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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1911
Page
2
The Young Herald notes trials deploy varying experts for both sides with credibility debated by jurors. It questions the value of courtroom testimony while condemning costly, lengthy expert input as potentially misleading.
The Century Athlone Club told by Warren De Rosy he will award a handsome cup to the Corry athlete scoring the most points. The Labor Day meet offers this cup similar to a prior prize, urged to boost local athlete interest and training. Notables Noirs Jourdet and Downey will attend, with plans for training aid.
Bargain hunters are advised of an $1800 pass and a $12.00 tow option. The notice outlines price details and how to proceed with the deal.
Dossier outlines defense plans for a retrial Monday in a murder case. Detective Myers leads witnesses from the Phikerton agency to challenge the Commonwealth’s evidence. Attorneys argue for limited voir dire and potential testimony from key confessions and the Hodge testimony to bolster alibi claims.
The jury trial for Gilbert II Perkins of Pittsburg and Charles Pranflin of Philadelphia began with Judge Chug Gor set to charge the jury. Prosecutors and defense attorneys spoke as United States Attorney Jordin addressed the court, while postal inspectors faced cross examination for evidence collection related to the case.
Oil Country Regiment makes great impression at a public review in Camp John A. Luzerne. July 28 crowds near 25 000 attended the event with the Sixteenth marching in olive drab uniforms, artillery and cavalry displays, inspected by Governor Fond Tener and Col Rweeny, praised as the best drill. Two battalions prepared for regimental maneuvers under Major Hurtig Wilco Gamble with officers Witenrdic and Lient Onileatt.
Crowds packed the Library Theater as Parker presented Corry and a gilt edge vaudeville lineup. Whyte Pelzer and the trio of comedians drew steady audiences with their lively act. The Amber film Enoch Arden played with sharp clarity, while Moonan music by Harry Tiroh enhanced the program. Both the Lyric and other venues reported strong attendance and praise for the week’s attractions.
Inspector Vernes, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad officer, died this morning in Williamsport after a two week pneumonia battle. Survived by wife and three daughters, he served 25 years with the railroad, helped track criminals, and held several fraternal and ceremonial memberships. The remains will be taken to the family home in Williamsport for burial.
Corry Postmaster J F Austin reports the postal savings bank will open August 25 under a department extension order. The service will accept deposits from 1 to 100 dollars in fractions, with limits up to 500 dollars per individual when using Postal Savings Bonds. The bank aims to spur thrift, develop local business, and channel savings into community enterprises.
In the message the Park Vesper services are announced with the opening aly service and a sermon to be preached by Will Neadward at the same hour in the church. The notice emphasizes an event evening gathering and a focus on spiritual offerings as part of the day’s schedule.
Warren July 28 Francis Olson jailed after a fight at a Youngsville party. Spaulding suffered injuries and remains hospitalized. Olson admits punching only Spaulding, blames anger from a dispute. District Attorney Lyons filed manslaughter charges. Spaulding may recover but the case risks murder.
A quartet of films plays tonight at 226 West Wayno with "Two Biographs" and three other notable features. The programs promise variety and local cinema charm in a compact city venue.
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