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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1913
Page
2
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Superintendent Coughlin of Ronove visited the city with details on a major project by the P R R. The plan includes eliminating grade crossings and widening roads to aid freight transfer at the equity point. Local merchants fear minor delays during transfer of Corry shipments as work proceeds.
The Warren National Bank presents attractive savings options through its Interest Department. Deposits within three days of month end earn interest from the first of the month, and half a month's interest is granted on deposits made by the fifteenth. Interest is credited twice yearly on June 1 and December 1 for funds left three months or longer. No strict limits on deposit amounts are stated, but frequent checks and bill payments may jeopardize eligibility for interest.
Warren National Bank and United States Depository are not relevant. Supervisor A M Willamy plans an operation in Corry with a force of men to remove blocks along the Huffal division line through the third ward. Major track work includes humps near Childs and Panama, and changes to the Duffato division. Centerville crew on job, Wahort boarding cars moved to local yards, and Buffalo division to remove dangerous curves. A key meeting in Buffalo Saturday will decide the Spartanburg to Blelit route change after surveys and profiles are reviewed by officials. General Manager S C Lang will attend.
Local school authorities press for action on a paving issue at South Street near the High School. The Board has sent a communication to council. teachers and authorities prepare a formal recommendation to be reviewed by the Mayor and Council within days. The debate centers on brick paving as the durable material, with concerns about noise, street proximity to the school, and suitability of alternatives.
City council debates curfew terms as supporters and opponents clash over a single year round 10 PM closing time. Some members praise the plan's alignment with modern policing while others condemn it as unnecessary and burdensome, urging postponement or rejection based on local conditions and observed effects in comparable towns.
Feb 5 reports from Vienna describe a desperate battle at Gallipoli where 45,000 Ottoman troops from Asia Minor tried to blunt a Bulgarian flank aimed at reaching Constantinople. London reports deny Sen Turia fell but claim Turks seized 400 tailands of ammo provisions and a Montenegrin battalion. Adrianople bombardment by Bulgarian and Serb forces continued, with a brief pause to allow noncombatants to evacuate before resuming.
The 1918 Clays plan a community fundraiser for the Washington trip, offering coupons printed in the Morning Journal. Readers redeem forty cents per hundred coupons for six weeks starting February 10, with no canvassing for new or renewed subscriptions.
Tomorrow night in the Hoard vom Attic High School building another lecture in a series by Tir Thitiot on Later Greek Education and its plans. The program promises a formal, intellectual discourse with attendees expected and previous courses noted.
Trenton New Jersey February 5 Governor Wilson said he favored an amendment to the German primary law to permit voters to express a second choice for any office. He is drafting an amendment to meet his views.
United Press reports oil prices rose with quotes around two dollars per barrel from Seen and Producer's firms. High grade crude held at 2.61 dollars, while the general price level touched 2.50 dollars, reflecting market volatility in Pittsburg.
A fight over a strike discussion in Braddock ended with Nye men stabbed and jailed for thirty days after appearing before Burgess Brennan. Two were strikers and two refused to strive. Police clashed with pickets. one picket was arrested and later released. The Rankin and Braddock strike seemed to end as workers returned to Mia Steel.
The 1912 edition reports 1 579 trust companies with total resources over 5.49 billion dollars and a gain of more than 22 million from 1911. President John W. Platten notes rising confidence and continued growth, with assets up 1.5 billion since 1908.
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