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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1922
Page
5
A cluttered Kane parish page blends political candidate mentions with church appointments and local events. It notes J Bolard seeking nomination, V. A Risehur named rector, and Rev. Fischer’s city ties, alongside social gatherings, sales ads, and weather-checked armory progress.
CeO Pa March 13 United Press reports from Pennsylvania say major coal producers deny plans to suspend operations March 15 for an indefinite period. Officials say no schedule changes are planned at collieries and deny that tentative mine shutdowns indicate a strike. Anthracite union officials are in New York for talks with operators beginning Wednesday.
At Pottsville court two defendants found guilty at first week’s session faced strict sentences. Helen Linder of Ashland was jailed six months for throwing mustard in Arthur Martin’s eyes, her mother received four months. Each fined ten dollars plus costs.
The State Chamber of Commerce has summoned committees of State affairs from all local chambers to Harrisburg for an April 6 conference. Topics include the state budget assent and collection of local tax city zoning borough annexation fire rule and other matters.
Camden March 13 A would be killer shot through a bedroom window at Mr and Mrs Nathan Miller. The bullet struck the bed while the couple slept. Miller suspects an enemy in Williams town NJ and will report suspicions to the county prosecutor. Earlier he quarreled over a trifling matter and was threatened with death. A nearby farm house fire weeks ago near Williams town destroyed the building and all inside.
CHICAGO March 13 The Hotel Sherman Company of Chicago was fined 25500 by United States Judge George A Carpenter for violating prohibition laws The company pleaded guilty to selling whiskey on forged permits Judge Carpenter ordered an investigation to determine if any company officials were involved.
Bert M. Jewell, head of the shopcrafts rail unions, charged the railroads with flooding members of the United States Railroad Labor Board with propaganda favorable to employees' wages. He opened the defense of the unions against the board.
Internationally known singer John McCormack, en route to Long Island from Cleveland, stopped at Girton greenhouse in Ridgway and discussed a Ridgway Record order. The note also mentions fire damage to Pennsylvania Railroad facilities in Clean, an upcoming basement shop sale, and unrelated local notices about laundry, kitchenware, a new house, and two foreigners detained in Oil City for alleged intoxication.
An old alert touts Musterole as a pure white ointment made with mustard oil. It claims to draw out congestion and relieve soreness without blistering, useful at early signs of colds and respiratory issues. Hospital size tubes priced at $3. Better than a mustard plaster for home emergencies.
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