29 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
1
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The US Chair Company reports strong business with large orders from New York and Boston for rockers and four heavier freight loads. The plant employs about 110 workers, with potential to expand as demand grows. the upholstery department seeks more staff and offers on the job training for beginners and students during summer.
An advertisement claims Vinol cures fatigue and poor health for those run down, with testimonials of weight gain and restored strength. It promotes Babbitt & Son druggist in Corry as the seller.
Harrisburg reports Guthrie defends remaining in politics despite a demand from W. Ritter to retire. Guthrie says he will join Ritter and James Guffey in leaving council leadership only if A Mitchell Palmer also retires, otherwise he will stay in the lamp light as long as Congress.
Boldlera will take mob leaders to Goraner's inquest at Rock Island if necessary. The crisis will determine Stock Taland's fate as clashes escalate near Miy Hall with force used to detain identified followers. A special grand jury will hear testimony two hours after the inquest opens to present evidence and potential indictments.
Mea Fannie Kobner, despondent over alleged deception by a German lover who vanished after taking $7000, leaped from a Hoboken hotel window and died. She had eloped with Worthman from Bremen, alleging a rushed marriage was planned. he disappeared three days after arrival.
Photographer Homer Beatt, previously with New York and Boston papers, arrives in El Paso with photos of fighting between federal and rebel forces around Corralitos and nearby areas. Images show clashes, soldiers, and civilians as reports detail attacks, relief deliveries, and guard actions amid ongoing hostilities.
A local notice invites observers to a cent luncheon at the Palm with plans to observe a Lanton luncheon on Wednesday and Friday.
Wittsburg on March 18 reports eight bills in equity to stop the Pennsyl vaply Water Company from raising rates seen as excessive. Cases involve Wilkinsburg Turtle Brook Wilhnding Gast Piltstuil Vilalen North Braddock and others challenging the utility’s plan to alter charges for water use. The court heard evidence over three years ago and deliberations focus on whether the company can raise rates by re fixing the charge rather than by increasing consumption costs. The Wilkinsburg case notes a $1,000,000 expense for a water-filtration plant and disputes the company’s authority to change the rate structure. Continuous disputes over the balance between needed infrastructure and consumer costs persist.
Organizers spread through the anthracite fields rallying recruits as unions press for stronger action. Miners remove tools as work suspensions loom and safety blocks are put in place to deter interruptions amid tense protests and company preparations for security measures.
A damaged report outlines a prolonged endurance stage for anthracite operators and miners in Iljenesa. It notes preparations for long shifts, hoisting miles to the face, and a period of sustained mining as a test of endurance despite difficulties and unclear details.
Mayors and burgesses in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania call a conference to avert a coal strike. Leaders urge operators and miners to resume talks and reach an agreement. Officials plan joint action to prevent disruption and keep coal production moving.
Detectives trailed a messenger believed to be carrying money to a prisoner. A young man thought to have fled the county was apprehended during the pursuit. The chaotic incident involved revolvers and confusion as authorities moved to seize those involved.
Detectives and posse captured a suspect in the Allen clan case after a pursuit from Stn Allen to Roanoke. The man, linked to the Carroll county escape, was brought to Manduca with two revolvers found on him. Witnesses indicated another suspect fled earlier, triggering a citywide search and a tip that led to this arrest.
The Humane Society issues notices seeking foster or adoptive homes for a 12 year old boy, an eight month old baby girl, and a bright girl. details request written inquiries to Sauls grintindents Department Whe Sales era Company Meadville Pennsylvania.
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