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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1914

Page

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Mitchell Palmer Message to Corry Democrats Urges Unity

Mitchell Palmer, the Wilson Democrat of Pennsylvania, sends a message urging Corry and nearby counties to unite behind Woodrow Wilson era reforms. He voices support for McCormick for Senate and for a gubernatorial movement that opposes the Penrose faction and past partisan campaigns. The letter appeals to Corry party members to back honest government and party leadership.

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Scaffolding Collapse Injures Weat Main Theater Worker

A scaffold collapsed at the new Lyrics Theater on West Main Street this morning. H. Hill, a well known contractor, was badly bruised and injured along with five workmen while installing the steel ceiling. Hill fell onto a ladder causing severe strains and bruises. all were treated at the scene or at home by a physician.

Cour Iractor New Lyrics Weat Main Street Hui Dew Movin Rose

Sensational evidence in Gore case report

Oklahoma City February 12 heavy veiled Mrs Minnie S Bond testified on the witness stand about a $40 000 damage suit against Senator Gore. She described visits to the senator including a fourth visit to One Senator in Washington and alleged attempts to influence appointments. Bond spoke of a hotel room encounter and alleged threats to reveal conversations with the National Democratic Committee. The testimony portrayed the senator as unmoved and Bond denied any improper acts. A broken eyeglass lens was introduced as evidence by the defense.

Matter Press Oklahoma City Minnie S. Bond Gore Howl Wash- Taelon Bond Javon Roo Senaor Robertson Sand Gora Kix

Lowest Temperature of Season Reported

The article notes the season's coldest readings with the thermometer dropping to 20 below zero at He hillsides and to 22 below at the Howard Tannery in the east end. Forecasters warned of another frigid night as temperatures hovered near zero by early afternoon.

Howard East End

Grand Jury Throws Out Poole Case In Iowa Work

The grand jury brought no true bill on Poole after hearing testimony from Woster, Foster, and others. The case cost about $90 for Poole’s side and around $50 for the Poole matter plus additional expenses, while WIL and other costs were not detailed. Judge Benson presided as the prosecution faced questions over settlements and witnesses.

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Raymonds Do Not Field City League Baseball Team

Today the Raymond Manufacturing Company announced that its employees will not field a baseball team this year. Most players previously tied to the Raymonds have joins other league teams or left the company. Management says only four or five former players remain who could play this season, and city league officials indicated another team is being considered, suggesting a four team league will form without the Raymonds.

Raymond Manufacturing Company Emloyes Raymonds Tinul Leagie Funs Wag

Pottsville Man Shot by Intruder in Morning Home Invasion

James Penn arrived home about 2:80 this morning to find an intruder fighting his elder, who died. Penn grappled with the man aided by his mother before Gillespie drew a revolver and shot Penn twice in the abdomen. Gillespie fled but was captured today by county authorities at Schuylkill Haven near Pottsville. Penn is listed as mortally wounded.

Pottsville Paw James Penn Olieupie Penn Gillespie Schylkill Haven

Banker Pleads Not Guilty In Bank Larceny Case

Memph s Tenn United Press reports banker Mun Tur Halne, president of the Mercantile National Bank, pleaded not guilty to larceny embezzlement and violation of trust after bank losses were disclosed. He was held for bond after pleading not guilty, with prosecutors set to challenge the indictment. The crowded courtroom heard statements from supporters and observers noting alleged financial shortfalls and disputes over specific amounts.

Unitea Press Memphs, Tann C. Muntur Halne Mercantile National Hank Rulon Palmer Raine

Gunmen Hold Up Tripoli Restaurant in New York

Seven gunmen robbed the Tripoli Restaurant in New York after mid afternoon, holding up patrons with revolvers and escaping with cash and jewelry totaling about 44,000. A guest, Celennono, reportedly killed during the raid and stabbed by one intruder as he collapsed, while the gunmen fled. Police later hunted the gang as they left the scene in a street duel, with tires burned in pursuit. Weather notes indicate snow tonight and a milder Friday.

Unite Press New York Tripoli

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