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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1913
Page
1
Readable fragments describe a local event with numbers and names, noting a 150 unit measurement and figures tied to a Namian locale. The text is fragmented, offering limited clear facts beyond references to participants and a numeric total.
City officials met in a formal evening session amid a flurry of reports on topics of public interest. The meetings focused on proposals likely to require citizen attention and swift consideration.
Banking notice outlines 4 percent interest in the Interest Department with deposits eligible for interest on first of month and mid month credits, plus flexible limits and cautions on use for frequent payments. Community updates cover curfew, ordinances, garbage fees, municipal ownership talks, and joint committee investigations.
Fire devastates the Laverin Brothers furniture building on State Orient near Twelfth in Erie. Chief SteMa hon and a large crew battled flames from the basement as smoke filled the upper floors. Losses are estimated around $40,000 with stock damaged by smoke and water. a later telegram suggested total loss may near $20,000.
Unitedness Hurrianlfy reports the Tener forces moved into action in the Toetslalura with Governor Tener aiming for swift passage of major measures. A plan for comprehensive legislation is noted as a priority while Senator Crow’s payroll investigation resolution is advanced in the Senate with hopes it will be pushed through the House quickly.
Arthur J. Lyons of this city received notice via Senator Clark of Erle that he has been given a desirable appointment to the Senate. The unsolicited post brings him good autcry and he will leave next week for the state capital to assume duties not specified in the dispatch.
London January 21 United Press reports Bulgaria shows intent to end the armistice at will and has signaled allies will act accordingly. Turkish delegation appears at ease, others seek to depart and may end negotiations soon. News from Constantinople expected within hours.
Rutherford of the Fifth United States Tarantey led a federal inspection of Company A at the Armory. The gear was found in first class condition and 38 men and officers attended despite poor weather. Plans for a possible reorganization and a special election to fill officer posts were discussed with Mayor Alexander likely to be asked for support.
A taxi from the Brown garage collided with a street car on the Lorry and Columbus line last evening around nine at the corner of Washington Street. Rain and sleet hindered visibility. the taxi struck the car, damaging a lamp, mudguard, and steering rods. The garage expects to repair the taxi this afternoon, with the Ford touring car handling calls in the meantime.
United Press reports Culma's volcanic eruption drives villagers to flee southward. Homes abandoned, livestock dead from fumes, and widespread devastation as regional Governor initiates relief measures.
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