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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
4
United Press reports Harrisburg facing a Senate House deadlock over workmen compensation laws and anti trust measures. Governors Tener and lawmakers weigh adjournment options to avoid an expensive extra session.
The Corry High School commencement for the Class of 1913 will be held on the evening of June 11 at 8:10. Tickets with seat reservations are required and will be issued at Pubic & Son's, with tickets available in advance.
A printed commencement program outlines speeches by Mary Lovet and others, a travel secretary from the YMCA, and remarks about a new station and elevated crowning for Corry. It lists music by the symphony orchestra and invites residents to tour exhibits on cooking, manual training, and household arts, with various local officials and groups participating.
Washington June 7 Senator Townsend charges President Wilson used patronage to pressure Democratic lawmakers in support of the Underwood tariff. The inquiry seeks to determine if official actions were influenced by money to lobby for the measure amid House passage and growing questions of presidential influence.
Pillsboro June 7 Electrification of the Pennsylvania railroad main line is planned within years. The company will build a large powerhouse at Gallitzin near Altoona to supply electric operations and may gain control of Westinghouse Electric in East Pittsburgh. The plant aims to power electric trains between Altoona and Pittsburgh and the site is to be activated once construction completes.
A brief prompt asking why not remain healthy and how to help with method four. It emphasizes cleanliness and well being and seeks practical steps to maintain health.
Local dry cleaning shop advertises cleaning for gowns skirts dresses blouses coats and other garments for women men and children. Emphasizes careful handling and a thorough method to preserve fabrics and colors.
Philadelphia case details Jute F. Walter Shourds an employee of Merchants Union Trust who robbed a bank of 1400.40 in securities funds, with total losses around 40000. He confessed in court, paid back more than stolen, and faced a verdict of not guilty. The bank avoided collapse due to fear of wider panic despite the embezzlement and international pursuit.
Senator Stephenson from Wincenain Man faced unexpected scrutiny as lobby investigators probe his finances. A tale of wealth and influence draws attention to potential conflicts in the legislative arena.
The session moves to recall witnesses as Senators debate a tariff measure altering sugar and raw wool duties. Republicans back the recall while Democrats face pressure over endorsements and public positions in the contentious fight.
Letters from young working women endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual and health issues. Amelia Jaquillard of New Orleans reports illness and recovery, while Esrota M Gutre of Saint Clair Pa describes relief from period suppression back pain and headaches. The ads urge readers to write for confidential advice read by a woman.
A garbled ledger style note references the National Bank of Corry with names such as Honey Koppel president and others. It mentions deposits and interest rates and foreign commerce terms in an unclear transcription. The fragment hints at financial terms and bank officers but lacks coherent context or dates.
Caldwell's Green House at the corner of Smith and FE features a selection of Howers and related plants. Wayne Strout promotes the shop and invites customers to visit for gardening supplies.
Customer reports lawn mower underperforming and seeks repair. Bring unit to 381 Sour Street for evaluation and return to working condition as soon as possible.
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