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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1913
Page
2
The piece notes widespread discredit of a $50,000,000 bond proposal amid fears of misused funds. It cites public demand for roads alongside a lack of confidence that money will be safeguarded, and humor about press dependence on Ware for information. The dialogue touches electoral turnout and domestic concerns.
Delegates from the West Virginia United Labor Federation attend hearings in Washington D C as a national probe into coal mining district conditions gets under way. Eugene V Debs and others have been sent by the Socialist National Committee to examine matters surrounding coal districts including Borger Adolph and Fugene V Debs.
Citizens of Corry are asked to take personal responsibility for cleaning streets and lots, gathering rubbish, and setting children to work on front-step trash pickup. The effort, aided by the city government and Civic Improvement League, aims to make Corry cleaner and more attractive, with Boy Scout groups reportedly lending support. A Harrisburg dispatch notes a separate campaign from now to November promoting a state bond issue of 50 million dollars to fund highway construction, with officials in Washington expected to attend the May 22 opening meeting in Wash. Pa, and hints that current administration will not spend the bond, signaling a shift in road policy politics.
Van Bitiner, president of the Pittsburg District of the United Mine Workers, is expected to give sensational testimony at the Cincinnati mine disaster inquest opening at noon. The effort will testify this evening.
A mob in Cincinnati attacked the first car reaching the city center during a strike causing traffic delays. Seven strike breakers were injured as sympathizers attacked them and another car in the suburbs was set on fire.
Uniontown on May 12 reports the coroner's inquest into the Masonville explosion began with a large crowd gathered awaiting the outcome.
Specialists provide focused eye care with advanced examination methods and no reliance on old drum-style checks. The consultant invites customers to visit and learn about the high level of close service offered for vision needs.
The Epworth League of the M. P. Shurah held its annual meeting in the church parlors Friday. Officers for the coming year were elected and reports showed prosperity. George W. Patterson as President and Misses McCray Truesdell and Kireh as vice presidents led the slate. The event featured violin and piano solos, oration, and a cake and ice cream reception. about fifty members attended and urged a bigger year ahead.
An order from Reno Nevada for one of his original prescriptions marks the third such order in days to the Joon establishment. Downey owns several compounds gaining national reputation as the store grows its rural trade since parcels post system began.
The Presbyterian Church Junior Christian Endeavor Society held a four o'clock Sunday meeting to honor mothers. Miss Wilea Beth Dawson, Hazel Weeks, and Joan McInnes organized a program with hymns, readings, piano, solos, recitations, and Bible study led by Stan Dawson. The event showcased about fifty members and emphasized scriptural study and wholesome activities for children.
Dr Curtis and Dr Lytle presented a finely mounted White sea gull specimen in Centerville. Taxidermist Stewart mounted the bird, one of the finest seen in the area, procured by a local man from a party flying near Warren. A large crowd gathered at the depot to view it this morning.
Local shop announces new stock of straw hats arriving this week. The collection features wide brimmed styles suitable for summer and outdoor work. Prices range from three to six dollars, with several colors available.
Carlson brothers of Columbus, well known bricklayers and stone masons, have secured the work of erecting the new block on South Center Street for Thos. Keating. Keating said the Kittanning brick had been ordered, but a delay in shipment to the city was feared. All other material had been purchased. The crew expected to begin on the raving of the old frame shack last week, but work was delayed.
Regular reports were made to the court as Constable Hawley of Wayne County accompanied the officers. Attorney Kincaldng was named to serve as district attorney for the term and prepare labor and strike cases for the grand jury, signaling a busy week ahead.
The Schedule Committee met Saturday night at the Chamber of Commerce to draft the timetable for the season but announced Climax withdrew. With one team off, other clubs remain in camp and a follow up meeting at Teague is planned for more details.
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