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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1913

Page

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Bell Plans to Expand Local Cable Network

China of the Brie district of the Hell Telephone Company toured the local plant with Wire Ghter Bailey. Since Bell extended service about a year ago four hundred new subscribers gained in homes. Additional cables and equipment are needed now and more work will continue in the next one or two months to relieve congestion and expand the growing system.

China Brie Hell Telephone Company Ghter Bailey Brio Hailey Pyatoom

Mother of Heeter Dead in Indiana Home

United Irean wires Pittsburg school superintendent reported the death of Mrs. Gideon Heeter, mother of Heeter, at her North Manchester Indiana home early this morning. The notice reached the city board of education in Pittsburg.

United Irean Pittsburg City Board of Education Gideon Heeter Manchester Ind

Mayor Alexander's Police Appointments Confirmed

City council proceedings show Mayor Alexander's police nominations approved after brief debate. A resident urged action against alleged city poker rooms, while curb line and pavement decisions dominated the common branch agenda with discussions on street width and concrete versus wire cut blocks.

Thong Weaver Willa Brven Wounen Hipsild Uque Ream Asw Executive Department Pieasant Fourth Avenue

Carnegie Plant Closed Today Strike Declared by 1400 Workers

Fourteen hundred employees at the Superior Steel mill of the Carnegie plant struck today, closing the facility. The sudden action came without warning and the outlook for an early settlement is discouraging, a hard blow for the corporation.

United Prena Pittsburg Superior Steel Carnegie Superior

Cabinet Met Today on Jap Affair

Secretary of State Bryan appears happy and denies worry over California Japan results. He had a long talk with President Wilson and then a cabinet meeting at the White House to hear a report on the California Japan situation, the first formal cabinet consideration of the matter.

Bryan United Press Washington California Allen

Weeks Has Foot Badly Crushed In Cement Block Lift

Weeks Jr., of the Corry Art Stone Company, suffered a painful injury when a loaded wagon of cement blocks shifted. A block slipped and crushed his foot as horses bolted, causing further bruising. He was treated by Dr. Popa and sent home.

Intel Weeks, Jr Corry Art Stone Company Convern Alex McInnes North Center Street Weeks Bunk Wosks Popa

Flaherty Injured by Rampant Cow in Tightening Entanglement

Tugene Flaherty of Seventh Street was seriously hurt last evening between seven and eight while attempting to rope a troublemaking cow. The animal jerked, throwing him against a tree, fracturing his right shoulder and cutting his head. Dr. Smith attended the scene and described multiple injuries. The victim remained in bed the following day.

Tugene Flaherty Ives Seventh Street Flaherty

New York Police Grafters Sentenced

Four former New York police inspectors found guilty yesterday in a grand investigation led by District Attorney Waltman were sentenced this morning to one year in prison and a fine of five hundred dollars each.

United Press New York Yeatérday Waltman

Local Manufacturer Seeks Reciprocal Tariff Clause

Mb J A Loveland returned from a Washington conference of lending manufacturers and joint House Senate committees on tariff provisions. The group urged a clause allowing the President to raise or lower duties on goods from nations that discriminate against the United States. Loveland expects favorable consideration before the bill passes, noting Howard tannery’s stake in international trade and potential benefits.

F. A. Loveland Howard Sole Washington House Senate American Manufacturers' Association Rma United States Loveland

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