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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
8
See a line of 40 inch woolen fabrics offered at 60 cents. Includes new plaids in multiple color combinations for street costumes. Also moire silks, Bengaline rib, and Bulgarian effects for collars and revers with prices from 1.50 to 1.75 per yard.
Meadville Pa October 7 news that the Erie Railroad filed with the Public Service Commission in Albany New York for permission to purchase rolling stock and locomotives. The plan includes 50 ton hopper cars cost 593 028 50 ton drop and gon dolas cars cost 642 708 40 ton steel underframe steel cars cost 1 598 580 plus 40 Mikado locomotives cost 1 988 243 and 10 Pacific locomotives cost 247 545. Other buys include 100 50 ton hopper cars cost 1 186 436 and 1500 under frame box cars cost unknown. August earnings show gross 5 051 081 net 1 348 478. From July 1 gross 11 189 254 up 65 007.
President Wilson visited 15 year old Robert Crawford in a Washington hospital after an accident involving the President's automobile. Crawford described the incident and his bicycle maneuver that led to the collision. The President comforted him, saying most people do not lose their jobs after accidents, and introduced him to other patients.
P C Harned of Edinboro seeks Erie County sheriff on the Prohibition ticket. A lifelong resident of the two counties, he runs from a family with New York migration roots dating to 1802. He owns Keystone Flouring Mills, served on the Edinboro water works board, and is secretary of the board of education. He has been active in religious and fraternal groups and shifted from Republican to Prohibition in 1906. If elected he pledges impartial and honest public service.
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