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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1911
Page
2
The Cleveland Leader cites a grocer letter arguing that rising living costs impose a burden on workers and depend on who bears the price. The piece questions who pays if a law shifts costs to nonworking or unemployed individuals, touching on wages, consumption, and the impact on everyday families.
Maurice Costello headlines a night at the theater with two other films including Apache Kid and a feature described as thrilling Western content. The program promises an hour of entertainment with eager audience notes to come early for seating.
Erie county canvass board completed the primary election results for Erie and Corry yesterday afternoon. Officials noted continued efforts to recount and verify counts as part of countywide procedures.
The Clor Lake Band of Spartanshirg will perform for the evening and more. The committee will award prizes for the best costumes in various classes and others will be arranged with costs and supplies for costumes of all kinds.
The Andrews case, involving Warren and related parties, is scheduled for argument on the first Monday of November. Attorneys Arvind and Swartot will defend, while District Attorney Lyons and Thomas Cochran represent the Commonwealth.
A youth named Roberta who confessed to shooting Reuven Pooler in a rear yard of Portland was arraigned for murder in the supreme court. The defense sought a plea to second degree murder but the district attorney favored the plan of a first degree murder verdict, with a potential death sentence. The defendant received a sentence following a lengthy arraignment and argument by counsel, with emphasis on possible reduction for good behavior.
The commission refused to approve the Clarion River Pineosta Creek water power charter applications after hearings. Objections from Clarion Forest and Warren counties were considered. The project would have required two dams and conflicted with U.S. conservation and flood control plans.
The Meadville Messenger reports Meadville gains a new corset plant tied to Spirella Co and the Black Corset Co. The plan is to set up in the Byham Block on Atch Street and begin operations soon. The development is described as Meadville’s newest industry.
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