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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1913

Page

2

Newlands bill eyed as path to labor dispute settlement

A forward view on the Newlands labor mediation law notes its roots with the National Civic Federation and endorsements by leaders like Seth Low. It argues the act could balance railroads and workers, limit strikes, and reflect credit on the Wilson administration while aiding industrial growth and public service reliability.

Con Newlands National Civic Federation Seth Low Dras Wilson Ral Tn al

Marriage Licenses Issued In Meadville Names Pratt and Burer

Among Meadville licenses issued yesterday are John H Pratt and Mary May Burer of Titusville. Miss Burer has ties to Corry where she has been a visitor noted as pregnant.

Yathree Lyme Meadville John H. Pratt Mary May Burer Titusville Buser Corry

Seriously Hurt At Climax Locomotive Works

This morning about half past seven, George Peet, a long time Climax Locomotive Works employee, fell from about one foot while on the roof of a cab under erection. He suffered multiple injuries including fractured ribs and chest bruising. internal pain feared. Dr. A Histon treated him and he was transported home by automobile.

George Peet Climax | Locomotive Works Peet A. Histon Hs Automobile

Record Brook Trout Catches Big Local Stock

Yesterday on Spencer Brook near Columbus Dr L Mc Christie and his brother Arthur Christie of Washington caught twelve trout. The largest weighed two pounds four ounces and measured sixteen and a half inches, likely the biggest brook trout from natural stock seen this season.

L. Mc Christie Bry Arthur Christie Washington Spencer Brook Columbus

Professor Arnold Gave A Fine Recital at Washington Street

Prof Arnold of New York City gave a piano recital for jurst pupils of Prof Wilson on Thursday afternoon at the home of the otter on W Washington Street. Twelve from Union City two from Ol City and two from Buffalo attended. Arnold presented a student’s program greatly appreciated by all present.

Harry U. Arnold New York City Wilson The Otter W. Washington Street Uniow City Ol City Buffalo Arnold

Attrocities by Bulgarians Spark Greek Servian Roumanian Outcry

London reports confirm alliance nations plan to press Bulgaria as armies of Greece Servia and Roumania advance. Turkish forces claim mass killings of Muslims by Bulgars near Adrianople. Athens hosts inspectors to verify massacres as towns lose inhabitants and officials flee.

Greece Servia Roumania United Press London Areallo Bulgaria Ove Sofia Grevon Roumania Constantinople Adrianople Dotran Dulgars Sram Seras Bodedeajata Nevrosop Seres American Tobacco Company United States

Roosevelt named as GOP presidential candidate in 1916

Senator Porter J. McCumber of North Dakota claimed Colonel Roosevelt would run on the Republican platform in 1916. He said Hull and allied leaders planned to nominate Roosevelt to unite the Progressive and old Republican camps nationwide.

United Press Mich Porter J. McCumber North Dakota Roosevelt McCamber Wily Daying Hull Noose

Locomotive Mechanism Flaw Triggers Severe Cab Mishap

A locomotive pulling a passenger train near Daguscahon da station Ridgway suffered a serious crash when a valve lever pinion fractured. The lever thrust through the cab floor, severing air pipes and triggering brakes. The engineer jumped clear to avoid injury, averting a collision scare.

Daguscahonda Ridgway Motlya Himeoff

Senator Ashurst Faces Charges Over Public Funds

United Press reports on July 18 in Washington that Senator Ashurst of Arizona is accused by Benatar Bristow of using public money for private telegrams. The Senate floor erupted in a bitter exchange during Bristow’s resolution on the Secretary of State salary, but no sensational developments followed the open charge.

United Frese Washington, D. C Ashurst Arizona Benatar Bristow Senate Bristow Iige Secretary of State Diveunion Dloor

Golden Wedding at Elgin Hosts Gather Relatives

Mr and Mrs FM wee and Ed Parkhurst of Corry will travel to Elgin tomorrow for a golden wedding celebration at Mr and Mrs William J Parkhurst’s home. The Elgin couple were married fifty years ago and have long resided near Elgin, well known to Corry residents. A large gathering of relatives is expected to attend the anniversary event.

Elgin Wee Ed. Parkhurst William 3. Parkhurst Higin Corry

Ammunition Wagon Blown Up in War Scene

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a nighttime scene of an ammunition wagon explosion labeled as war. The text mentions a three reel feature and a pricing fragment, but details are unclear and lack verifiable dates or locations.

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Judge Haymaker Denies New Trial in Balers Case

In Pittsburgh on July 18 Judge J. Haymaker denied the motion for a new trial and arrest of judgment in the cave of Edward Baler, delivering an opinion this morning. The ruling closes the post trial challenges and asserts the trial’s conformity to law.

United Pream Pitsburg J. ©. Haymaker Edward Baler Fhe Pittiure

Mahle Seeks Factory Siding and Facilities

EBL remarse S034 of this city has applied to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for a siding and complete facilities for receiving and shipping material as they desire in the Third ward. The company has expressed annoyance at delays and urged the railroad to install a siding at the plant as soon as possible.

EBL Pennsylvania Teailroad Company Third Ward

Bicycles in A Collision At the Depot

At one o'clock in the afternoon a collision of three bicycles occurred at the depot involving Messrs John Clough Robert Desmond and Mr Linendol. The unnamed bicycle was damaged as Clough crossed and Desmond and Linendol were on the right side of the street. Jostland was thrown onto Linendoll sparking a crowd and fear of a brawl.

John Clough Robert Desmond Linendol Jestiond Sinendol Mough Jostland Lin

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