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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1913

Page

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Wednesday Holiday for Clerks in City Baseball League

A city movement to declare a Wednesday half day for clerks aims to boost Corry baseball attendance. The plan envisions two midweek games weekly during July and August, with one road game each Wednesday and doubleheaders on Saturdays, coordinated by the Chamber of Commerce and local stores.

Corty City Banehall League Mindy Thurn Cloutarly Corry Alx Chamber of Commerce

Auto collision settlement ends radiator plant injury case

A Corry hospital patient, John Cowna, a noted Italian worker, received a cash settlement after injuries from a radiator plant accident. The claim settled with a big casualty company, freeing the radiator firm of further responsibility. A separate North Center Street bicycle collision involving Joseph McGarthy and Anton Williams left the boy with minor injuries and shock.

John Cowna Rcal United States Cossa Went Newton Corporation Plaven Cease Corry Bennett North Cen Atreet Vietim Gotty Yous Joseph McGarthy Ue Street Anton Williams Vas Melle

Rogers Co to Build New Steel Plant at Titusville

Rogers Co received notice that their bid for a large steel building in Titusville was accepted. The structure measures 30 feet by 300 feet with heavy construction and 20 ton craneways. Work to start immediately, targeting installation readiness by August.

C. R. Roxers Company Compling al Titusville Phe Ro Company Taal Soncérn

Clapper of Old Hatch Bell Falls

This morning the clapper of the Old Hatch School bell in the Second ward fell to the sidewalk as the bell rang. No pupils were harmed. Director W G Powell of the Board of Education took charge and ordered a new clapper to be installed at Ajax shops.

Hatch School Tervice W. CG. Powell Board of Education Ajax Usm

Heath Co Finishing Up Business At Ludow Property

The G W Heath Lumber Company, with Corry business men involved, completes shipment of its large lumber stock at the Ludow property after four years of work. They processed eight million feet of hemlock and hard wood, with lumbering done and most stock marketed. Heath Lumber also owns a Norwich Pennsylvania tract and wood turning factory producing desks chairs and other stock, aiming to supply timber for nine generations.

G W. Heath Lumber Company Corry Ludow G. B. Heath Lumber Company Nhw Norwich

Special of traffic men head to Buffalo conference

About six this morning a special train carried more than a hundred Erie traffic men from western divisions to attend a two day conference in Buffalo. Richard Patton, former city resident and Erie traffic manager, joined the party during a stopover. The group will proceed to Philadelphia and New York City for subsequent meetings before returning to headquarters.

Erie Buffalo Wrie'n Western Buf Falo Richard Patton Erie Traffic Managere Ol City Alent Slater Burefalo Philadelphia

Suffragette Plot Revealed in London Lumber Yard Fire Plan

London May 1 Prosecutor unveils alleged suffragette conspiracy to burn all major London lumber yards. Hearing shows letters between Edward Clayton and Annie Kinney exposing dramatic plans and a nitro glycerine bottle found at Piccadilly subway during raids.

London Annie Kinney Sidney Drew Edward Clayton Crown Clayton Miss Kinney Big London Diven Pickadilly

Trooper Acquitted of Murder in Sharon Case

Frank White of the state constabulary, sent to Sharon during the flood, was acquitted of murder after jurors accepted his claim that the shooting of fellow trooper Robert Myers was an accident during a scuffle. The incident led to the withdrawal of troopers at Sharon’s request.

United Press Mercer Frank White State Constabulary Sharon Robert Myers White

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