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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1913

Page

2

Children's Day at Presby S Sunday School Jubilant Program

A large audience gathered at the Presbyterian church auditorium at 11 o'clock for the Sabbath School Children’s Day program in place of the usual preaching service. The decorated hall featured red and white colors and a gate, with graduates receiving diplomas for completing a year of study. The program included songs, recitations, scripture, and a cradle roll promotion, concluding with a superintendent address and a school song.

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Chicago River death identified as Culligan boy

A young man around eighteen was pulled from the Chicago River at Calumet Street. He was taken to the South Chicago City Morgue awaiting burial while detectives probe suicide as the likely cause after identifying him from cards and a letter found in his clothing.

Alexander Maurice Culligan Corry Boy Chicago Mhetad Evoluing Journal United Press Associations Milthure Offlos Ohieske United Press Hicago Calumet Street Chicago City John Halpin Twinui

Mine Workers Leader Welcomes Kern Probe and Possible Strike

John P. White of the United Mine Workers and eighteen other labor leaders indicted under the Sherman law said they welcome any investigation and would respond promptly to summons in Charleston. He noted twenty thousand newly organized men in the New River district ready to strike if no agreement with operators is reached.

United Press Pittsburg John P. White United Mine Workers of the World Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Kern Charleston New River District

Funeral 0 Mrs Dawson London Conference Breaks Up

United Press reports the London conference collapsed this afternoon as Balkan ambassadors quit the meeting. The final session showed pessimism with no representatives from some groups present and no immediate plan for a rescheduled gathering.

Mrs. Dawson London

Dawson Widow's Funeral Attended by Local Club Members

Funeral services for Mrs Dawson were held Sunday at 2 10 PM at Saint Pauls Uphol, with readings from Tennyson. Members of a Ladies Club and pallbearers from the Dawson family attended. Interment in Pine Grove Cemetery beside the husband. Relatives and friends sent sympathy from Coraopolis and Philadelphia.

My. Dawson Wiedow Molard T. Mawson Wwe Dawesou West Washington Streat Br. W. Struthnre Johne J. D St. Paul's Tennyson George Darlow Frank Weeks Melvin Davis Eli Barlow H. M. Bonnell Lewis W. Olds Dawson Familly Tot Pine Grove Celntery

Adams Express Company faces possible prosecution decision

The U S Supreme Court ruled that Adams Express Company may be held liable for violations under the interstate commerce act. Previously it was held a stock company, not a corporation, shielding individual stock owners from action. now the company itself can be prosecuted, though service of papers remains challenging. The ruling affects federal and state enforcement.

Uniona Press Washington, D. C Adams Express Company Supreme Court of the United States Bio Toury The Adams Becaue

Wilson Discusses Lobby Victory in Semiweekly Interview

President Wilson speaks to Capitol press in a semiweekly interview noting satisfaction with results of his message to the people defending Congress against alleged insidious attempts to thwart work on the new tariff. He downplays Townsend’s charges, cites currency reform timing as uncertain, and mentions pending conferences on elastic currency and notes. He also references a forthcoming reply to Japan and suggests it may not be ready for presentation to Ambassador Wilson this week.

Capitol Townsend Michigan Melek Congress Wilson United States Japan

How Much Would You Take for Your Eyes

Coma and see me, I have had a long experience, and it's at your spocal DE, PADULL, OPTOMETRIST AND OPTIOTAN, Traction building, Corry, Pa, every Wriday.

Padull Optometrist and Optiotan Traction Building Corry Every Wriday

Corry High School Students Dress in Class Colors

Class Day at Corry High School features students from all four classes wearing their colors: Freshmen green and white, Sophomores red and white, Juniors black and white, Seniors purple and white. Plans include a picnic at Sylvan Park on Thursday and a performance of Taming the Shrew, with evening events to follow.

Corry High School Ted Sylvan Park Chantagaua Lido Columbus

Kern Men Leave for Investigation in Washington

Members of the Kern Investigating committee of the Senate depart for Charleston, W. Va., to probe miners working conditions. Senator Kenyon stated the panel will seek facts in its first session and will not promise immunity. Senator Borah anticipated key legislation after the inquiry.

United Press Washington, D.C Une Kern Senate Charleson W. Vu Kenyon Charleston Boral

Sprinkler System Saves Chair Factory in Storm

The United States Chair Company installed an automatic sprinkler device that reportedly saved the plant from destruction during a heavy electrical storm. A bolt struck the brick wall above the power plant, tore a hole in the wall but did not cause a fire. the sprinkling system activated immediately.

United States Chair Company 1 Ofelock Holt

Fragmentary report of sprinkler system damage and water impact

The text describes a watchman assessing a plant after an impact, noting the sprinkler heads and tines were drenched. Despite the water flood, little damage or inconvenience occurred, indicating a minor incident with no significant disruption.

Comptroller Urges Banks to Report June 4 Condition

Washington D C June 9 The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call on all national banking institutions to report their condition as of the close of business June 4.

United Press Washington, D. C Comptroller of Currency

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