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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
2
A new monthly prints in Philadelphia focusing on political redemption in Pennsylvani. Edited by Samuel D. Wilson, it features portraits of prominent Keystone figures and a leading article by Governor Woodrow Wilson.
A largely discussed plan to close post office windows on Sundays draws mixed sentiment from patrons and shipping staff. The majority favor the change, noting reduced mail volume and hotel deliveries. yet some insist on keeping limited Sunday service through pickups and special deliveries.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a concept called the first standing army, mentioning eight and popular troops. Records show partial terms like memy and ar semis, but the text is incomplete and lacks readable specifics or clear entities.
Drunken brawl in Youngsville ends with Will Spaulding brutally beaten. He lay near death as Olson and Tarr allegedly struck him, kicking and stomping after a dispute over drink. Surgeons struggle to stop hemorrhage while District Attorney investigates.
A Concord man was badly cut by a sharp axe during a wheel incident at the Home at Stewarts. The weapon severed his lower leg area and knee, leaving a dangerous wound but prompt medical care helped prevent paralysis or death.
County hearings reveal Rocky Carbonne and A A Carbonne in custody on peace charges tied to a Black Hand letter case. Witnesses describe a July 25 kidnapping and attempted extortion of 200, plus a July 28 confrontation. Detectives Gilbert Perkins and Charles Frankin face ongoing testimony. Professor Gould testifies on handwriting, linking letters to the Black Hand network.
Warren July 27 thin morning Willard brought to the emergency hospital Albert Schneider of Thorn badly hurt near Clavendale when an automobile driven by A W Peterson of Ludlow hit the wagon he was riding with Al Logan. Logan escaped with minor injuries but Lehmelder fifty years old who was with his companion injured in the wreckage sustained fractures of the collarbone and ankle and a dislocated hip. He will recover. Schneider turned off the fond to allow a machine driven by Br. Mann to THs and turned Yakayaa Winhout knowing that the Petersen machine was following. Mrs Petersen who it nob will pay all changes home there with well expension AlTeHA Ihe Mir Sebo how's care Sthnoider was nani fae that AshE AC Hh WVHiard's office sag Healt here Hits mpridug
Coronel Richard J Hole the provincial Commander of the Salvation Army officiated at the wedding of Captains Wharton and Leliis White in Franklin, Pa last night with Army officials in attendance. The couple visited town again this morning and plan extended stay before heading south.
Thomas A. Shannon assures patrons and public that sufficient natural ice will be provided all season after visiting Chauteauqua Lake and securing quality supply. He pledges to furnish the needed nine units as season begins.
Horses arrive for a major race meet with 200 horses expected, 160 stalls needed as the Corsy Association prepares for a busy event. Notable entrants include Nar ry Hill, Rowewood, Wilkes, Hazel A, Allie Wallorm, and Mins Dyebook. Secretary Morgaridgeth faces space hurdles, aiming to divide events and secure admissions at 2.00.
In a quiet moment at Harper a Basar refugees or visitors meet but stay silent. The event highlights unspoken connections amid crowded stalls and bustling activity.
A noted comedy act from White, Paleor and White performs with unique scenery matching their Dualness of the Blocs. The show blends operatic, popular songs, and striking stagecraft to deliver the greatest applause seen at the Library. Nightly performances at 22H Wort Wayne Street 26tt.
The executive plans a welcome for a world famed aviator flying from New York to Chicago in a biplane. He will halt in Erie to offer $1,000 in rewards, with a citywide exhibition expected to draw crowds from within forty miles.
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