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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
2
The piece argues federal supremacy may be needed to regulate interstate alcohol shipments and combat dry territory loopholes. It notes Webb bill aims to curb shipments into prohibition areas, shaping the balance between centralized authority and local rights in liquor law enforcement.
A fragmented philosophical note discusses the evolving concept of self government and the shifting lines of political theory. It suggests a sifting proteus of ideas promising clarification across sigour tragedies and broader political theories.
A party of thirty five friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smiths North Center atrest home to bid farewell to neighbors moving to a farm home this week. Mia Wesley Howard and Mrs. Smith provided music readings and games while wine refreshments followed in a warm social event remembered for friendship and good wishes.
Matthew Adams argues for the 50-50 rule as just division in all relations. He urges employers and workers to equalize give and take in service, money, and training. The author claims disputes arise from ignoring this balance and calls readers to apply a daily 50-50 mindset.
Omaha reports more than eleven million dollars in damage across Iowa and Nebraska from a mass blizzard. Death toll nears 150 in the region with 1,669 homes demolished and 450 buildings damaged. Fire crews, hospitals, and relief teams operate by lantern light while Fort Omaha troops and Governor Moorehead send aid to rescue evacuees and begin rebuilding efforts.
United Press reports high flood waters flood downtown Sharon and flood basements in Meadville New Castle Meadeville and Youngstown suffer transit disruption and rescue operations Several bridges washed out near Urbana and Leffeltoniane with injuries and missing persons feared Huge areas including Dayton and Detroit report homelessness and deaths as rivers peak and rainfall continues across the region
James M Plach announces withdrawal of a twofold appeal for Corry Hospital and Corry High School senior class support. He apologizes for any offense caused by last nights solicitation after tokens were sold, notes the feature will be eliminated tonight, and asks friends to retract commitments already made.
Sharleston March 24 Governor Henry D Hatfield ordered one company of the West Virginia militia to vacate the Comb trench district of Kanawha county where martial law is in effect Other units will be sent home tomorrow as the operation winds down Miners at Paint Creek were rescued during the disturbance and cleanup operations proceeded under militia supervision
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