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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
2
Clergymen note dull fares and reformers push passes out of commission as the Utilities Commission Act passes. Railroads, once aided by passes, face a broader crackdown seen as a strike at perks, with editors and officials observing the shift in policy affecting railway access.
Washington reports the first big White House function since President Wilson's inauguration last year. Tonight the President will entertain members of his cabinet at dinner in the executive mansion.
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Tarrispurg reports 18 interests in the Gatling and James City Railroad Co to build a two mile line from Gasfady to James City in Kane County. Capital is $20,000, president George S. Stein of Philadelphia. Unclear plans amid competing rail projects and freight business shifts from nearby firms.
The jury found Charles K. Howell of Mayville guilty of keeping a disorderly house after a nearly five and a half hour deliberation. Judge Claway will likely sentence tomorrow morning. The trial stemmed from the assault on Nancy Derry aboard a boat inn October. Assistant Attorney Thrasher prosecuted, with Clifford Nowell and W Sherman defending.
In Kune Italy on December 17 the government informed Miss Dorothy MacVanech an American opera singer that she had been under surveillance as a naval spy due to alleged trips to Thai naval yards and letters from Russian and American officers. The suspicions were dropped and she was cleared.
A widespread movement forms to aid Ulster women and citizens in case of war following Home Rule. Women across England Scotland and Wales volunteer to shelter mothers and children while nursing corps are organized. Recruiting agents report many men pledging to join an auxiliary force.
Report says Joy Chirenitt of Harborerweds was struck by a bullet while on a street car platform near Sixth and Tey Ave. He suffered a glass wound but tied cloth and wood to control bleeding. Police investigated the incident as locals gathered around a bonfire nearby.
Notice from Ohio about Talend man Cheney of Cheney Co offering one hundred dollars per print for each catarrh cured with Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Includes notary A W Gleason, Toledo address and claim of internal cure through blood and tissues. Advertises Dr. Cheney Co products and a fall variety plug for constipation.
A man admitted to robbing the Warren Club desk of coins totaling around $75 after a months long mystery. The thief triggered a security setup, was identified by a note and field gloves, and was bound over to await grand jury action after a local magistrate hearing.
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