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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1913
Page
2
A sharp exchange between editors unfolds as one publication accuses the other of vivid word painting. The Journal notes modesty restrained its portrait pursuit while the Evening Leader displays bold literary gems.
A garbled early 20th century style advertisement touts a “cure” for disease with a $100 reward for proof. It asserts a constitutional remedy, mentions “blood” purification, and urges sending documents to CHENEY CO in Topeka, Kansas, for supposedly fatal pills. The text leans on vague medical claims and promotional language.
A lengthy editorial critique targets a Leader figure and several named individuals, accusing them of dirty tactics, political manipulation, and personal attacks. It sketches a broader scene of newspaper controversy, civic figures, and reputational warfare, highlighting provocative epithets and implied schemes.
Washington November 1 United Press reports pressure to alter the new income tax provisions. The Treasury admits the deductions at the source plan is tangled and critics blast backers as amendments are anticipated. Politicians seek party harmony amid public criticism.
A Black man was killed when struck by a police patrol rushing a riot victim to a hospital. Streetcar strike turmoil grows with cars stalled and trolley wires cut in multiple city sections. Governor Ralston denial of militia deployment is contradicted in other circles.
United Press reports a derailment on the Delish Valley line near Hasel Creek in Hazelton. A locomotive detached amid coal cars, crashing into another train. Raymond Watson was killed and forty seven coal cars were demolished, blocking traffic for hours.
In Scranton Penna on November 1 Miss Quutherlie Dougherty died after ingesting bichloride of mercury tablets she mistook for headache medicine. She received care at Moses Taylor Memorial Hospital where available therapy was administered but could not be saved.
Washington informants report several hundred Eskimos near Nome face immediate starvation unless the United States government appropriates $2000 for relief at once. Capt. Ballinger sent the message to federal relief services urging Congress to transfer the funds immediately.
A vintage advertising item touts Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy for bilious liver digestion and constipation. It claims quick relief from headaches dizziness nervousness sour stomach and gas, promising a clear head and gentle cleansing for adults and children alike. The bold copy urges readers to buy now at drugstores.
United Press report from November states Samuel Gompers will not lead the grand march at the mask ball in Lasalle hosted by the Women's Trade Union League. Gompers declines via interview saying he will not attend the dance if Mrs. Gompers objects. Mrs. Gompers adds she will join only if he leads, leaving the couple’s attendance uncertain as labor leaders depart city at 10 15 tonight.
In Washington DC on November 11 President Wilson and Secretary of State Bryan spent an hour in a private conference. They reviewed overnight reports from Lind and OShaughnes sy, and Vera Cruz. Bryan then left for Maryland to campaign, signaling unity on delaying public details of their Mexico strategy while consulting the diplomatic corps before any next moves are announced.
United Press report from London describes militants attempting to attack Premier Auqusth as he rode through the city. Women jumped on his car and pepper sprayed the vehicle while others tried to lash at him with dog whips. Scotland Yard separated the mob and the premier refused to prosecute the leaders who were captured.
Hired by Oliver Penrose and W. J. Burns, detectives arrive in Pittstone to monitor voters before Tuesday's election. They aim to deter repeat voting amid alleged plans by supporters of Stephen G. Porter. The move draws sharp interest and tension in the city.
The Catholic party reportedly loaned the dictator two million dollars to pay federal employees on pay day, hoping to stave internal dissension. The aid from the Catholic party eased the immediate peril, as Huerta’s finances faced strain.
John Ling held a private meeting with Herr VonHelnts the German envoy at Yorn Cris to discuss German conditions after the elections. The conference followed the German commanders in Mo 00 City and related to the Mexico City incidents as Boilx Ding headed to Yucatan.
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