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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1913
Page
2
Century of Anglo American ties to fuel world peace
Reports from multiple papers discuss a 100 year bond between England and America and urge a global celebration with German, Austrian, French and other nations joining. The effort aims to promote universal peace through international unity and shared ceremony across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Germany
Austria
France
Slinzerd
Attempt to Poison Beaver Falls Family
United Press reports that James Boak family in Beaver Falls Pennsylvania faced arsenic poisoning. The mother and two daughters sickened, a younger daughter also became ill after drinking water. Police closed the well and planned water analysis as investigators pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Beaver Falls
James Boak
Dilliland
Reception for Friends as He Awaits His Death from Poison
San der Walker a wealthy young man in Macon died after ingesting bichloride of mercury by mistake. Last night he hosted a final party, bidding farewell to friends as his condition worsened. A crowd gathered outside his home as doctors fought to slow the fatal poison’s effects.
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Walted Press
Macon
Sander Walker
Young
Walker
Nome
Wesley Pitts Named Fatally Injured In Huntington Train Crash
The Erie train wreck near Huntington Indiana on Sunday morning left Wesley Pitts formerly of Corry and Jamestown fatally injured. J R Dickinson an Iowa engineer with Pennsylvania Railroad died in the crash. Dickinson was related to A Dickinson of Titusville and Edward Bennett Quigley’s Auburn California family. The incident also injured Davy Pitts of Jamestown New York an express messenger thought to be the same man as Wesley Pitts.
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Huntington
Ind
Dickinson
Titusville
Edward Bennett Quigley
Auburn
Cal
Tiree
Lve
Indiana House of Representaives
Dave Pils
Jamestown
N.Y
Exprésa Messenger
David
Pitta
Wesley
Erie
Dispute Between Friends Cited By Wilson
President Wilson told reporters there is no crisis or ill will with Japan over the controversy. He described the issue as a dispute between friends and asked that his private opinions remain confidential. The note of reply remains with Secretary Bryan until California Governor Johnson signs Webb.
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Washington, D
Wilson
Cristy
Mikado
Frignda
Jay
Bryan
Johnson
California
Webb
President Wilson Limits Federal California Contact on Measure
In a direct appeal amid wartime hubbub, President Wilson announced there would be no further intercourse between the federal government and California regarding the signing of the measure. The statement signals a shift to local handling of the issue amidst ongoing national debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
California
Webb Land Bill Signed by Johnson Today
Sacremento California May 10 The governor signed the Webb land bill amid comment that the act affects land policy and property rights. The measure known as the Webb bill was described as a landmark decision in state property regulation.
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Johnson
Webb
Schwab Testifies in Government Suit Against US Steel
Bethlehem Steel chairman Schwab testifies in New York in the government case against United States Steel Corporation. He describes his ties to the industry since 1880 and his roles, resigning in 1908 and returning to Bethlehem Steel. He also recounts two attempts to sell US Steel to Standard Oil interests, one blocked by Frick and Rogers, and an option on Carnegie holdings worth 420 million dollars that never closed due to complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Charlen
Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
May Amend Kern Resolution Today
United Press reports the Kern resolution is likely to be amended this afternoon in the Senate after Saturday’s postponement. A provision may name Senator Borah of Idaho as chairman of the Senate committee investigating working conditions in West Virginian mining. Borah said he has doubts about passage but would not object to serving.
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United Press
Washington
Kern
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Qoolad
Toros
More Now Against Supt. F. L. Heeter
May 19 at Pitubure authorities pursue a damaging new affidavit against Supt of Schools Heeter. A former Hester home housemaid May Yenny provides fresh evidence as citizens and a Board of Education probe prepare to hear tomorrow's report.
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United Press
Pitubure
Wesk
Mins May Yenny
Hester
Board of Education
Citzen
Wreck Bulletin From Texas Scene Delivers Sparse Details
A late bulletin from Austin reports ongoing efforts at the Texas wreck site with limited details. The brief note mentions responders and ongoing information gathering as officials assess the scene and relay updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United Bros
Austin
Mturnat
Train Collision Kills Fireman Near Feltz Farm
A morning collision five miles south of Feltz Farm fatally injured fireman J. M. Feltz as a passenger rainstorm struck the rear of a freight train. The engineer conductor and two trainmen were seriously hurt and fifteen passengers suffered minor injuries.
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J. M. Feltz
B and O Wreck at Moundsville
A rear end collision on the Baltimore and Ohio at Moundsville West Virginia injures seven trainmen including Charles Borehen a fireman of the second train Van Joilled. The crash occurred between City Place and Archer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Ress
Moundsville
W. Vo
Charles Borehen
Partnership Dissolved for Carrier and Woodin Cash Store
Notice announces the dissolution of the co partnership between Clayton R. Carrier and Leon Woodin of Columbus known as the Carrier Woodin Cash Store. The business is discontinued and each partner’s liability to the other ends immediately.
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Rhe
Clayton R. Carrier
Leon 7
Woodin
Columbus
Garrier& Wood!n Cash Fod
Tienceforth
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