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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
3
United Press notes light snow near the area this evening with colder temperatures tonight. Forecasters expect a warming trend tomorrow as visibility improves and conditions ease. Local readers are advised to monitor updates for travel plans and outdoor activities.
The Socialist party nationwide vote repudiates William D. Haywood as an advocate of anarchy and violence. The move strengthens the party by distancing itself from dynamite and murder and asserts that peaceful reason must shape policy. The piece argues violence has no place in political philosophy and praises law abiding, rational civic discourse.
Irritation between farmers and hunters over hunting privileges spills into the legislature. A proposed law requires hunters to pay a one dollar annual license and wear an identifying number for enforcement. Farmers may hunt on their land but face penalties if they trespass beyond bounds, triggering heated committee hearings marked by sharp exchanges.
The AmuseU edition promotes a Friday bill headed by the regular feature Billys Burglar in two parts and other acts. A four reel show with pig features rounds out the entertainment lineup for the evening.
Constantinople reports a Turkish battleship sank three unprotected Greek transports in an engagement after locating them. The cruiser Pamidjah is credited with the reported triumph.
New York march 6 attorneys for Harry Thaw applied to withdraw their writ of habeas corpus to secure a new trial for the slayer of White. They cited doubt a fair trial is possible amid bribery charges against state prison officials and said they would wait for the present scandal to blow over before further action.
The Board of Tax Revision and Appeal released the official tabulation for the First Second and Third wards showing 474 095 00 for the First ward 494 875 00 for the Second ward and 1 068 885 00 for the Third ward. It is expected the Fourth ward footing will be finished tomorrow and reported to councils.
Self Control is described as courage calm action in emergencies and a path to personal power. The piece likens self mastery to a divine process shaping the human will, patience, and restraint, arguing that inner discipline produces deeds worthy of success.
Secretary Bryan began work at the state department amid uncertainty over confirmations for President Wilson's appointees. He held talks with Konig and others, vowed to speak as employer of the department, and planned a statement for tomorrow after two meetings with the president. While no policy details were released, rumor suggested recall of Mexican waters battleships.
The Erie Athletics have written to Munici pal basketball management to schedule a game in the county seat on March 19. It is likely the Erie team will also play at the Armory, featuring three veteran players who helped form the county seat’s champion team.
Early this morning about two o'clock Officer Spencer approached North Center street as two horsemen struggled with a spirited cutter driven by a driver who urged the animal toward the sidewalk. The horse lashed into the Cohen store doorway, shattering a plate glass window on the second floor access. The pair later moved the animal to a Washington street livery barn.
An old advertisement touts a fragrant cream for rough chapped skin claiming to defy thin weather. It notes availability at Lind Jay's Drug Store with a price shown as 4t6.
A fragmented notice previews Billys Burglar at the Amuses tomorrow in two parts and two other reel and shows, indicating a locally advertised program with multiple features.
The graduating class and friends plan a large bake sale at the Arcade Saturday morning. Orders already received for a hearty amount of home baked goods. Ladies city wide are contributing staples and fancies to bolster the class fund and aid home makers who take part.
The article notes a remarkable rise in Journal coupons collected by Senior girls. Most money slips remain unused as the offer continues. Final collections occur early next week or after, with readers urged to keep saving coupons since there are no upfront costs or strings attached.
A fragmentary notice from Capitol City hints at a Saturday gathering focused on healing and renewal. The brief reads as a call to community to attend and listen, signaling a hopeful event for residents seeking comfort and guidance.
Youngstown Ohio March 5 Charges filed with Governor Cox against Mayor John 8 Roller of Lowellville alleging continuous intoxication from January to February. The claim states he would go to his office or the city jail to sleep off his drunken spell daily while his police chief watched over him, with six Lowellville council members signing the charges.
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