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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
2
In Harelaburg on June 11 Governor Tener signed a resolution ordering 25 000 school copies for public distribution. Six bills were vetoed and 17 approved. one vetoed item concerned public improvements and taxation on vacant or unoccupied properties and a new salary for county commissioners.
Gover George Tener approves the unguil dified against the Kay stone men to fix party affiliation by last presidential vote. The Penrose machine expects the ruling will face a hazing measure to suppress the movement represented in the Keystone party in Pennsylvania.
A traveling exhibit displayed by Jubelie and partners features a demonstration by Herbert Jones and Me Watson of Eastman Kodak Co of Rochester. Officers of the association include H B Skinner of Union City as president Glyde H McDannell of Erie as secretary treasurer and A R Fowler Moadville Ryan Dyloane and OA McDannell as executive committee. Next meeting slated for October. Corry city ordinance No 180 requires compliance within ten days with uniform trim and shade on property as specified by the city.
Hrovton, N. J. two Italians named Mie Madrone and Raffo Gabout were arrested on murder charges after Reuben Pooler was found dead in a ravine. Police say the investigation links the suspects to the crime scene.
Ral and Walter Wilson accuse two foreigners in a 16 year old murder case. They claim four men held at Mayville jail dragged a farmer’s body into a ravine after a shooting. Mrs. C A Johnson sees the suspects fleeing, and two Hallans are said to have opened fire.
The Airdome presents an engaging lineup headlined by "A Cowboy's Visit" with clever staging by rederick and Kirkwood. Gregor's musical score enhances the show as crowds come tonight and tomorrow, drawn by the novelty of the air dome and its features.
A brief theater note invites audiences to see a Vitagraph comedy titled Amused Bill Tonight with an ongoing live performance on horseback and admission priced at 5 cents.
Northwestern Pennsylvania photographers held a special meeting at Lowe studio on Tenth and Peach Streets. Each member displayed two portrait photographs for an exhibit. a vote will determine the top image from fifty showcased works.
The ad promises savings on clothing under a guaranty, stating customers pay no more than 10 to 18 dollars for items comparable to ordinary clothes. It emphasizes easy terms and value without extra costs.
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