Corn ey Dag 10 Bowlers Trade 106 Bookints
Fragmentary note references a 10 cent Corney Dag and a 106 book. No clear event or persons identified.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
5
Fragmentary note references a 10 cent Corney Dag and a 106 book. No clear event or persons identified.
The Franklinville county treasurer’s vault was pried open sometime Sunday night or Monday morning. About 1100 dollars in checks and 4149 in cash vanished, with no clues left behind. The burglars escaped before police arrived and checks drawn on Franklinville banks were stopped. In a separate incident, Frederick St John attempted a coin swallowing trick and accidentally swallowed a silver half dollar. He remains at St Vincent’s Hospital with the coin lodged near the stomach opening awaiting possible surgery.
Six of the young men linked to the Jamaxtown spring strike were arraigned in county court and pled guilty to unlawful assemblage. Names listed include John Teeland Tyan Covey Floyd Wil Mame Clifford Gilson John Keley and Med Duhlbeck. District Attorney Green urged leniency and Judge Ottaway fined each defendant fifty dollars with fifty days in jail for nonpayment.
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Linemen from Bell Telephone Co. were sent to New Castle to repair damage from a brisk sleet storm that knocked down lines and disrupted town communications. A crew from Youngsville was summoned to Rochester, New York, as wires suffered in the storm. The Pennsy railroad division faced fewer issues, with trains running normally, while other divisions worked to restore service. The storm continued with strong winds throughout yesterday.
A New York hearing notes Gearga H. McGuire nearly collapsing amid questioning before Chief Magistrate McAdoo. He sought aid from Henry A. Wise as adjournment was granted to tomorrow afternoon while denying Hennessy’s allegations about campaign funds and his link to McCall and Stilwell.
A fragmented notice describes prompt service options by calling the express office Union of Bell or the Arcade, outlining a patron access method. The readable text hints at a payment or routing instruction for service delivery.
Fragmentary note mentions a demand for money and a robbery claim. Names and places are unreadable, with a garbled line referencing a person and a center pound value. Details are insufficient for full attribution.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to treat a child's constipation with California Syrup of Figs. It claims the syrup cleanses the bowels and restores normal appetite, warning to avoid counterfeit bottles and to buy only the 60 cap bottle made by the California Fig Syrup Company.
Washington D C November 14 The influence of Congressman Wills J Hulings led the War Department to temper justice with mercy in the case of Thos Travis of Sharon Travis who surrendered to be tried for desertion was sentenced to four months hard labor with a ten dollar per month pay deduction General Hulings argued for relief and the department removed the salary deduction Travis will be free after four months with his pay sent to him during confinement
Warren reports D T Duke acquired the M L Elias lease on Tlowesta creek in Forest county. The 100 acre tract has sixteen producing wells, with 18 capped, currently yielding 42 barrels daily. Duke plans wells cleaning and new wells, aiming for about 150 barrels daily after improvements. Purchase price about $20,000.
Corry bank lists officers including Henry Keppel as president O A Andrews assistant cashier and directors C H Andrews Frank Laurie L W Oldu C H Heath Wimer Ti Kincaid Barry T Kincaid. Bank emphasizes general banking business and foreign currencies.
A public meeting at the Oil City office of Alder man John J. Mohr drew four dozen scribes as preliminary steps halted a proposed community mausoleum. Three attorneys were named to investigate and report soon, with plans to seek more information and deter action. Misrepresentation claims surfaced in the Oil City Derrick.
An ad invites readers to try ORRINE as a home treatment for drink habit with a money back guarantee if it fails. It markets two forms No 1 powder and No 8 pills, priced at $1.00 per box, and urges inquiries at Rabbitt & Son Drugists N Center St.
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