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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
2
In Harrisburg the push for state appropriations to private institutions grows urgent. Bills are abundant and many gain committee endorsement, with calls for a department of Charities to oversee funds and guard the state treasury from looters amid heated committee debate.
Last evening authorities learned of stolen cars sought by Erie police chief Jamey Stevens. A Detroit Abbott owned by Dr. Fraxier was left on Peach Street near the Elks club and later found abandoned when the gas ran out. A Model T Ford owned by F. B. Moster was taken from the curb before the Erie's Trust Co. Others included a New York State plated Ford found abandoned and a Lozier reported stolen in Philadelphia headed this way. George M. Ream and James Crown returned from Washington, D. C. amid rumors of a diplomatic mission and President Wilson.
An optometrist advertises eye care services and claims vast expertise, urging readers to consider their eye value and warning against thoughtlessness. Dr. Padoll promotes accessibility of proper glasses and invites consultations based on his long experience.
Erie June 1 Aviator Burl Sandt of this city was seriously hurt yesterday afternoon at Grove City when his biplane fell about 75 feet trapping him beneath the engine. Left leg broken in two places left arm broken and possible internal injuries feared. He was rushed to Grove City Hospital under care of Dr. Weldman. A crowd of 7000 gathered as Sandt attempted to right the plane near the tower end of the field. He smiled at mechanic Heine as he was taken away, remained conscious briefly, then lost it on the way to hospital. Walter Sandt his brother was at the bedside. The crowd surged as the machine fell and police kept spectators back while friends formed a ring to shield the flyer.
The Senate Committees grilled Civil Authorities over arrests in coal strike unrest. Witnesses admitted no civil trials were used after the riots, citing no grand jury or trial jury possible, and argued the proper remedy was military aid. Ex Governor Glassock and Major Dayla were slated to testify on martial law and enforcement actions amid Eskdale station turmoil.
Harrisburg June 13 Well known leaders say the governor will not act on the Clark bill soon The measure passed by the Senate has not been presented to the governor yet After it is brought to his attention Tener has ten days to respond If not sent within ten days the governor may have up to thirty days to sign or veto the bill Observers note Tener is slow to sign bills and supporters of the Clark bill expect a wait before any decision is published
Workmen rebuilding the Baltimore and Ohio freight offices in Pittsburgh found the building in flames on arrival. Firemen battled the blaze as damage reached about fifteen thousand dollars.
The BH and O building nears occupancy when a fire breaks out revealing a mysterious origin. Officials of the company, riding the affair with sunspicion, report the fire had gained headway when workers arrived at seven o'clock.
By United Press Wilkes-Barre Pa June 13 A strike at the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company took place on June 1 drawing about 1300 workers from the South Wilkes-Barre collieries. Report says boys walked out over dues and pay concerns amid union actions.
A group of about twenty juniors and seniors from Ms Wigh School traveled from Erie to Panama Rocks for a day trip. The trip includes a class picnic and a planned outing to enjoy the scenic site, promising a memorable excursion. The Senior Class also planned a trip to Columbus this morning with several friends, while younger pupils from local public schools join in Columbus picnics.
The Ladies of the Readers Club left the city in several autos for Shady Side Findley Lakes to be hosted by Mrs. G O King and Mrs. A P Mount. About a dozen Indies of the crary club joined the trip to the resort with plans to return Sunday or remain through Monday morning. The departure began at the Traction building.
Members of the party expect a pleasant afternoon at three o'clock with entertainment near the grounds. Earlier a Ram sort fight began on West Mall street in front of the Lyceum theater but was stopped before causing any serious harm. In neither incident did the combatants appear in police court.
A loud boxing bout last night at the carnival grounds ended with the weaker fighter receiving a severe drubbing. One combatant traveled with an aggregation, the other was a local party, and the clash began near the grand stand amid the crowd.
I wish to thank the firemen and citizens for their assistance during my fire last evening. Without their good work the fire could not have been prevented from destroying surrounding property. I appreciate their services highly. L. Meath.
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