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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1914
Page
5
A sensational theatre feature titled The Female Kaif LMS plays at Tan 171h Theatre Saturday. The film is billed as a riveting melodrama surpassing Within the Law with intense, engaging action. General admission is 100 up.
A garbled personal column details visitors and travels including Caldwal at Garland, Little Lost Sister Company on the morning train for Brie, various locals from Hele to Akron, Harold Howard in Youngstown, Mrs Edward G Crapser back in Buffalo, Ernest Moborg and WHE Browley from Union City, A Tl Warren resuming duties in Nile Wis, C RO Miller and C Sumner Lentley involved with Frio, and others at Armory events and southbound health updates.
A hospital benefit show organized by the Ladies Auxiliary and Mrs Mander aims to raise funds for the hospital. Local volunteers coordinate a performance to be staged before Lent with all proceeds directed to hospital services and nursing care.
President Wilson arrives at the capital amid reports of his tour and a planned cabinet meeting. The day includes a diplomatic reception preview with Mayor John Purroy Mitchell of New York as the administration prepares for the forthcoming congressional session.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets for liver and stomach relief. It claims daily use cleanses the liver and bowels, eases headaches, and leaves a sweet stomach while you sleep. It touts a 10 cent box from Angelat and appeals to adults and children alike.
A fragmented preview hints at a long mystery story spanning multiple chapters. It references Rider Maynard and a forthcoming feature titled The Taal World, suggesting a serialized narrative in a Sunday magazine with evolving plots and dramatic turns.
Directors and stockholders of the Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Company met at the office of G. D. Heath on East Main Street for their annual meeting. G. D. Heath served as treasurer and George Belize of Mindville was elected president. G. D. Herth named secretary. Reports covered the past year and usual business were reviewed.
Attention all interested in a bolleling Uh Hquor treffie 14. Meeting Wednesday night January 1401 in the coin ed chamber Praithiton state chateau. Dr. Prigh Wit will be present. A large attendance is desired.
United Press reports Baker of the First National Bank resigned as a director of the Chase National Bank during a period of expected resignations. John Mitchell of Chicago also left the First National, and Baker was succeeded on the Chase board, with three other lawyers noted among the changes.
Readable fragments describe a special feature night featuring a family orchestra and a performance by Aidniti. Details are sparse but indicate a local community event with a lightweight program and a single prominent ensemble.
Detectives shot prison escapee Prank Wheeler after a gun battle near the home of his wife. Wheeler, who escaped from jail in Indianapolis, was captured after noon following a clash with officers Freeborn and Beebo and revealed a wound to the right arm.
AmuseU Theater presents a Westian comedy titled Howling Jo Maurive Costello stars as a clown with a diva dilemma during rehearsal amid backstage chaos and witty exchanges. A lighthearted romp explores vanity and performance with playful satire.
A man admitted seeking a thousand dollars from his sister to flee the country. He acknowledged laws aimed at freedom had influenced him but refused to name his accomplice.
Arthur McLean the Democratic State Treasurer pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with accepted political contributions from corporations and manufacturers. The case is tied to upstate graft prosecutions and McLean faces suspension as he cooperates with District Attorney Whitman in pursuing further prosecutions.
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