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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1913
Page
1
United Press reports Governor Glank… orders one militia company to aid law enforcement as martial law is extended indefinitely. Troops remain in camps for weeks while miners and families face poverty and hunger amid the Paint Creek strike district turmoil.
President Taft concluded a four city tour completing 105 distinct official trips and traveling 114 479 miles during his four year term. The journey began in New York and wrapped up in Washington D C with many functions attended.
A Corry business man named in an anonymous circular letter connected to a liquor license push sparks talk of an imminent inquiry by local business figures. Reported references to Postal Laws sections 497 and 498 center on alleged attempts to injure or reflect on named parties through mailed material.
PATESP Hanging and Decorating offers a nice job of decorating with Nelson and Mites. Discounts on gin gers. Holiphous 191-L Evenings at No 60 West Wayne Street.
Orville Way of Wayne township lost the two outside fingers of his right hand while feeding a power saw used for Byron Hodge. A stick fell and he attempted to remove it. his hand struck the saw, severing two fingers. He received first aid then was rushed to Wattsburg for surgical treatment where the fingers were amputated at the second joint.
United Press report from Pittsburg details a deadly house fire killing Mrs. J. J. Davis and her two children, John Davis aged four years and a half year old sister. The mother tried to start the blaze with carbon oil igniting the kindling and consuming the family. She and the children perished after being pulled toward the door as flames overwhelmed them.
United Press dispatch from Mexico City dated February reports a counterrevolution forming in four northern states. General Figueroa moves with 12,000 armed men near Guerrero as U S observers anticipate further fighting. Diplomatic notes from Ambassador Wilson relay US concerns over Madero’s potential execution.
Post 70 and the Woman's Relief Corps hosted a cordial gathering at the Armory inviting city school teachers clergy and press members. A four o'clock arrival preceded a supper of baked beans ham salad doughnuts and more. Comrade J Mr Peck presided and urged brief speeches from guests including Sept. 1 Cross Captain M S Baker and Rev. N J MacIntyre with further remarks to follow on page eight.
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