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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1911

Page

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Laborer Beats Limestone Tannery Foreman Over Payroll Clash

Bradford Pa February 4 Don Maroni an employee of United States Leather Company assaulted Foreman Edward Shrader with a large club after Shrader refused to rehire him. Maroni fled toward the depot but was arrested by Constable Hamey and jailed pending filing before Squire Vibbard.

Limestone Bradford Don Maroni United States Leather Company Edward Shrader Bhrader Micon Shrader Marton Hamey Pay Squire Vibbard

Question of Expense at French Chamber of Deputies

Paris March 24 The chamber debated laying down the crowding of funds. A proposal to defer decision until powers are invited to negotiate simultaneous armaments was defeated 312 to 188. A motion to place armament imitation on the Hague conference program passed 447 to 564.

Chamber of Deputies Paris Chamber of Dap Tlen Billi Arsenide Bemba Armamanta

Midyear Dismissals Hit Lehigte University

About 46 students were dropped at Lehigte University amid midyear examinations. The group includes 16 freshmen, 5 sophomores, and 6 juniors, totaling roughly six percent of the student body as reported by the registrar.

South Wathicham Lehigte University Acros

Mondell Wickersham Row in House Ends in Apology

Washington February reports a heated floor clash between Frank Mondell of Wyoming and Charles Wickersham, sparked by remarks over an Alaska leasing bill. The scuffle ended after apologies and a defeated administration measure by 128 to 161. Also noted are boat racing results from New York and indoor skating titles.

Wyom Ind Goal Lande Alaska Washington Jamanwick Graham Alasia Frank W. Mondell Wyoming House of Representatives Houttlye Bartlett Georgia Saunwick New York Wickersham Mondell Fonter Vermont Wickeraham Tohind Longworth Ohio Severmm Mondetl Knight Bitlereas Aancifarntion Pitt Winkeraham Supreme Court Renvirke Burke Nokota Myon Wekbraham Olmatand Poynayts Vania Speaker Tawney Mal Winkersham Hotine Hovine Mr. Winkersham Ohlo Mr. Wickersham Mr. Mondell Foster Tors Kivéivens

Senator Smoot Questions Iowa Senator Formation Resolution

Senator Smoot raises questions about the formation resolution presented by an Iowa colleague. He probes legal basis and potential implications for party alignment and legislative process.

Iowa

Canadian reciprocity debate delays bill prompting possible extra session

Washington February 24. Opponents of Canadian reciprocity seek to delay action until Congress convenes March 4. A Cummins resolution seeks extensive information from the tariff board on four commodities and related items, while further amendments are anticipated. E B Brown of Watertown NY testified against reciprocity, criticizing publishers and defending farmers.

Congress Brown Washington Thone Consresa Exicy Hesston Mareh Cummins Renate At- Itt Board Smoot Aa Caiting Cumming Bil Hale United States Canada State Department Benster Cummins Maine Tariff Board Ite Senate Senate Committee On Finance Hagtin Eliaree E. B. Hrown Watertown Turer Venate Manne Committee Athey

Fraternal Insurance Society Looting Alleged in Dauphin Court

Aurilsturg reports a case of a fraternal society looted of about 229000 as officers allegedly sold trusted positions to outsiders for 5 dollars each. The Keystone Guard, founded 1906 with 8714 policyholders, faces dissolution under Attorney General action. President Joseph Henman testified as other officers are named. Several officials reportedly fled the state amid the case.

Aurilsturg New York Geserit Cunningham Dauphin County Ete Dutyhin County

Schwab Denies Charge Defective Armor Echo of Strike

Bethlehem Steel president Charles Schwab rejects claims of defective government armor used in naval orders. He says reports echoed last spring’s strike when workers alleged flaws. a federal probe at the time found no substantiation. Local figures J J Gillespie and David Williams are noted as former strikers and current workers in the area.

Bethlehem C. M,aohwab Bethlehem Steel Company Waatinston Ralway Uma J. J. Gillespie Te Maghinists Union Washington Tas Bot David Williama New York State

Died RATHER THAN WORK In Fifteen-Year-Old Shoots Self

In Philadelphia on a holiday a 16 year old boy Lewis Freyer Freier killed himself with a revolver after arguing about work. He shot himself in a North Street tenement while speaking to a woman and his widowed mother. Neighbors say he disliked work and preferred staying home.

Philadelphia Lawis Fred Oick Main Freier Fot Hingelt Hite Port Housa

Trade Policy Debate Highlights Stances and Concerns

A committee endorses free trade measures with Canada, stressing potential U S benefits. Mr Brown expresses greater concern for agricultural interests than for his own paper mill industry in the discussion.

Canada United States Brown

Son Finds Father After Twenty Years Gap in Shenaytonb

Alpert Denker, from Shenaytonb, finds his father after an eight month search. The father had not seen his son since infancy. The tale notes Hecker, a local ferryman, and mentions a divorce suit of $30,000 won by the wife, plus custody of Albert. The son left Amoringe to locate his father and they reunited last July upon the son coming of age.

Shenaytonb Alpert Denker Meter Hecker Albert Docker Howe

No Change in Ballot For United States Senator

In Albany on February 24 a joint ballot lists Democratic candidates Sheehan 79, Shepard 12, Kernan 4, Tdbleton 4, Sulzer 3, O'Brien 2, Hopper 2, Parker 1, Glynn 1, John N. Carle 1 and Republican Depaw 73. Total votes 181. necessary for choice 1.

United States Alvany Democrate Sheehan Shepard Kernan Tdbleton Sulzer O'Brien Hopper Parker Glynn John N. Carle Depaw

Iowa House Deadlocks on Woman Suffrage Amendment

The Iowa House by a narrow vote rejected joint resolution 5 proposing a constitutional amendment granting women suffrage. The defeat ends the immediate prospect of voting rights for women during the current legislative session in Des Moines.

Iowa Des Moines House Towa

Hysterical Teacher Tries to Die in the Surf

Miss Mary Carter Boyer a 41 year old Philadelphia school teacher fled a hotel and attempted to drown herself in the Atlantic. She was carried from the breakers near Ocean Pier by bystanders before being rushed to City Hospital in a post crisis condition. Her sister Eve Northurst provided details of months of mental strain.

Philadelphia Atlantic City Mary Carter Boyer Mira Eve Northurst Alka Philtelphia City Hospital Mise Boyer Thoms Downing Schitts Poliboss Ocean Pier Tanaseen Avenue Miss Bover

Two Brothers Duel Ends With Two Dead in Johnstown Hotel

In Brigham county, John and Don Tueol, quarrelling since the day, met in a hotel for a revolver duel. Eleven shots fired. John Tucel was killed and an unknown man crawling behind him was also struck and died. Dopuc 6 escaped.

Johnstown Bmigh Tur Gimbrin County John Don Tueol Belne Jon Tucel Wis Deatty Uehind Wis Dopuc

General Brun Dies in Paris After Sudden Illness

Paris reports the sudden death of General Jean Jules Brun, France’s minister of war, who passed away yesterday in the capital. The veteran officer headed military affairs and held key posts in the government.

Brun Dles Paris Jean Jules Brun Widdenly Lere Yesterdur

Seggar Bargains Highlight Honest Selling Plan

The notice touts hundreds of satisfied customers and low prices with monthly terms and bond protection. It cites over 500 testimonials and emphasizes fair methods and great bargains this month on pianos organs violins sheet music and player pianos.

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