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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1913
Page
1
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Frank L Weeks announces a proposal to extend the Erie to Cambridge trolley line with talks involving Union City and Corry interests. Officials from the Cambridge line and related power interests plan preliminary route discussions and site options for rapid decision.
The Warren National Bank advertises convenient mailing banking with 4 percent interest on deposits in its Interest Department. deposits made early in the month earn interest from the first, half month on deposits by the fifteenth, and interests credited June 1 and December 31. The ad notes flexible minimums and discourages using Interest accounts for frequent checking. United States Depository.
United Press reports custody actions involving Jack Johnson and his wife amid a white slavery extradition case. Federal officers intercepted a party attempting to cross border lines toward Toronto, with Johnson facing potential extradition from Canada under a white slave charge.
Chamber officials press for full outline of a trolley and lighting franchise offer. The plan requests street, power, and lighting rights with bonds and conditions, including a possible city purchase option and voiding terms if not carried out.
London reports formal notification from envoys that the armistice could be terminated at once if the Turks refuse surrender of Adrianople. They said their governments did not authorize concessions and warned hostilities would resume without Turkish compliance. The Balkan powers signal a likely stance in the forthcoming conference.
Punxsutawney Pennsylvania January 14 Av Mary McCoy 65 died at the hospital from burns received last night when a fire destroyed the home of her son Ty C McCoy She had crawled from a bed to a hall before being found and died despite hospital care The home loss is about 1000 dollars with other household members escaping injured or uninjured.
The Cincinnati bulletin notes the Ohio River rising slowly with a stage of 6.19 feet at eleven o'clock. Relief organizations report success providing aid to affected districts, though the ongoing river crest and flooding threaten demoralization and disrupt business and precautions statewide.
President elect Woodrow Wilson delivers his state of the union style message to New Jersey Legislature. He criticizes state infrastructure and policies, arguing reforms favor business and industry over the common good. The address outlines a broad program amid party debate and calls for accountability.
About twelve o'clock last night a broken brake rod on a Philadelphia division freight train near Maple Avenue crossing caused a minor wreck. Cars derailed and one car's front end broke. crews aided, tracks cleared, and service resumed after emergency response.
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