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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1913

Page

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Martial Law Now Probable in Calumet Districts

A Michigan dispatch reports martial law likely in copper districts around Calumet as Gov Perris moves to mobilize state troops. Gov Vorrly directs forces with field artillery ordered out and rail links arranged to move troops from all sections to Calumet.

Fassis Copper District United Cresa Fansing Mich Calumet Perris Lausign I Llnois Wisconsin Hime

Wilson Lands at New York for Conference

Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson arrived in New York aboard the liner Mexico and is expected to proceed to Washington for an early conference. He will live in Alde during the interim and will meet with Secretary Bryan and President.

New York Mexico Henry Lane Wilson Washington Fiaon Mra Wilson Alde

Lock-Up Full Again Last Night In Corry

After another crowded night the lock-up filled again with drunken disorder. Several men appeared before His Honor including John Kinney Pred Young George Lippold and John Hart with Joe Smith known as the tree doctors. One man delivered a lengthy string of philosophy before release. Two train jumpers remained in custody pending action by local officers.

Alexander Coop John Kinney Focal Plant Young Concord Street George Lippold Erle John Hart Joe Smith Titusville Corry Erle R.it

No Trace of Wanted Forger Reported in City

A letter to Chief Stevens warned that Jon H. Castle a suspected forger from Eyansville was expected to pass through the city but police found no trace. The Davis Houghland Detective Agency offered a reward and furnished details including a photograph. Authorities say the man, about 24 years old, may still be at large.

Stevens Gerry Jon H. Castle Eyansville Davis-Houghland Detective Agency Corry Mim Enda

Train wreck disrupts freight run near Climax shops

An eastbound freight train arrived at town last evening about 2 20. West bound consist stopped near the depot. The rear section braked sharply, cars buckled and a central car jumped the tracks. Grlerain locomotive moved in, a derrick arrived within an hour, wreckage cleared and line reopened. The incident occurred near Climax shops.

Erle First Avenue Grlerain Vx Lie Climax

Desperate Effort To Save Pankhurst

London report says Emmeline Pankhurst hovers near death after repeated hunger strikes. Doctors planned a blood transfusion as the militant leader’s condition worsens and may prove fatal despite the operation, amid criticism of Home Secretary McKenna’s policy.

Pankhurst Sey United Press London Tranafiston Lioodwan Emmilee Pankhurst May McKensry Sybil Earl of Antrim Misa Evelyn Slarp Com

Pope to Issue Peace Encyclical in August

Rome July 25 Pope Pius, once thought near death, works on a major peace manifesto an encyclical due August 6. The document aims to rally global support for peace amid world tensions.

United Press Rome Pope Pius Helen Big Baker Son United Popa Pius Red

Corry Girl Missing 13 Report

A Corry woman reports her 18 year old daughter Pierce has disappeared from the city in the past few days. The girl, who worked at a local hotel, has left without explanation and authorities including Mayor Alexander and an Erie railroad detective will investigate along several towns. The mother seeks help and relies on police and possible familial inheritance as a motive remains unconfirmed.

Ae Pierce Alexander Erie Railroad Lily

Company A Dance At State Armory Next Week

Invitations issued for a Monday evening dance at the state armory organized by Company A. Chairman Steen plans a series of parties with sixty to eighty couples expected, large drill floor prepared, and possible supper arrangements to be provided.

Phy State Armory Steen Plin

Penny Officers Working Penny Officers Working

Capt Conover of the Pennsylvania police is in the city this week to oversee shatter issues the Buffalo division officers carry. Oliver Cleveland and he review construction camps and address minor disorder cases recent weeks. The company investigates railroad worker conduct and rampant hangers on and train trespassers around the Spiritansbure Lovela section.

Conover Pennsyvania Police Buffalo Division Oliver Cleveland City Secion Mitching & Large Canoves

Husband Kills Wife Relatives Then Self in Detroit

Detroit July 20. In a shocking domestic tragedy Dean Davison shot and killed his mother in law after entering the home of his wife where she stood with him in the street. He then killed himself, firing a second shot into his brain. Police report the couple were in the midst of divorce proceedings. Davison died shortly after, and there is uncertainty about surviving family.

Vaned Erese Detroit Dean Davison Pavinow

President Murray books Buffalo Pullmans for two big city league games

President Murray of the City League announced the Buffalo Pullmans, a top semi pro club, will play two exhibition games at Washington Street grounds on August 26 and 27. Pitcher Lehr impressed with 18 strikeouts and one hit given during the recent appearance. The city league lineup includes Maloney Downey Lathrop Hill Delury Pierce Craker Cogswell Keating Beker Gretaler Jourdet Gulgnon Nevils.

Buffalo Pullmans Murray Buffalo Pullmans Fis Corry League Pullman Washington Street Grounds Crystal Beach Corry Sation Murray Witnesed Lehr Puitoriny Maloney Downey Lathrop Hill Delury Pierce Craker Cogswell Keating Beker Gretaler Jourdet Gulgnon Nevils

Sayings Account Promises Quick Hoard Growth

A promotional notice touts rapid growth of any hoard by placing it in a Sayings Account. It proclaims high interest and urges readers to invest to watch small or large sums increase quickly. The message uses playful caution about treasure and savings.

Citizens National Loan Corry DESBA Demon Reegeeat

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