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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
8
Special sale offers at Corry Department Store feature silks including foulards and taffetas in multiple colors and widths. Items range from 16 to 24 inches, with sale prices from 46 cents to 80 cents per yard and a 30 inch Japanese Kimono Silk at 50 cents. Includes wide variety of patterns and blends.
Sale items feature 8-4 length all wool ladies sweaters slightly soiled at 4.75 50 sale price. Classic ladies sweaters now 2.50 to 3.50 with many reductions. New jewels gold plated pins pins and bar pins offered with various shapes and prices 1.00 to 7.00. German silver mesh bags in new styles include collapsible frames and soldered links.
Feature on discounted muslin garments for women including slips drawers and chemises. Items listed with original prices and sale prices such as slips and drawers trimmed with lace and embroidery.
Results from the National League and affiliated minor leagues show Philadelphia and Brooklyn near the top, with New York and St Louis among leading clubs. Box scores include batteries for each game and notes on recent matches across cities like Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, and Toronto.
Judge Emory A. Walling presided as the May term opened in Franklin with sixteen trials listed. The $50,000 maliciousprosecution suit by General Charles Miller against T. J. Dempsey, the Erie detective, was continued at the request of the plaintiff and moved to the December term.
Miyvile May 19 A rear end collision on a P R R freight train struck a work train at Summerdale derailing the caboose and blocking the maid track for about thirty minutes An Italian laborer Tony Crayesio on the caboose was killed while four other workers were slightly injured He had been in this country only three months
The city council approved additional street project spending including $501.80 for one item and $542.88 and $521.28 for work near federal and city buildings. Together with intersections and the city’s share, the total nears $8,000, affecting this year’s budget. The board also authorized a sewer extension on Liberty Street to Avenue A.
Cincinnati May 19 The long serious street car strike ends as the Cincinnati Traction Company and street car men’s union reach an agreement to resume service with union recognition, no discrimination in wage increases, reinstatement for discharged workers, and arbitration on the amount of raises. The deal awaits director and union approval.
The document outlines a complete city league schedule with multiple matchups from May through September. It lists dates such as May 0, June 4, June 7, and July through August, featuring teams High School Municipal Club Raymonds Kurtz and Kurta with double headers and planned extra games around July Fourth.
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