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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1912
Page
2
A jumble of 19th century notes cites Princeton praise for Woodrow Wilson, quirky town customs like naming infants after him, theatre dress codes, and political idle speculation. It also mentions a Chicago area farmer’s wife bearing triplet daughters named after Wilson, plus local quips on weather and social habits.
Washington November 2 federal government to maintain a private nesting bird retreat at Fort Niobrara with the Valentine proclamation. The干 reserve will be stocked with three grouse family species and bison, while Audubon Society supporters provide funds for heavy wire mesh around the tract.
D. D. Reed, formerly with Belo Dispatch, has arranged to purchase the Corry Daily Leader. Transfer of property will occur December first with capitalists forming a stock company to finance the paper and expand the plant. Reed plans to keep the Leader as a Republican paper and improve the masthead and pages while Pain remains in charge of mechanical work.
A bail jumper was captured after a raid linked to vandals at Lake Collins cottages. Detectives from Warren pursued two suspects who fled from Westfield into Recreations Park. The thieves rifled cottages, taking provisions and various articles, then split up and hid in dorms before a chase led to one arrest and the other remaining at large. One suspect named Elbert Givnhaw is identified. authorities sought his capture as of December 2.
Bargain shoppers crowded the Sanitary Market for a Saturday special sale featuring sirloin, lamb stews, Bologna and Wieners at discounted prices. Fresh chicken and chops are highlighted as part of the limited offer.
Nov 24 report details Detective Sergeant Grant shot and killed by Henry Vesper at the Vesper apartment, after an attempted arrest following a prior assault on Mrs. Allge Brubaker. Vesper fled as police pursued. witness Roy Vesper, 14, implicated in cover story. Grant lay mortally wounded at the upstairs head of stairs. investigation continued with police seeking Vesper.
Mr William A. Bededow presents George HG Broadhurst's hit in Hin Bite In to using a New York Playhouse cast. The work spots weak links in American married life and aims to entertain while exploring happiness and unhappy pairs among society.
Erin November 21 a axel on trolley car No 6 broke near a curve injuring four riders including a boy about ten and an elderly man. The car derailed partially and passengers escaped through windows as the motorman and conductor stayed aboard. None sustained serious injuries. the boy suffered severe facial injuries from broken glass.
Franklin era records show General Wills J. Hidinge of Old City spent 1892.71 to win a congressional seat with funds covering postage clerk hire office rent stenographers messenger boys and telegraph and telephone messages. Assistant agent J V Hanlon earned 39 per week totaling 210. Personal expenses reached 110.50. Advertising payments included Venango Printing Co 171.90 and Roosevelt Club treasurer U S Rogers 0. Labor World paid 100 while Sharon Telegraph received 6.50. Contribu tions listed from 8 S W McCuen 280 John M Reed 65 Carl A Newburg 50 postage. Primary costs totaled 1509.82 and overall office cost 8402.00. Franklin News.
A speaker urges buyers to purchase a Singer sewing machine direct from the maker to avoid faulty or useless imitators. The message promotes reliability, nationwide Singer stores, and expert advice with genuine parts and service.
Local listings promote Around the World with Patho and two other acts at AmuseU tonight. Audiences can expect an over one hour program featuring reali and wow moments.
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