Corry Pea and Tomato Clash Tall Matter
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Powter at Corry and Pea and Tomato clus Tall matter with unclear context and no clear outcomes or dates.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1911
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Powter at Corry and Pea and Tomato clus Tall matter with unclear context and no clear outcomes or dates.
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A collection of quoted lines from multiple papers noting civic growth ideas and warnings. It mentions personal pride driving town expansion, a vest alarm clock for workers, and a joke about fitting reforms. Excerpts also reference Manuel of Portugal and a pension, with critique on idle wealth.
Pinkerton investigator Hy G. Myer and partner Simon McLest again searched the murder scene and recovered a third empty cartridge about fifteen feet from the body, matching the 38 caliber shell found earlier. The discovery supports the theory that Amann was shot while descending toward the reservoir and killed with shots to the head after he fell. Myer said the team is pursuing new clues as they continue the investigation.
Corry inventor M F Coyle claims a new portable vacuum cleaner connects to a garden hose and water supply. The machine washes dust away with water, drains waste to sewer, and requires no bags. He promises doubled suction over a $100 electric unit and a 30 year guarantee.
At Grove City Pennsylvania on February 8 over 170 sophomores and freshmen faced expulsion following a dormitory strike sparked by suspensions. Leaders from the Freshman and Sophomore classes were fined and expelled for property damage after a clash during class rush.
Corry High basketball travels to Mayville for a tough away game against a large Mayville squad averaging 175 pounds. Mayville’s visiting team hopes to rebound from a prior defeat as a royal high school rotor observer plans to attend and aid the home team. A packed Saturday night crowd is expected at 9 p.m. to see if Corry can improve on a previous loss on a floor deemed unsuitable.
Erie dispatch reports the water board of Erie spent about 77 000 dollars without royal/state approval. State Health Commissioner Dison says the sum was used without permission from the State Board of Health. Dr Dixon notes no official permit was granted for the water works or the foundation under study and the city official seeks city collector guidance on halting work pending state board review.
The Association of Pennsylvania School Directors adopted the minority report condemning the school code before the State Legislature. About 260 directors from across the region attended as discussions urged consolidating township schools and considering pupil transport. Present officers include T. J. Jennings, Hugh R. Grilley, Henry R. Gibbon, Dr. W. Kendal, J. W. Barrett, Willem Howen, and James W. Howarth.
Mrs Katherine Durkin 59 wife of John Durkin was found dead in a standing position at the family home shortly after midnight. The body was found by daughter Florence Bowser who alerted her father. Doctor said heart failure caused death. The family resides in Oil City, the occasion marked by an otherwise healthy late night.
The bill promoting Captain Robert B. Peary to rear admiral was indefinitely postponed in the House amid pressure from Representative Bates of Pennsylvania. The delay arose from Bates strong opposition to the measure and its implications for naval promotions.
Arthur G. DeWalt announced a March 2 meeting of the Democratic central committee in Harrisburg to plan statewide party reorganization. The gathering aims to prepare a slate and address business under party rules and the direction of the McGonigle-Price-McCullen-Guthrie committee.
Mina Ethel Elder, 21, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Hider of Alum Rock, died at Gil City Hospital after an injury while nursing 700 pound patient Miss Anna Cheiton. Elder trained two years ago, beloved by patients and staff for her gentle spirit and devotion.
The Jerome Hotel Company plans a ten story brick and stone hotel at Teith and Peach streets in Erie. Chartered in Pennsylvania, it seeks a $750,000 bond and stock. 280 rooms. land option at Tenth and Peach. construction directed by Wellington-Downing with sanitary features. Occupancy aimed for next December.
Patrolman Lewis Drooge saved a woman and two children from a smoke filled bedroom at No 9 Hant Talcott Street. He forced entry, opened windows, and helped them to fresh air as fire damaged the roof and west wing of the American Locomotive Company dwelling. The department responded to the alarm.
Jamestown defeated the visiting team 88 to 64 in a hard fought contest. Bnatrom and Anderson starred for Jamestown while Eppley and Scnapp shone for the visitors amid a crowded auditorium setting.
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