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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1913
Page
1
Rev Herbert Shay preached on Christianity and socialism tracing its rise from early Owenite communities to modern movements. The sermon linked the philosophy to social reform and noted the doctrine’s rapid spread across regions and centuries.
A vintage banking notice explains four percent interest in the Warren National Bank The interest department credits on deposits midyear and year end with specific timing rules for deposits made early in the month and on the fifteenth The piece also notes broad deposit eligibility and cautions against using interest accounts for frequent checking The article then veers into political commentary about United States deposits and socialism ending with a note that the continuation appears on page four
Cincinnati endures record flooding as the crest nears sixty two feet with fears of further rises. Residents were urged to evacuate as utilities fail and rail lines halt, while Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh note similar flood pressures and power outages persist.
Marty Roberts son of Mr and Mrs G N Roberts is seriously ill at Randolph New York where he entered Chamberlain Military Academy. Harry Roberts, a well known city youth, is not well. Mr Roberts and Dr A L Smith will travel to Randolph. Diphtheria suspected, epidemic not feared. Other Corry boys attend Randolph Academy.
Washington January 13 United Press report from the Senate chamber notes the Archbald trial proceeding in the Supreme Court as Justice Rob ert We Armidaidy leads the solemn ceremony. Thirteen charges linger as the hearing continues before the bar this afternoon at one o'clock. The lengthy trial, occupying the Senate’s attention since the session began, may allow regular legislation to proceed once the verdict is reached.
London dispatches report Turkish delegate Aly will remain in London through Saturday morning. Allied envoys show no rush to depart, keeping hope alive that peace efforts can continue. Rechad Pasha reiterates he bears no responsibility for withdrawing from the conference, blaming allies for suspending work without seeking his opinion.
A Corry committee led by Rev. Shaw of the Methodist Church begins a temperance drive with a youth group distribution of 1600 cards. The cards compare liquor costs to education and basic needs, aiming to show the economic impact of alcohol. The Ministerial Association forms a permanent committee to sustain campaigning efforts.
The Wire Dispatch keeps pressure on Capt My N Baker over his job as factory head. A Friday article asserts Baker failed to report the number of industries in the district, claiming the county does not get proper credit for progress. The piece implies a reform movement seeks Baker’s ouster and notes multiple contenders in the race for Felas position.
Reuben P. Stoked, father of Anna E. Steckel a young society leader and heiress, vows to spend half his fortune to pursue abductors. He alleges his daughter was dragged from her home by two men and declares he will press for action to ensure they are brought to account.
New York January 1 preparation will be charted by the New York Clothing Trades association and three other employer organizations in the men s and house furnishings clothing industry. They have pledged to open shops and factories to resume work today, despite the garment workers strike. The effort aims to fight the unions demands as employers plan a coordinated return to production.
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