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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1913
Page
1
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Citizens packed the auditorium for a corry chamber of commerce meeting to urge council support for trolley company franchises. A spirited session featured lighting firm officials debating proposals and the potential impact on Corry’s streets, utilities, and growth with Northrop’s bids and other inquiries.
A meeting last evening discussed municipal ownership of the local plant. Proponents led by the Chamber of Commerce argued for city control, while opponents warned of possible burdens and worker concerns. The plan, focused on a city owned operation, will be reconsidered after further study at the next gathering.
Corry Chamber of Commerce hosts an open forum to address municipal problems. The event aims to mobilize public effort on city issues beyond attracting new industries and seeks to involve residents in practical solutions. The chamber plans to provide a referendum and ongoing civic engagement.
A fragmentary item notes opposition to extending trolley service under a new franchise in Corry. Written by Northrop, the piece accuses critics of hidden motives and urges councils to protect justice while considering a broader franchise. The text hints at extending lines along Lake or Route areas and questions public benefit.
Ex Mayor Heath criticizes the city’s electricity funding and two tranche proposal. He argues the city should not surrender control, questions open bids, and contends the utility should align with municipal goals while avoiding unprofitable competition. He advocates careful review of contracts and suggests alternatives to current terms.
A city chamber meeting endorses pursuing a Corry Power Company franchise for trolley and power services. It urges city representatives to seek fair compensation, appraise takeover terms, and grant rights for lines and street improvements while considering other trolley options. The resolution is amended to allow further discussion before final adoption.
President Weeks of the lighting company signaled definite information next week on a proposed trolley plan. He noted a West firm backing and said a clear outline would be presented after Friday’s meeting, with action depended on city support and financial assurances.
The fragment outlines debate on private street railway franchises and electrified lines. It questions cost, scope, and authority, asking what time the record shows and referencing pride, past progress, and protections for life and property. It mentions Alleys, lines, and potential municipal limits absent clear timetable or details.
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