam donates 5000 to the Polish Alliance College for boys at Cambridge Springs. He states foreign born citizens owe the United States gratitude and guarantees of life liberty and pursuit of happiness without regard to race or religion. Jamestown Journal commentary critiques a growing income tax stance.
Six Illinois men riding a swiftly moving hand car were badly bruised when the car derailed and struck a buggy at a grade crossing in Butler Pennsylvania this morning. Three people in the buggy escaped serious injury.
A city report describes a morning incident where a young man sought work at a local factory then stayed off duty after allegedly collecting eggs from six households. The man complained of too many job offers due to his panhandling and was not seen again that day, possibly leaving for towns with fewer opportunities.
By United Press Harrisburg April 30. The Benson Tax bill to place all state taxation under a direct supervision commission passed the House today. Leaders seek action on seven progressive election bills in the Senate. Sixteen Senators signed a petition urging the election committee to report the bill by next Wednesday. The Senate also passed the divorce bill introduced by Kitts of Brie County.
Tomorrow afternoon at the Arcade Masters James Durham aged 6 and Phillip Crow age four will entertain about thirty of their young friends with a birthday party. Nina Crow plans to give the children a good time with a ride to Columbus on a special car then a great birthday feast. There will be two large birthday cakes and decorations in pink and white at the Arcade.
The group includes Welch Spock Wickard Arima lstrong Coucher Haxel Craker mi nards Roach Wilcox Johnny Boutwell and White. Potential lineup members may appear at the next week’s meeting where a representative team could be formed from the crowd’s strong material.
Mr Ralph Weaver of Missouri plans a trip to Geneva for Holstein cattle purchases for his farm. He will buy several head of blooded stock, with a sale of hundreds of head at the stock farm of H. Russell. Dr Greenfeld the local vet will accompany the couple on the journey.
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