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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
2
A Warren town report notes several youths confessed to crimes after exposure to sensational moving pictures. The Philadelphia Press questions the educational value of such portrayals and argues depicting immoral scenes could harm youths more than help.
The Gazette Times notes arguments about warning youth on theater and film dangers. It discusses safer methods to deliver warnings and mentions the Interstate Commerce Commission delaying reduced express rates until February, affecting Christmas rush shipping and postal workers amid rising package weights.
Blizzard hits upper Michigan region with fierce winds and heavy snow. Shelters opened as vessels seek secure shelter. state ion stations stay on duty. Copper mine strikers parade, Annie Clemmens leads delegation of about 100, with 80 arrested for alleged contempt at the injunction meeting.
Indiana labor tensions rise as interurban workers threaten to strike after contract delays. Governor Ralston reports progress toward settlement, but unions remain wary. Electric terminal staff begin inspections while officials negotiate terms. service scales back to about one third of typical cars amid tense talks.
Mrs Mary Copley Thaw and her son react to Governor Felker's ruling sending them to New York state for custody. Attorneys say the outcome was anticipated. Thaw remains in governor’s custody. Sheriff Drow to supervise.
Readable fragments indicate a new foundry for A Jax company nearing completion. About half the job finished, with truss work and erector tasks in progress. Plans include four new cranes and a Holler actting area. Once cranes arrive, the foundry workforce will begin full operation.
Two local automobiles collided on North Center street near the Vintland grocery. The Merrick car sustained considerable damage while the Ford runabout driven by Clarence Rogers also suffered damage. The Merrick machine was driven to the city under its own power after the crash.
The Auction Bridge Club entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Miso Susie Ragon. Mrs Gerry Kincaidh, recently returning from an extended absence, was welcomed by the members, marking a cheerful reunion for the group.
The Neh school football team travels to Edinboro to meet Honsantville with points on the line. Corry boys prepare to give their best as they face foul weather and a muddy Edinboro field. The lineup includes Hill, Habbitt, Paulson, McLean, Jourdet, LaPaed, Mckinney, Duffy, Grotélor, Brown, Wales and Patterson.
Richard Z. Croker, once Tammany leader, spoke at Glen Culm today declaring Mitchell a good mayor for New York. He refused to comment on the toast or future plans, saying he did not concern himself with such talk. He plans a visit to America in a few months.
A Sharon, Pennsylvania report describes a break in near Farrell River, where occupants were drugged and robbed. Several hundred dollars worth of property was taken after intruders entered homes during the night, leaving chemical traces on floors.
Nathan Notoun enhances the Union News Co. depot stand by replacing old barn windows with two modern display sash to better showcase La combets stock of magazines and eatables. The change is expected to boost trade at the stand.
In Munich on November 8 Prince Regent Ludwig attended the throne ceremony confirming Ludwig II as king. The formal act marks the final step in removing the deposed mad king Otto, establishing Ludwig II's royal rule over Bavaria.
HM Clark marks her eightieth birthday today and receives numerous congratulations. She came to Corry fifty years ago and is familiar with the town's early history. Mrs Clark is well preserved and continues to write, whenever she feels inclined, keeping a lively pen.
A garbled notice promises a $100 reward related to a rondera of a thin bapor and a missing disc. The fragment mentions a medicine for catarrh and a claim about constitutional cures, with references to a medical fraternity and bonds, though the text is largely unreadable.
An outskirt trolley derailment on the Yerona Oulemont and Harton line caused a car to leave rails on a stop grade near the Withinaburg section. Motorman William Ayars died, a conductor suffered likely serious injuries, and a nearby grocery store on the corner was wrecked.
A circulated rumor claims William J. Burns may become police commissioner of New York City under Mitchell. The report suggests Burns would launch prosecutions against officers arrested while on duty during a recent event. Gray’s move to the city is linked to faction backing Armstrong for mayor.
A banquet for business men in Corry highlighted plans to improve the streetcar system and remove wiring from business districts. Speakers discussed future White Way lighting, a potential interurban trolley, and data gathering for action. Major Brown praised New York capitalists for cooperation. the event closed with a toast to a bigger, better Corry and a lively dinner.
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