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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
7
Fragmented lines mention dates and numbers with unclear names. The readable elements show scattered references to a 14th and a June date, with monetary or numeric markers such as 400 and 106. No clear event or person is determined from the legible text.
United Press reports labor leaders face trial on charges of conspiracy in restraint of trade under Sherman and anti-trust provisions. Judges arranged bonds at 441,000 each as proceedings proceed toward the Supreme Court, with no arrests today and defendants remaining free on bond.
Governors and United States Senators Penrose and Oliver will arrive in Erie on July 9 and stay through July 10 for a state centennial celebration. Governor Tower and other officials will inspect the Second Pennsylvania National Guard encampment. Navy Secretary Daniels will attend a naval demonstration observed by officials. A large turnout of state senators and assembly members is expected during the week.
In Adminestown Ne Y a 20 year old man named Earl A Cole swallowed turbonic acid in his room at 68 East Fourth Street last evening. Found by his mother he was rushed to Jones General Hospital in an unconscious, critical condition. A note dated June 22, 1912, read I am tired of life home Arthur so and got clothes and ring Dont forget thy ticket. The brother reports two days of trouble and an intent to go to Kin room for relief from stomach trouble.
Warren June 24 A driller named Anderson residing over Nadig garage on Wie street near 19 was badly injured about 11 o'clock this forenoon when his Ford bucked over a 12 foot retaining wall on the Bredinsburg road 500 feet above the Pennsylvania railroad station Hin lett lee wad broken and que aids was bribed. Anderson a middle aged man drove to the station and while backing toward the embankment the car went over the wall. One forward wheel and one rear wheel went out and the car turned completely over. Anderson was thrown out his left side struck the door and his leg broke just above the ankle.
Erie Pennsylvania reports the powder train planned for opening day of the Perry Centennial celebration will arrive on schedule. It will travel along the old French road now Parade Street, the city’s main thoroughfare, retracing its route from over a century. Parade arrangements have merchants aligned with Perry Centennial week events and all processions will use State Street and Parade Street.
WANTS many classifieds listing jobs and room for rent. Entries include laborers carpenters painters hotel help delivery and stenography positions plus furnished rooms for rent and street addresses and contact details.
A pocket book missing between depot and North Gary, contents include letters and money, asks finder to leave at Journal office for Liberal reward. Also, a June 19 note reports President Wilson winning his fight on free sugar and free woo with the Bank committee approving duties but reserving schedules for later when the bill is completed.
Inventory valued at 10000 dollars. partners disagree. business must be held to highest bidder. Write for particulars to Andrews Land Co, Erie, Pa. Also for sale a summer cottage lot on Lake Erie shore with sewer water and gas. price 175 dollars. Andrews Land Co, Erie, Pa.
Observations across the United States at 8 p.m. yesterday report clear skies in several cities with mild temperatures. Atlantic City records 68 degrees with clear conditions while Boston notes 74 degrees and clear weather.
Local notes reflect multiple sale offers and property listings in Columbus area. Includes CHEAP-House with barn near Pleasant and Fourth, inquiry contact Frank Haywood. Congregational church property sale on Pleasant and Fourth with building details. real estate ads from G. B. Powell and Roy Larson. piano sales at Henderson’s, and various livestock and vehicle listings.
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