Employers Postponed Reply in Cotton Trade Dispute
Manchester July 6 employers in the cotton trade have postponed their reply to the weavers demand for an advance in wagons. No settlement of the dispute is therefore likely.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1912
Page
5
Manchester July 6 employers in the cotton trade have postponed their reply to the weavers demand for an advance in wagons. No settlement of the dispute is therefore likely.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a safe, overnight bowel cleanser that removes sour food waste and toxins. It claims no griping and benefits include headache relief, biliousness cure, and improved digestion. The copy targets men, women, and children, urging daily use at 10 cents per box.
The new military dirigible balloon performed important maneuvers at the aviation camp near Hracelann. Bombs were grouped at targets with a high hit rate of about 90 percent as the balloon moved at roughly 24 miles per hour. Yellowstone Park boundaries noted as about four miles east to west and sixty two miles north to south.
The Connellsville coke trade report shows 1911 production at 14,405,400 tons with 8,983,074 tons from the Connellsville proper and 7,122,282 from lower Connellsville. Value around 28 million dollars, down 1 percent in volume and 3.5 percent in value from 1910. Shipments topped production by 228,000 tons, stock nearly cleared from 1910, average price 7.72 dollars per ton versus 2.10 in 1910 and 4.20 in 1907. last month saw rising activity and prices.
Elgin Wein and Jane Johnson of Corry were guests of D H Alden and family in Warren day. Community members attend show in Corry Wednesday evening. Cemetery association met at J H Dean home and elected officers for the year. Henry Hirridon named superintendent. Several visitors and town arrivals noted along with a Christmas wedding at Frank Ladd's home. A promotional passage then discusses Dr. Sumerston and a medical cure claim for a widespread disease, touting Hall's Catarrh Cure by Cheney & Co.
Jewels valued at 50000 pounds vanished from the Dowager Queen of Siam. Jules Paul de Roseck faces charges in Bow Street with receiving the stolen gems at Singapore. Scotland Yard linked the robbery to a German steamship voyage and the box was hidden in transit for Siam.
D M Jackson proprietor meets all trains at Union Depot offering first class service to all parts of the day. Special attention to transfer of wrecks and baggage with both phones available.
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