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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about shirts babies arms legs and letters. No coherent events or names to identify. summary reflects unreadable fragment with no clear fact.
Harriaburg Pa December officials urge action against oleomargarine taxes and flavored yellow substitutes. Jame Foust of the state dairy and food commission campaigns to curb butter substitutes, seeking stricter laws and removal of a 1 cent per pound tax to protect dairy interests.
Harrisburg January reports indicate Billivestoe leads the State Democratic Committee at headquarters with no fixed date for the state convention. Delegates will be fewer than in recent years due to new apportionment based on votes for Grim for Governor. About 182 delegates are expected, with reorganized Democrats likely holding 80 or 40 of them. Guffy Democrats cannot acquire 50 delegates. National Committeeman A Mitchell Palmer has not received word of a meeting of the Democratic National Committee in Washington on January 9. It is probable former National Committeeman James M. Gully is named Colonel Guffy on the committee list. Palmer will attend the meeting and push for credentials.
New York Jan 2 The attending surgeon at the Ansonia hospital reported that W. E. D. Brokes seems better and an immediate second operation may not be needed. If surgery occurs it would involve removing the left kidney from which an abscess was removed in the first operation.
Notice to members of the State Police to report to Alderman Barker's office on Wanlington. By order of G. K. Carl az.
A. P. Inancaon will continue repair work at Downey's Drug Store, with ongoing proofing and general allowances to secure the up-stake, per the readable fragment.
Junk dealer listing for West at 15 West Smith block, Union Phono area. Provides contact note with phone info and vendor location in terse classified style.
The annual Charity Ball by Derry Lodge Be P.O. E at the State Armory exceeded prior events in attendance and gaiety. The Symphony Orchestra led a refined program, with ten-piece ensemble, electric lighting, purple and white decor, and a midnight supper service featuring celery olives ham tongue chicken Saratoga chives cabbage salad and cake. Notable guests included Moge Mendystle Gates Warner Jamison Dewey Jamison and many others from Warren Erie and Jamestown areas. The event is praised as a possible permanent feature and a highlight of the season.
Dec 31 The anti tipping crusade ends with a pledge from P B Dawes president of the Commercial Traveler's association that gratuities paid by patrons to hotel restaurant barber shop and Pullman car workers will be eliminated. He says tipping will be replaced by wages and these workers will move from menial charity to regular wage earners at better status.
Notice to members announces the annual meeting of the Corry Mull Fre Insurance Company at its Gorey office 21 West Washingum Street on Friday January 26 1912 at 10 o clock AM all members requested to be present Marsh Sec 3129
Fragmented listing offers cash payments for raga at 800 per cwt and stove plates at 400, with a garbled line referencing caution and a person named A. J. Brodohy at 148 F Maln wiroot, plus miscellaneous unreadable text.
The Corry Pennsylvania firm Asmo MMn Co seeks good milling buckwheat in exchange for vorn mal von Webbt. This small classified notice requests receipt of buckwheat to trade for unspecified goods. Local trade language reflects period advertisement style.
John E. Redmond, national leader, sustained severe injuries after being thrown from a wagon. The incident occurred during a public event, with reports noting his admission to a city hospital for treatment and reprints indicating stable but serious condition.
John Redmond Irish Nationalist leader was thrown from a wagon near Arklow County Wexford on Jan 2 and severely bruised. He rests in the hospital but is expected to take weeks to recover. The wagon broke and both riders were pitched onto the road. Mr. Clancy remained uninjured while Redmond received head and spine injuries.
In Portrail Maine Harry N Atwood flying the AVIALOK faced a forced water landing after a pontoon leak left the craft sinking. He waded free, discarded gear, and rode the partially buoyant machine until help arrived as the wind and bay currents complicated the emergency.
Anticratic workers and miners prepare for contract expiration on March 31 in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. Delegation led by President White and three district presidents seeks wage increases and shorter workday. Both sides brace for possible strike as union membership grows and operators firm in stance.
Representative Oscar W. Underwood, a Democratic choice Teacher, has fallen ill for several days and is rapidly recovering in Washington. He faced a brief threat of appendicitis but is responding to medical treatment. New York Chinatown celebrates the republic with festive observances and traditional foods and drums.
Water consumers are warned to protect pipes and meters during cold weather. Turn off water at night if premises are not secured against cold, to prevent damage and expense. Bursting pipes or freezing meters, owned by the consumer or company, can incur liability and a few moments of care saves trouble. Corry Water Supply Co. December 28, 192?
Fragmentary OCR shows a 41 percent Democratic lead with a governor race where Hartie sits poorly. Voters indicate first choices for Harmon Fol latte and O Gorman, plus second choices among Haring Marshall and others, amid disjointed text and broken lines.
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