Summer Then 100 Years After the War
The note mentions the summer season and marks a centennial since a past conflict, reflecting on anniversaries and memories tied to historic events.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
1
The note mentions the summer season and marks a centennial since a past conflict, reflecting on anniversaries and memories tied to historic events.
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London reports January 20 that multiple fleets and naval forces are assembling in the Mediterranean to join a proposed demonstration near Constantinople. Details are scarce and names or units are unclear in the dispatch.
The Warren National Bank highlights a 4 percent interest rate for funds placed in its Interest Department. Deposits made in the first three days of a month earn interest from month’s start. those up to the fifteenth receive half a month’s interest. Interest is credited June 1 and December 1 each year with minimum three month balance encouraged for full terms.
Corry High basketball suffers a decisive 84 to 7 defeat at Warren High. Despite efforts by Palison, Mckinney and Jourdat, Corry could not score, while Warren’s Briggs and Campbell led the attack on their home floor. The Corry team will not return from Warren until this evening.
Arbitration ends with Livermore taking sole ownership and Chapman retirement. Parties signed papers and the business will continue under Livermore management.
Lockport January 26 two future street cars on the local electric line collided at Prospect Street Crossing about 3 AM. Motorman James Mack 40 was dead on arrival at a hospital and several passengers were injured many Eagles members returning from a banquet. Vehicles telescoped and wreckage trapped passengers who were removed to safety.
Beginning next week the Methodist church gym in Hastion will host evening classes for women. The basement gym equipment has arrived and been installed, with a competent instructor to oversee fully organized ladies classes. The trend shows growing interest as nearly eighty boys used the gym, and new members are ready to join.
A patent infringement dispute centers on Nubone Co and Spirdlu and DMA concerns. Meadville officials and Erie counsel discuss alleged rights violations over skin processing methods. The case, currently in Corry, may go to the Federal Court in Pittsburgh for a ruling.
The Corry High School basketball team receives the Derosay Cup for the best overall player and team performance this season. The cup, provided by a local manufacturer, rewards both scoring and general ability and will be awarded at season’s end after the team’s final games.
The Thief Detective Service of New York City offers a reward for information on Charles Carrol Murien former Imperial Hotel bookkeeper who disappeared long ago. He is described as about five feet ten inches tall and around thirty five years old. Local police also report other rewards for failed to bearing up of several other names.
Albany June 25 United Press reports warrants issued by Justice Rude arresting General Syckles over public funds conversions. Pavers took the suspect to New York City for service. The general is charged with a shortage exceeding $23,000 from a public fund he oversaw.
Emergency measures race to repair the Mississippi levee after a breach floods Mempnly. Families flee region as rising waters threaten homes and cotton supplies with growing poverty and property risk noted. No lives reported.
Barbara Bork testifies at Morgaita Training School that she received hard work but had rest and was not mistreated. She claims lashings at the school were milder than punishments she endured at home, aiming to clear the heads of the staff in the petition filed by her mother.
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