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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented notice touches on advertising rates and display copy plus a Philadelphia Press remark about Mayor-elect Mitchel of New York admitting boxing lessons and throat treatment costs in his campaign expense. It also cites Wisconsin teachers' minimum pay, plus scattered references to tailoring, food stalls, and varying prices in major cities.
Reported arrest of Cy Re Miller, a stranger who occupied the North Corry greenhouses and defrauded locals, was expected within 24 hours. Local post office could not confirm. Authorities nearby in Knoxville, Tennessee were said to have located the suspect and telegraphed papers. Arrival of details possible tomorrow.
Harry Stanley presents for the first time in Corry a sensational four act drama entitled The Gypsy with proceeds going to Corry Hospital. The event features local talent and seeks to raise funds for medical services in the community.
Erie County court actions include Daniel Kane given an indeterminate two to three year term in Western Penitentiary for unspecified offenses. Walter Cojanaelel and Frank Bouaki receive one to two years for robbery under a viaduct near North Mast. Tom Koyza found guilty of breaking into a freight car and gun charges, but acquitted of a related shooting allegation, with a suspended sentence. Arthur Murphy convicted of stealing a salt cage gets one to three years and fined $1. A stage play featuring Harry Stanley leads the page with local talent and planned features, promising an entertaining Corey performance by home silent players.
A telegram from Hon Geo W Allen of Pillsbury accepts the position of Corry lodge 761 U V E 9 1 to make the annual memorial dives at services in the high school auditorium on the First Sunday In November Allen a former state assemblyman and past exalted ruler of Pittsburgh lodge No 11 will accompany him to the city arriving Sunday morning
The regular meeting at theMh school auditorium featured Cruce Thomas on foreign affairs and Miss Eilebeth Lyons on national issues. Thomas covered Mexican developments, the Chinese question, and Japanese-U.S. relations following Taft, while Lyons discussed the Panama Exposition, Panama Canal proposals, and the Philippine self government movement.
United Views Concord N H November 17 The opposing sides in Harry Thaws big legal battle in Federal court began lining up for the preliminary hearing before Judge Aldrich. The motion by Jerome seeks to dissolve the habeas corpus writ Thaws detention rests on his sanity. Alienists were engaged and Thaw prepares to prove sanity in Pennsylvania courts. The hearing before Judge Aldrich begins tomorrow at 10 oclock.
City councils debate sending a solicitor delegate to a Harrisburg meeting of third class city elites. The convention, planned for November, could affect the administration of the new Clank bill. Several councilmen suggest Mayor Breet Patterson and City Solicitor Knead No attend if tonight's vote favors the proposition.
An Bhie firm started upgrades at the Rat iator Company with 4% new rubber roof and recovery of the old felt surface. The Lil It lauld area will cost about $1200. The Loreal Plant is fully renovated with doors and windows repaired, signaling potential reactivation. Timber was unloaded in the plant yards.
A group of creditors and their representatives gathered at Columbus Avenue greenhouse at ten o clock as Constable Carl conducted a sale of property recently acquired by H. O. Miller. Erle Mitzgerad of Northwestern Supply Co. bid $300 for the property, with appraised value about fifty dollars higher. Creditors are expected to receive roughly one third of their claimed amounts.
The International Tailoring Co of New York offers rare bargain insults and high class work guaranteed made to measure. Al F Messenger & Son are sole agents for Corry advertising wages.
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