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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1913

Page

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City baseball league forms at Washington Street grounds

A successful meeting last evening drew representatives from Municipal Club, Raymond, High Crements, Climax, and others as a city baseball league forms. President Murray presided and G B Porter was elected vice president. The Climax team pledged to complete its roster and join the league, while discussions continued on schedules and grounds. The old diamond on Washington Street is chosen as the league park with bids to erect a grandstand. ticketing will follow the existing gate system.

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Women’s League Pushes Organization and Plans

The Women’s Civic League advances its core organization after a first week of meetings. Ward leaders assign tasks across Center Street to West Church Street and beyond, with Mrs Brown and Mrs Colegrove coordinating West Washington Street areas. A meeting Friday will review progress and the league eyes vacant radar lot for summer garden use with Mrs Spear as association president.

Man Civic League Thy Torium J. By Hrown West Chuck Street W. W. Dale Wilson Joseph Spiesman Airs. Ragou Brown Colexroya Bracken Graves Pleasant St League Washington Street North First Avenue

Raymond May Plans Addition to Reymond Plant

The Reymond Manufacturing Company will add a new one story extension to its big First Ward plant to house the oil tempering department and provide space for other equipment. The addition, adjoining the main building, aims to relieve cramped quarters and accommodate growing business, with completion expected before early fall.

Reymond Manufacturing Company Wih Hida

New Era Club Plans Playground For Fourth Ward

The New Era Club meets at Miss Helle Swimbing s home to approve legal details for operating a playground in the Fourth ward this summer. They have use of the same property as last year and will clear the site. Boy Scouts will clean and rebuild a damaged fence, remove sand piles, and add swings and features. The operation will follow last year s plan with hopes to expand the program.

New Mera Club

Cleaning City Grounds Up Today

City crews under Chairman Selide begin a four by four man shift cleaning the Wirat ward shatoru section and Fini ward pastern area. They will clear objectionable material and burn debris for three to four days to improve conditions near property, aiming to finish by week’s end. Officials search for the culprits hauling rotas to the grounds.

Selide Shatoru Wirat Municios Fini Nestion Sreak Meau

Senate Defeats First Republican Measure in Senate

Harrisburg May 7 United Press reports the Republican nomination by petition bill failed in the Senate by twenty to eighteen after debate. Greensburg May 7 Joseph Zumarsky, a well known man of Scotland, was found shot through the heart in a case described by the coroner as a ten hour wait before discovery. Assailants unknown.

United Press Harrisburg Senate Nxt Greensburg Joseph Zumarsky

Suffragettes Begin Nationwide Campaign of Violence

Militants in London announce the start of a nationwide campaign in vengeance for the defeat of the Dickenson bill granting women enfranchisement. A bomb with a half-burned fuse was found at St Pauls Cathedral and another opposite the London Evening Star. Overnight fires burned the Fulham Cricket pavilion and two bungalows at Rex Hill.

United Press London St. Paul's Cathedral London Evening Star Fulham Cricket Pavillon Rex Hill

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