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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
5
In Harrisburg a tense Senate debate over a water rights bill reveals tensions over eminent domain for riparian lands and tributary streams. Rep. Hittle and supporters argue the measure would curb landowners rights, while opponents question scope and practical impact on regional water systems.
After a late legislative conference, the California Senate began debate on an alien land ownership bill. The measure, drafted to exclude noncitizens such as Japanese from land ownership and certain business control, faced strong opposition from Senator Wright who pledged a vigorous fight to protect rights under treaty agreements.
In Rome on May 1 Professor Marchi fava notes a possible fatal relapse in Pope’s condition. The heart remains weak and irregular, with temperature changes feared to trigger further decline. The statement is indirectly supported by unnamed authorities.
In Wire, PA, April 80, a deputy faced arrest after misbehavior with a gun and billy. The mayor ordered a fine of 5 dollars and 20 days of costs, then forwarded papers to the chief. The deputy left town after the mayor directed his return to the sheriff.
Investigating judge hearing details as county detectives prepare to examine young males accused of stealing brass and copper from the Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction site. Four youths described as part of a theft group admitted taking $40 worth of items destined for a rule dealer, with bonds set and orders to avoid further trouble or face reform school.
Albany May 1 The direct nomination measure backed by Governor Sulzer failed on final passage in the state senate by a strict party vote. The move would have abolished party conventions and altered primary petition rules. Several Democrats and Republicans supported the governor, but the bill was defeated after extensive debate and procedural maneuvers.
Lent Bullard recalls a Michigan soldier in Luzon who, near discharge for disability, was urged by Senor Cassano to try a new formula called Vin Hepatten. The medicine allegedly revived the man, improved digestion and stamina, and allowed him to return to duty before eventual honorable discharge after returning to the United States. Phomia Downes was appointed the exclusive agent for Vin Hepation and reports success.
Golegrove Stewart successors announce they are now prepared to dye all kinds of millinery and dressmaking at Brown Book North Center tw8. The notice states their readiness to take over the business and continues the year’s trades.
The May issue of the Journal Magazine to be issued with tomorrow's paper promises a better design and new textures. Contents include Joy O Morning, Wil Gunnings Little Sister, The Owl and the Nightingale, The Scoop, and a leading feature The Breaking of the Honda about a modern miracle in media science. The fashion page covers children's clothing.
The report notes George R Carter addressing the merchant class in Honolulu about the free sugar provision in the tariff bill. He claims it will affect financial burdens and support local government funds for education. The statement mentions a 7.00 contribution to children’s education fund.
Leon D. Moore advertises state inspected strawberry and raspberry plants for sale. The stock includes Ta mous overbearing strawberries tested for two years and described as thrifty and hardy. Offers plants through September to November. Address R. D.6 Corry PA.
A laundry operation formerly housed in the Mutholra Building on Center Street will relocate to the Payne Block at 109 East Main Street next Monday, Amie.
National Bank of Corry in Corry Pennsylvania lists Henry Keppel as president and J Smith and C H Andrews as assistant cashiers. The notice promotes general banking service including time deposits and drafts on foreign countries.
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