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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1913
Page
1
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Harrisburg Pa. this week features a major batch of bills. A leading item is a proposed Public Service Commission reform. The session includes a measure tied to women’s suffrage and other pivotal pilots shaping public policy.
An old Warren National Bank promotional piece touts four percent interest in its Interest Department with early-month deposits earning partial month credits and semiannual interest. The text shifts to a recap of ongoing legislative activity on public works, constitutional amendments, and party maneuvers in the state House and Senate, including proposals for women’s rights, tax and payroll probes, and budget considerations.
Huvelaburg January 27 United Press reports that Rep Monroe introduced a resolution urging Congress to pass definite legislation prohibiting polygamy. The measure, backed by strong petitions and endorsements nationwide, follows months of active lobbying.
In Washington on January 27 General Berger introduced in the House a resolution asking for a congressional probe into the causes of the New York garment strike. The plan calls for the appointment of a commission to thoroughly investigate alleged sweatshop conditions in the trade.
Charles Swann, a well known East Pleasant street mechanic, has perfected a process for converting paper waste into marketable material. The Corry man’s method cleans waste and prints from wave paper, producing a usable product with little extra equipment for mills. He reports encouragement from several manufacturers, signaling notable merit and industry potential.
United Press reports wholesale arrests and ongoing disorder as the Young Turks face a fragile stance. The regime’s decrees provoke widespread unrest, with envoys preparing a note to justify breaking peace negotiations. Officials warn the new dictator will confront untold trouble as authority tightens.
London on January 27 saw a dramatic crowd in the streets after the reform franchise bill was withdrawn from the Cabinet agenda. Thousands of suffrage supporters joined a remarkable demonstration along city thoroughfares while police, fearing further trouble, searched the Parliament House for bombs.
Greensburg dispatch details a violent incident at a miners area store where a girl was shot through a window during a brawl. The wound is described as serious but not fatal. police investigations follow.
United Press reports Deputy John Davis was stabbed in the back during a riot by workers at Rankin Wire Works in Pittsburgh on January 27. He suffered serious wounds and was rescued by fellow guards as more deputies arrived to arrest the attackers.
This morning Mayor C L Alexander presided at the city building over a police court session for three young men from Salon City arrested late Saturday night for disorderly conduct at a Bax ad resort. They were jailed and held Sunday and given a three dollar fine by the mayor. Tobh Mangan, reportedly living near Windly ink road, was noted in the tolls of the police.
A track walker near Union City discovered a severely mangled body beside bridge 27 on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Officials drained Clark's pond to recover the remains, hoping to pull the body from the water. Police and coroner's deputies assist in the search as the grisly find is removed to Van Tassel Bros. undertakers.
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