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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
6
Birth notice records the arrival at 4 30 p m on a 191% date of a baby boy weighing 9 34 pounds. Mrs C J M Gabe Tully is the mother and Mr Gabe Tully the father. The brief item notes the hospital time and weight with a formal greeting tone.
A flurry of visitors and hometown trips fills the city scene with neighbors and acquaintances traveling to Meadville Warren Union City and Angelica plus a lengthy list of residents attending events visiting relatives and handling business. Notable mentions include J Wood in Erte Del., Major Lowry Humes Meadville and Miss Louise Whitley returning from Chautauqua.
Western delegation from railroad workers grows obstinate over eight claims the railroads demand in wage talks. They threaten immediate action if the roads do not withdraw alternatives and seek faster federal arbitration as the main body debates the issues.
President Wilson conferred this morning with Senator Bacon, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, in Williamton. The President said he saw no particularly alarming features in the Mexican situation and that no important action was pending.
Italian man died after a traffic incident near Sparta yesterday afternoon. Police responded to the scene where a bystander described a collision involving a vehicle and a pedestrian near a gate. Authorities reported the victim was transported but pronounced dead at the scene. Further details and the identity of those involved are pending official statements.
Report from Sorwiths and insite papers notes that a deputy port collector will not be stationed in Corry. It indicates the Treasury Department in Washington plans to retain a unity approach and to avoid appointing a local collector, arguing it saves costs and shifts duties to nearby offices.
The readable lines include garbled phrases and names with no clear event. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or concrete facts can be established for a coherent summary or a valid headline. This item cannot be safely summarized into a proper card.
The AmuseU Theater shows a dandy comedy titled Will Wham Win and the story The Story of Livinia, along with the Vitagraph western A Heart of the Yorust. The program includes four big rests and five cent prices for tickets.
The document describes police and state troopers involving Harry Schwarts and others in Warren and Warren County, with references to Amann’s murder near a reservoir and related investigations. It notes rumors of arrests, conspiracies, and a tense public mood, mentioning a revolver and a house where the body was found.
In Johnstown Pennsylvania Illy 17 whee Mary Chalinaki, a dementia in the Hotel Musmulin, at Hrond and Pront, roused residents and led to a fire that burned matron and room 36. Firemen fought a bottle blaze that caused about 4000 dollars in damage as onlookers watched. Mary cried upon seeing her slain bedclothes and doors, while the hallway filled with smoke and confusion.
Grayville and Chicago women report relief from severe menstrual pain and displacement after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Jessstt Scha ar and Mrs William Tully describe dramatic improvements and praise the product, urging others with similar female complaints to seek advice from the company.
Moynihan, former hotel proprietor in Coler ah Wap, stands trial in Mayville on charges of stolen property linked to the Maynthun case. District Attorney Elle ward of threwn, assisted by Le Thrasher, leads the prosecution with Moyniwn defended by Thomas PC Hor rian mil Kormer District Asor Yetolin 1B Pattorson.
July 7 in Laubing Mid, a police commission hears several women seek appointment of a warday on the solid foron of fie clty. Discussion centers on moral control with Commissioner Hotunsit noting social pressure from mothers to curb waywardness. women argue parental influence has failed, while supporters fear stricter dress and street presence. The commission takes the matter under advisement as the debate raises tensions over age and propriety.
A brief note highlights a list of properties in the For Sale column. It urges readers with idle capital to review opportunities, suggesting real estate as a solid path to profit. The item reflects a local newspaper sales pitch for property investments.
Fragmented OCR text describes a baseball style game with players such as Gordon and Crippen, mentions pitches and scoring, but many words are garbled. Reading suggests Sullivan team in late innings, with unclear events and misread names.
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