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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1913

Page

2

Time for law and order, press calls for liberty

A 1912 reprint stresses the need for sober voices to oppose sensational pamphleteering and violence. It urges defenders of duty and justice to support law, order, and liberty against destructive forces and mass incitement. It appeals to citizens worldwide to back lawful action and calmer discourse.

Philadelphia Press India Japan Inds Tce Eliizehs Friends of Liberty

Keating Electrical to Install 30-Phone Hotel Intercom

The Keating Electrical Manufacturing Company begins installing a 30-phone intercom system in the Keleher Hotel on North Center Street. Fines for the service are being set as interior finishing proceeds. The new pattern phones will equip every room and the final front will be completed with finishing by Abe Theat next month.

Keating Electrical Manufactring Company Keleher North Center Street

Congress May Stay In Session All Night

Washington March 8 Congress will probably remain in session all night to push through appropriation bills carrying more than 700 million dollars. The session which began this afternoon may last until tomorrow noon.

United Press Washington, D.C Congress

Taft Busy With Farewells and No Golf Game

Washington March 3 United Press says the day was filled with farewell exchanges as President Taft abandoned his golf routine to prepare for Woodrow Wilson's arrival. He planned final review of MacVeagh's customs reform plan and the Labor Department bill, and to release antitrust testimony.

Oy United Press Washington, D. C Wat Chevy Chase Woodrow Wilson Taft Mac‘Veagh Department of Labor White House

Tracks Cleared as Special Trains Move Washington Blockade

United Press report from New Jersey dated March 3 states three tracks on the main line are clear and traffic has resumed after the blockade of special trains for Washington was moved out amid a lively gale. Schedule to resume before night.

United Press Railway N. J Washington

Almond Cream Sells at Sunday’s Drug Store

A fragmented ad notes Almond Cream claimed to soothe rough skin and protect against weather. It promotes purchase at Sunday’s Drug Store with a brief, ellipsed endorsement.

Respect Your Stomach Master of the Body

A bizarre text extols the stomach as the key to success and health. It insists every stomach is molded alike but often neglected and urges regular fuel and care. It promises that a well cared stomach builds strength, nerve centers, and iron will for the mind and body.

Ty George Mathew Adame Naiies Clytian Lnan Toing Ste Walla

Corry P C Appropriation In Conference

Congressman Arthur explains that a federal building appropriation may finally be granted after a conference committee from the Senate and House reconciles the measure. Reported back to Congress and then formally repassed by both branches, depending on inauguration duties.

Evening Journal Arthur of Senate House Constans Thei J

Assessment Report Not Ready Tonight

The final report of the Board of ax Revision and Appeal will not appear this evening as all totals have not been reached. The completed report will likely be discussed at the next regular meeting after tonight. Last minute changes following hearings during Sa week delayed tabulation.

Board of Ax Revision and Appeal

Two Antitrust Actions Begun Today in New York and Trenton

Two antitrust actions were filed this morning, one in New York and another in Trenton, seeking dissolution of alleged garment monopoly practices. The petitions urge injunctions and prompt investigations into the roofing materials industry and thread manufacturing cartel activities.

Palmer Co to Use Movies for Advertising

Palmer Company plans to use several reels of moving pictures showing the Interpr and operation of the largest stove works in the world. The Detroit Stove Company will cooperate, using Palmer’s store to display the films on two evenings.

Amiaroh Owh Wad Ltd R. B. Palmer Company

Burglary Arrest of Warren Man by Detroit Officers

Itochester March 2 Charies at Shawkey nine years old an auditor living at Warren Pa was arrested early this morning on a charge of burglary. He was found in a rooming house in Chestnut Street by a landlady who said he had entered the wrong hours and he was ill. He doubled over and was given medicine and hot drinks as police were summoned. At the Franklin Street station he resisted a search and ten or more pawn tickets were found on his person. Warren police have been notified.

Itochester Charies Shawkey Warren Chestnut Strat Franklin Street

Turner W. Shacklett At Emmanuel

Turner W. Shacklett of Erie officiated yesterday at Emmanuel Church in the absence of Rev. Sharpley. The Episcopal church figure led the usual Sunday service while Sharpley, visiting a sanatorium in Sagetown, improves but remains away for several weeks.

Erie Rev. Sharpley Yesterdy Turner W. Shacklett Hmmanuel Church Episcopal Church Mile Sharpley Mrr. Shacklett Sager Town Tocal

Cox and Park wed at Henderson home in Corry

Earl Cox of Brie and Mise Jeynin Park of Warren were married at 7:80 Saturday evening at the Henderson residence with Rev Briaw officiating. The couple left on the 8:40 train for Brie to visit the groom's parents, while Mr and Mrs J J Cox return to Corry Sunday. The newlyweds will stay at Henderson's while Cox is employed at H H Whittlesay and Son's valve cup factory.

Cox—Park Earl Cox Brie Mise Jeynin Park Warren C. H. Henderson N. Canter Street Rev. Briaw Methodist Church J.J. Cox Corry Mrs. Henderson Mr. Cox H. H. Whittlesay & Son

Kane Girls Defeat Corry Team 38 to 3 in Basketball

Kane High School girls edged Corry 38 to 3 in last week's game. Players Drought Loveland Keppel O Neil Smith Reynolds and Alexander started the lineup, with Miss McKinney chaperone and Clifford Jourdet officiating as referee. The Corry team fought hard despite the lopsided score.

Kane High School Loveland Keppel O'Neil Smith Reynolds Alexander Kane Miss McKinney Clifford Jourdet

Banquet For Young Ladies At Commercial Hotel

Eight young ladies of the sewing club will attend a banquet at the Commercial Hotel with Manager Powers preparing an elaborate eight oclock dinner. The well known society will feature several enjoyable activities during the function and a full time is expected.

Youing Misa Ruth Pain Wall Commercial Hotel Powers Hae

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