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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
3
Fragmentary reads list rentals bake sales, auctions and shop notices from Bradford Star area. Mentions J DeWitt communications, Lyons store bake sale, Durhams merchandise, berry crop notes, a property sale near Pltnaville, and a banquet for new members. Also references anti tuberculosis bill progress and a gothic mix of local ads.
Catalog note offers asters early tomatoes early and late cabbage cantilenar and celery plants ready now. Advertisement invites orders and promises payment for workers able to help.
A. E. Petit listing shows a $10 rent on Main Street Walon 84 Bell 104 with three blocks from the depot. Green houses are lighted evenings.
Folkloric snippet references a famed story involving King Baggott and the idol of a notorious melodrama. The fragment hints at a stage or fiction piece titled Thingrats and a storied duo of transformation.
A morning dispatch reports Canadian authorities ordered the arrest and detention of Jack Johnson of Chicago following a request from Secretary of State Bryan. Johnson to be released this afternoon by Dominion of Canada and returned to the United States.
Representative A Mitchell Palmer testified that some person sought to sway New York financial circles to believe prominent Democrats would yield to private interests. He described meetings with Lowls Coss Eedyard and Lauterbach who claimed access to influential figures and denied any involvement with financiers.
A fragment notes discussions about Congressmen and possible influence over employment with the Paoltle railroad, mentioning Hiordan and Bint in relation to the matter.
Detectives from Warren and Brie arrived in Colta to investigate a report by the P. and B. freight crew. A man along the tracks hurled a rock through a window as the train passed, with the assailant later put off the forward van section by the crew. Railroad police set to locate him.
Harrisburg June 27 The commission probing Judge Umbel of Fayette reported they could not finish hearings. They asked if they should adjourn or continue later, with Attorney General Bell having deemed such continuance legal. A plan to reconvene next session was proposed, effectively delaying action for at least two years.
A phantoms and rumors swirl after a hanging dummy appeared near Hust South street, with speculation centering on Charles Keating as the probable figure. Residents debated the motive as officials investigate and public interest grows.
Twenty six sophomores from Pennsylvania State College arrived in Warren County for a three week forestry study trip. Dressed in khaki uniforms they caused a village stir as they disembarked at Gain In Stefield. They traveled from Sheffield, via Tionesta, into the woods toward Hinduivor for fieldwork and practical lessons.
City Treasurer William Postlethwatt announces 1918 city taxes due at the office. A 1 percent abatement applies to taxes paid on or before July 1918. Also notes theater listings and a plant sale including geraniums, ferns, pansies, and tomatoes.
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