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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1913
Page
2
The agricultural department cites country losses from insects, rot, and pests totaling $00,000,000 annually. The text links this to rural insent issue and criticizes political control, noting auto laws and primary reforms as protective measures to curb waste and preserve public rights.
Maurice McLaughlin, the American tennis champion, beat Stanley Boust of Australia in three straight sets by scores of 4-6 4-6 7-5. The victory advances him toward a Friday match with Wilding, the current world champion.
Dispatches report Bulgarians along Gatire line routed by Servians who executed a forward movement and forced a complete retreat of the Bulgars. Details describe a surprise attack and pursuit across the front, with Servians advancing and Bulgarians routing under pressure near Gatire.
A fragmented note reports a big feature at iLyric venue titled Sons of a Soldier. The readable text hints at a concert or stage event in a seaside area with numerals unclear.
Cincinnati officials, urged by physicians, order seizure and operation of all ice plants to relieve shortages. Health officer Landis to confiscate remaining supply from storage houses and distribute to the neediest families as strikes threaten disease and deaths among the poor. Plants to be placed in operation by late afternoon.
By a 67 to 95 vote the House adopted a resolution directing all plans for investigating Mulhall charges to the Rules Committee. It instructs six members be named to handle resolutions for full inquiry, to be reported for action at the session opening Saturday. Congress seeks a complete probe into Mullhall’s accusations before the National Association of Manufacturers and their president John Kirby.
Lamar, the New York broker, denied Lovett’s published blackmail claim as he testified before the probers. He named Lauderbach as compassionate and claimed a scheme involving Triton Pacific railroad and $82,000,000, plus pressure from Roosevelt and Penrose era figures to influence charters and state lands. Lamar remained on the stand amid accusations of manipulation and political leverage.
Erie prepares for the Perry Centennial with the court of honor completed and every building decorated. A Perry impersonator will enter the city on an old stage couch, followed by his younger brother portrayed by Arthur Klein. Citizens in period costumes greet the procession at the city limits as the parade path advances to Perry Square for a welcome address and formal opening by Mayor Stern.
The Columbian Athletic Club of Jamestown desires a competitive game against any Corry squad averaging sixteen. All communications should be sent to Clarence A. Northrop at 222 Broadhead Avenue, Jamestown, Neb. The proposed date is the sixth of July.
This morning the advance detail of Company X from Kittanning under Corporal Earry arrived early and joined the city retinue. Additional detachments from Ridgway Kane and Warren proceed to Erie as Company A nears Camp Griddy. Captain Srown leads a full company of sixty with three officers, a marked improvement from twenty when the command took charge.
The Corry Water Supply Company receives six and eight inch steel casing for seven additional wells near the North Corry pumping station. With ample supply from existing wells, extensions and improvements prompt new wells to be sunk.
Engineer Dunbar of the North Cory station reports preliminary drilling plans to tap the city water supply fifty feet deeper, after depths tested proved suitable water quality.
Following a Blue Lodge meeting, about thirty Masons gathered for a luncheon at the Arcada. Several Columbus Masons attended the city event and the evening was spent enjoyably.
Shy United Prov New York July 2 Mas Jane Addams arrived from Europe where she attended the International Woman’s suffrage moot in Budapest. The First suffrage candidate for mayor of Chicago was offered the candle by Chicago women but she declined, giving reasons why entering politics would be unwise.
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