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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
1
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The Property Committee meeting in City Engineer Dickson's office last evening reviewed options for public use of outdated fire alarm boxes. Members weigh potential city needs during a five year period and consider starting projects by repurposing the boxes.
The Warren National Bank promotes convenient mail banking with four percent interest on deposits in the Interest Department. Deposits made in the first three days of a month earn interest from month start. deposits on or before the fifteenth receive half a month extra. Interest is credited June 1 and December 1 each year if the deposit has remained three months or longer.
The Morinabe students admitted to the High School from the Ninth grade by Watoh guidelines will form the beginning class for the Home year. They successfully passed the required examinations and will begin their work in the High School. Last January there were twenty in the ninth grade at the Hatch building. this year the number is small due to transfer patterns rather than drops in enrollment.
Lively contest in the Fourth ward as residents seek the vacant alderman seat caused by the death of Alderman Albert runs doll. At least a half dozen candidates include prominent locals from the Republician Organization with the Governor expected to appoint. The busy post promises good pay and strong local interest focuses on who will win the plum, with a decision anticipated today or tomorrow.
United Press reports two suffragette leaders in London refuse to pay fines after a riot linked to the withdrawal of the franchise bill. They declare they will stay in jail until penalties are remitted, as crowds clash and windows are broken near Dublin’s Lord Lieutenant castle amid ongoing suffragette activity. The Pennsylvania Corporation Tax Commission delivers a long report to lawmakers proposing a new corporate law framework, a four mill tax on bond issues, repurposed coal taxes, and a State Department of Charities, while cautioning against broad income tax adoption.
Rochester January 23 determined to fight the striking mill workers the clothing manufacturers of Rochester announced the complete suspension of activities across all concerns. The shut down will be kept indefinitely and all business in the clothing industry will be at a standstill. It is evident the employers intend to use the same methods as those practiced by their workers with likely severe hardship and consequences.
At the opening sermon in the Finich school Miss Barkh Hrenyu presented several silver pieces to Miss Breene. Howard Bosworth, senior class president, led the tribute noting her devoted service and the students’ regret at her departure. Milas Breene has long been valued as a top teacher at Corry High School.
At the station Were assembled upwards of a hundred High School students to bid farewell to Corry Shonie as she leaves to pursue a new line of work Their best wishes go with her for her fledgling endeavor and good luck.
Allan McIntyre employed on the Koppel Milton timber tract near Clymer was injured while cutting slab wood. A tremen tove blow from his axe caused a gash on the endtop of his right foot. Fellow workers carried him to camp and a Columbus physician treated him on site. He suffered heavy blood loss and may be permanently affected.
A Pittsburg market report records oil priced at 2.26 per unit amid trading on January 8. The brief item notes a high quotation and mentions related market figures, including a late quote around 3.94 for comparison.
Charlestown January 28 two hundred bills await consideration as the West Virginia legislature convened today. The main items include Hatfield reform measures and recommendations from Governor Glascock’s recent message.
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