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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1913

Page

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Committee Met Today To Avenge Outrages

The Behari's subcommittees formed to probe alleged laxity by the District of Columbia police in failing to restrain mobs derailing a suffrage demonstration. They met at one o'clock to begin preliminary work and plan further action to avenge insults toward women, with lawmakers urging an immediate police department probe.

United Prog Washington, D. G Behari Bor Police Department of District of Columbia

Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet for Reorganization

Last night six board members met at Dutty Shoe store to address vacancies after Mr. Patterson’s resignation. They discussed electing a new president within a week or two and choosing a capable secretary, Porter, who has set up offices in the Johnson block. The aim is to secure space, establish permanent headquarters, and begin reconstruction with a renewed secretary and active members. another meeting will follow within a week to elect remaining officers.

Dutty Chamber of Commerce Robert A. Patterson Ui Uoard Ing DB. Porte Porter Pince R ‘Tary al Hew

Citizens National Bank Promotes Sound Banking Policy

The Citizens National Bank of Corry Pa emphasizes conservatism and soundness over rapid growth. It welcomes legitimate business, rejects losses for competition, and pledges to offer deposits and certificates of deposit with competitive rates while maintaining strict banking principles. The bank invites all depositors and highlights stability and prudent expansion under President Desmond and officers.

Citizens National Bank of

Local Fans Seek Corry Baseball Meeting

Ray mond Manufacturing Company workers and Corry veterans urge a local baseball meeting to form and support a team. A gathering is planned for this week or early next, with a plan to appoint a representative to Warren for a coalitions meeting and to join a new regional cycle.

Raymond Manufacturing Company Biz Corry Stoma Warren

Desecration Sighting at Gettysburg Memorials

United Press reports investigators arrived in Gettysburg on March 6 to probe vandalism at eight granite memorials on the battlefield. Sledgehammer damage appeared, with a Grant Volunteer Brigade tribute severely ruined. federal agents claimed there are strong leads in the case.

United Press Gettysburg United Staten Grant Brigaido Necrat Ker Clalim

Fragmentary ad items mixed names and numbers

Readable fragments show an advertising style with scattered names such as Nelson Mila and Brookam. The text appears to be a damaged listing or decor-related ad with unclear prices or addresses and several garbled phrases. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.

Trolley Men Buy Right of Way

Property owners along West Washington Street report approaches from real estate operators about trolley line rights of way. Representatives of Hire-Meadville Interests are pursuing options from West Wayne Street to Mott Street, with a possible route along rear portions of Washington Street properties. Plans suggest crossing the Buffalo division of the Pennsy and rejoining Washington Street near Mott, but all agreements are preliminary and may change.

West Wasiington Washington Street Buffalo Penney West Washington Street Mott

Twenty six break record at lock-up in Corry

Last night as previous records at the lock-up were broken, Chief Stevens quartered twenty six men who self confessed. On the way to the lockup each man passed signs from two Corry manufacturers offering work. This morning Stevens fined sixteen of the men, those who could give a decent account. others to be held temporarily. Police urge residents to refuse charity to travelers to curb begging.

Chief Stevens Chet Stevens Focal Corry

Bandits Surrender To Officers After Freight‑Train Heist

Three youths W. Virginia Bandits John, Oleg and Cline Hatfield fled into mountain cliffs after a six hour railroad hold up near Warncutt. Facing a planned battle, their father urged surrender, and the trio gave themselves up to a posse. He says the boys meant no robbery but were sent on a task.

United Press Willamson WW. Va John Oleg Cline Hatfield Warncutt Bob Flatfield

Greeks Announce Capture of Janina

United press report from Athens states that Janina fell unconditionally last night after a fortressed Turkish stronghold. Greek commanders say thirty two thousand prisoners were taken and the city is now occupied. The capture is hailed as a key victory in the Grecian campaign and seen as vindicating Meldi faction anti peace stance.

Rene Athens Janina Meldi

Tale of a Face Wins Over Young Ten in Debate Style

A curious exchange weighs outcomes between a persistent Sayer and a generous Spender. With equal conditions, the consistent speaker appears favored, though the final advantage remains debated among observers.

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