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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
1
The New York legislature votes to impeach Governor Sulzer by a slim margin as the Levy resolution passes at 5 16 this morning with only three more votes than required. Sulzer remains calm and declares he will fight the impeachment.
By United Pros Albany August 13 a Tamany led vote moves to impeach Governor William Sulzer of New York over campaign contributions. The session adjourns as Leavy leads managers to prepare charges. Sulzer learns of impeachment news with mixed reactions as lawmakers push ahead.
Corry City Lowente Wows faced a difficult day as Mayville game was cancelled due to typhoid illness affecting key players and two others injured. Efforts to assemble substitutes failed, delaying decisions for the season’s standings and a planned doubleheader.
Crowds watched as Erie train No 11 halted westbound and two trespassers were hosed from an overturned car on the depot platform. Telegraph operators had flagged the suspects, and Station Master Gray arrested them after they refused to descend. They await a hearing at the city jail.
A notice urges Corry Grange members to attend a special meeting at the local headquarters on August 16 to discuss the Katy Harvest Festival and a social outing. A delegation will hear William T. Creasy speak in Youngsville on August 22 about rural interests and festival plans.
Police report a passenger was intoxicated aboard a train bound for Union City. He was fined four dollars after a hearing before the mayor. A traveling man denied the arrest, questioning depot authority, while the incident prompted letters from a local hotel signatory.
August Schreck a Meadville resident and Civil War veteran died after treatment at a hospital following injuries from the battle of Gettysburg. His body was sent from Mt. Car wel Nowphal to Meadville for interment. A large turnout of relatives and friends attended the funeral procession and burial.
Workers retreat by Penny plant as the Me Enne crew and Me shovel halt operations due to a muddy blockage. Local mechanics restore the loco engine of the big shovel by noon and the work resumes, drawing Corry residents daily to watch the site.
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