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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1913
Page
2
The meeting, chaired by Mayor Alexander, found little enthusiasm for a Fourth of July show in Corry. Few business attendees remained, and despite hopes, many local residents favoring the event remained quiet. Whether another attempt will arise to spark a turnout remains uncertain as leaders weigh next steps.
Rochester N Y May 27 United Press reports the first major antitrust case under the new administration. the court sustained the government in its action against the coaster brake trust. The trust allegedly pressured dealers nationwide through threats and special favors, violating Sherman Act provisions and tilting trade against competitors.
Corry School District invites bids for bonds up to twenty thousand dollars at four percent interest tax free, dated July 2, 1908, payable semi annually. Bonds issued in denominations of 200 dollars, minimum bid par, with right to reject all proposals. Due June 15, 118. SR. H. Palmer, Treasurer.
A school exhibit announces demonstrations and displays from domestic science, woodwork, drawing, and senior projects. Miss Laurie, Mr. Jalison, and Mrs. Bonsteel oversee sections highlighting student work and hands on demonstrations for parents and the public to view in June.
Legal notices in the Journal indicate dissolution of the partnership between C Wheelock and J B Patterson who own the K P L Furniture Company yet ownership will not change. The firm will shift to a new operating arrangement to streamline management and growth with ongoing expansion rumored. The K P L factory has been Corry's notable woodwork concern, recently damaged by a blaze at its Bash Main Street plant in a prior incident.
United Press reports Wilcriste Maryland twelve miles west of Baltimore flooded as residents fled in night clothes. The Smith Hotel partly destroyed while two feet of water flooded the post office YMCA building and nearby streets. Western Maryland Railroad ran trains on the Wills Creek bridge to prevent washout as waters rose.
A regular dance and school gathering is announced for Friday evening at the Armory in Trimble Mer. The event references May 0th as the date in the OCR text, noting location C. 1.
An ad claims dedicated eye-glass fitting as a specialty with modern examination methods that avoid drugs or drops. The practitioner offers high-class service and invites readers to visit for explanations of their focused eyeglass fitting approach.
Marquette Mich May 27 Col Roosevelt concluded testimony in a case involving a magazine issue printed by Iron Ore owner editor Georgy A Newett and Henry Ruther city clerk Tahpenthig The court room saw many millionaire mine owners and society figures in attendance while Tomes R Garfield former Roosevelt ally visited and observed the proceedings.
W. E. Tooke died this afternoon at Corry Hospital from complications of diseases. He had recently returned to Corry after a period away with publishing work and had lived here many years. His wife and her brother were at his side. funeral plans will be announced later. He was known as genial and affable, with a long career in newspaper work and publishing.
Reports from Joudon May 17 indicate renewed Balkan tension as Serbia and Bulgaria clash over Salonica. Both Bulgarian and Greek forces are mobilizing near the front, with Bulgarian diplomacy asserting it will not yield on territorial claims. An alliance risk grows as mobilizations intensify and prompts fears of a broader war in the region.
Clyde Hutton an employee of the Alix Works was seriously hurt when a heavy crane fell on the thumb of his left hand, crushing the member. He lives on East Pleasant Street and was treated by Dr. B Kibler and is hospitalized today.
United Press reports Chicago investigators prepared to depart for the state capital to deliver hearings. Witnesses include prominent local financiers and pledges reveal admissions about required payments to bring underage girls to parties. The probe aims to evaluate proposed laws and govern oversight.
The text notes a hint that 84 dollars weekly is not too high for a girl's upkeep. It mentions the head of a large mortis interest, who has not announced approval of the proposed minimum wage bill.
Harrisburg May 27 report shows the bill for purchasing the Cook tract of natural forest comprising about 7,219 acres in Jefferson, Clarion and surrounding counties with a $686,000 appropriation was defeated after a lengthy two and a half hour debate. Opponents cited reservations by owners of prior property and questioned the value, while supporters argued conservation and economic importance.
A fragmented report mentions a threefold blaze and a chain of cities including Flor, Lawrence, and Maccabee. Details are unclear but imply an event drawing multiple regions into a single dramatic scene. Authorities have not released a full account yet.
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