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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1913
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a time 7 and an organizational tag it may relate to. No clear person, place, event, or complete detail is readable to form a proper news item.
Washington February 27 United States Secretary of War Stimson ordered a detachment to move at once to Eagle Pass Texas where battle is expected within twenty four hours. Refugees flood the border as fighting grows. El Paso reports fighting widespread in Sonora and calls for Maderist forces to avenge Madero’s death.
About two hundred citizens attended a public meeting at the Hien School Auditorium arranged by the Chamber of Commerce. Discussion covered a proposed new municipal plant with an estimated cost of 55 190 00, versus taking over the existing Corry City Electric Light Company for about 40 010 00 and upgrading. The committee urged holding a referendum to decide whether to pursue a city plant or acquire the current system.
The Citizens National Bank of Corry Pa states it is a strictly commercial bank valuing safety and conservatism. It welcomes legitimate business, pledges no loss-making deals to beat competition, and aims for moderate profits from each depositor’s account while growing soundly. It offers facilities like other national and state banks and invites all deposit classes, including commercial, personal, and certificates of deposit.
In Trenton on February 27, Massachusetts Democratic chairman Thomas P. Riley and Humphreys O Sullivan of Lowell visited Governor Wilson to protest Louis D. Brandeis as Secretary of Commerce and Labor. Wilson remained firm and did not reveal who opposed Brandeis, signaling no change in his choice.
Austin dispatch reports Public buildings bill passed by the Senate at four this morning including a $36,000 increase for Corry's new federal building. Congressman Arthur L. Bates secured the Corry item despite opposition led by Senator O Gorman of New York.
Mist as the continual dropping of water will wear away the hardest stone the steady systematic saving of a portion of income ensures competence in later years
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