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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
2
In a recent address Dre G Stanley Hall criticizes high schools for failing to meet student needs and being controlled by colleges. He argues Latin is taught without relevance and urges teachers to revitalize the subject to make it useful for practical life and modern environments.
The Franklin News from Wad critiques Wilson in his first four months, praising prompt decisions on tariffs and finance while faulting focus on labor welfare and civil rights. It laments delays in white slave dealer trials and notes concern over selecting unknown or compromising appointees amid business policy emphasis.
United Press reports Governor Tener signed the City Planning Bill letting third class towns plan lots and parks within city limits but vetoed a mercantile tax revenue share measure and a school code amendment on transportation for longer trips. The actions come as Tener weighs finances and statutory needs while considering finalizing appropriations and utilities bills.
A New York meeting reported a written agreement by both railroad managers and the Conductor's and trainmen's unions to submit a dispute to arbitration under the Harden act as revised by the Sew lands bill. Union leaders reportedly authorized a walkout within 36 hours unless the Erie retracts its hard line, amid broader commentary on President Wilson and other national figures. A separate note honors Vincent Anerson’s donation for a children’s home in memory of John Astor, while other items reflect uneven business sentiment and a court case on automobile earrings liability.
A fire destroyed the Hotel Devonshire, trapping over a hundred guests in their night clothes. Fire brigades from Cheatea and Margate aided in saving adjoining properties. The blaze caused about fifty thousand dollars in hotel losses and six thousand dollars in personal totals.
Hedford Springs West Virginia July 16. Hath Bling second defendant in bribery cases tied to William Edwards bid for the state legislature to the U S Senate. Jury returned verdict of guilty after deliberating from about eight to nearly seven o'clock.
July 16 Funama reports Panama’s new laws target Chinese residents, resembling the Japanese question in California. The measures tax Chinese merchants, restrict goods, require frequent registration, and may push many Chinese out of business, drawing appeals to Washington for protection of commercial rights.
The article discusses equal civic rights in the Panama region, U S guidance to Panama on constitutional matters, and how Chinese merchants are described as thrifty and influential. It notes Panama’s constitution and cabinet dynamics, with emphasis on foreign policy and Chinese economic impact in Central America.
A young boy named Hoenes underwent surgery at Corry Hospital this morning on the third finger of his left hand. After examination Dr Dennett indicated the operation would restore use and control of the finger. The procedure was successful and the family hopes for full recovery.
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