28 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1912
Page
1
The Grand Dedication Ball at the Joli unde palid premini evant of the woola wenson drew about a hundred attendees from the State Apmory. The event, praised as a brilliant affair, showcased flawless arrangements by the hosts, with guests enjoying the evening in a refined, expansive setting.
Local Warren National Bank advertises four percent interest in its Interest Department with deposits after the first three days earning interest from month start and deposits by the fifteenth earning interest as of month end. Also notes restrictions on frequent checking and general terms.
Envoys express hope as peace conference extends today and counter proposals from the Turks are reviewed. A Bulgarian leader en route to the talks told reporters he is hopeful of peace, signaling cautious optimism among observers. The conference resumes Monday afternoon with the alliance to respond to the Turkish submissions.
Late at night Mr and Mrs Alb and Mr James Crown were visiting when a fire started behind a gas grate partition in Concord Street. Firemen forced entry to reach the seat of the blaze and used extensive chemicals to extinguish it. The interior suffered considerable damage, and had the family not retired early the house could have been gutted.
Governor John K. Tener tours Corry Hospital with Mayor Alexander and Judge Bishor. Superintendent Ida R. Falconer and Secretary Canby guide him through departments, noting typhoid outbreak and crowding. He praises local work and urges Union City support for the institution.
Twelve jurors convict thirty eight defendants in the LWV conspiracy case after a lengthy trial. Wuckley and Seifert are acquitted and released. Court adjourns until Monday for final disposition. The crowd reacts with mixed emotions as couples and friends witness the historic verdict.
The remains of Charles Cogswell, reported dead in Mendville, will arrive in Gary Ac Asdaam tomorrow morning by train. The body will be taken to Emmanuel Church at Joel at one o clock, where a funeral service will begin at two. Roy Sharpley will officiate, with interment at Ping Grove Cemetery. A large turnout from Meadville Erie Warren is expected as relatives and friends travel to attend.
New York on December 28 reports officers of the United Garment Workers and clothing manufacturers preparing for a large strike. Plans divide Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Brownsville into about twenty sections with subcommittees to manage action. City expectations include 6,000 more garment workers quitting in Newark, while New York workers weigh anticipated walkouts and votes among cutters and union members.
A fire alarm at about five this morning drew the fire department to Kurtz Brass and Hed Company plant. Stanford firemen arrived promptly but smoke and flames had already breached the building, with the watchman reporting significant damage before containment.
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