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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
5
Washington government officials report that coal lands will be valued by tonnage and quality under new regulations. The recent annual review notes sales and market figures, with rents set by proximity to railroads and quality. It estimates potential revenue if minimum rates are applied and highlights the income from coal leases and assets.
Washington December 19 clerks in government departments are urged to organize to press for shorter hours after Taft’s plan to lengthen clerks’ workday by 20 minutes was rejected. Organizers say thousands of federal employees may join a union as talks with the National Federation of Labor move toward potential meetings to decide form of association.
News item reports Cornell University trustees deciding to charge outsiders higher tuition at the New York State College of Agriculture. The plan aims to apply a higher rate to students from outside the state, totaling about 1.54 dollars compared with 0.982 dollars for in-state students, affecting funding in the coffeey.
Fragmented report discusses counsel for Mrs Ea y's sons and Senator Chandler amid doubts about fraudulent financial statements and settlements. It references Mr CEMnMer and the Glovers with Dr Paster-yno, and notes interment and heirs as central to private matters under legal scrutiny.
In Niagara Falls in November, the bride’s brother Roger died by electrocution on the eve of the ceremony. Despite the tragedy the wedding moved ahead as planned with the couple and guests gathered in the room of death where the bride refused to delay. The officiating clergyman nearly collapsed under the strain as mourners filled the afternoon.
The judiciary committee may favorably report today on a proposition to amend the constitution to provide for the election of United States senators by popular vote. The sub committee approved the measure. committee members include nine Republicans and six Democrats.
Officials announce enforcement of a 1940 act to curb adulterated and misbranded insecticides Fungicides shipments will be inspected and samples purchased by the Agriculture and Commerce departments. Prosecutions will follow adulteration findings in court actions.
Government system to open January 3 with first operating day in multiple offices across the country. Postmaster General Hitchock confirms preparations and instructions to postmasters and prospective depositors. Aiming to receive deposits nationwide to test the new savings framework.
A garbled report recounts multiple narrow escapes and court incidents. Details mention an Edinburgh minister, a fall down stairs, a near fatal shooting in London, and a police court jet incident with a train. The text is fragmentary and resembles a late 19th century press summary.
Shop advertises a new chamoisette glove selling for 75 cents. Also features the Updegraft line offering full leather gloves in stock.
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