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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1913

Page

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Diaz Statement Suppressed amid Mexican Coalition Tensions

New York October 25 United Press reports General Felix Diaz cannot comment on Mexico's political coalition. Diaz cites safety concerns for suppressed remarks. London details deny friction between Britain and the United States over the Mexican issue and reject Sir Leon Carden’s alleged criticisms as misquotation.

United New York United Press Today Felix Ming Mexico Diaz Vera Cris United Press London England United States Léonnt Carden Washington Wilson Carden

Perkins Predicts Sulzer Succeed. Mitchell to Beat Tammany

George W. Perkins of the Progressives says Sulzer will win the New York governor race after a tough fight and credits the Newark executive with a creditable tenure. He also predicts John Purroy Mitchell will defeat Tammany in Newark City mayoralty efforts. Perkins warns Attica holders that most would not qualify for jobs paying 7200 a year. Weather outlook: tall and colder with sunny day.

United Procey Chicago Wiliam Sule New York Assembly Progressives George W. Perkins American Steel Institute Perking Sulzer Newark State Perkins John Purroy Mitchell Tammany Organization Newark

Levy Insists He Will Surely Recover After Crop Loss

A New York merchant named Levy asserts he will recover from illness and financial strain after a series of medical steps. He faces pressure from family relying on his actions and mentions a potential treatment that could salvage his condition and business prospects despite recent losses.

Levy

Quake Shakes San Francisco Disturbance Reported

A severe earthquake was felt across San Francisco causing alarm with minor panic among residents. Clothing stolen from a boarding house room was reported to police, and a missing boarder from Union Street area prompted further investigation by the owner and authorities.

Ersons San Francisco Will Binkesley E. Matin Street Blakesley Union Chey Stuvens

Washout on Pennsyl Last Night Near Spartansboro

A washout disrupted Pennsylvania Railways a few miles below Spartansboro last evening causing heavy traffic delays. Passenger trains 5 and 89 faced postponements as crews were dispatched to the scene, with repairs ongoing into the night and service expected to resume as conditions improve.

Spartansboro

Gates Sues Lindsey for Big Sum in Alienation Case

Gates residing near Concord Township files suit against Harry Lindsey alleging alienation of his wife's affections. Deputy Sheriff DuMond served papers. Attorney Walter L. Peake represents Gates. Damages expected to be $10,000.

Hard Gates Concord Township Harry Lindsey DuMond Walter L. Peake

Rumor of a new movie theater in the city

A promoter considered establishing a cinema in Titusville on South Center Street but the deal reportedly fell through this morning. Interest also extends to several other available properties as the fate of the project remains unclear.

Ide Uamhed Kystein Titusvilie South Center Street HUY Tigre

William C Bolton Hurt In Oil City Yard Incident

An elderly resident, William C Bolton of Oil City, aged 68, was struck in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards and suffered a fractured skull, a broken right arm, and a badly bruised shoulder. He had recently returned from a western trip and his condition was described as critical. The Bolton family long resided in this city before moving to Oil City.

William C. Bolton Oj City Pennsylvania Railroad Bolton Oil City Corry P. RR

Public Sale Planned for Corry Metal Furniture Property

The receivership of Corry Metal Furniture Company moves toward liquidation with a court granted public sale of all real estate buildings and equipment. Judge Paul A. Henson ordered the sale, to be advertised for four weeks and likely held November 28, targeting bidders to reorganize and satisfy debts. The modern factory, valued at over fifty four thousand dollars, could be purchased by locals for continued operation in the same line of business.

Eboney Warren National Metal Furniture Company Erie Lk, Bliss Corry Metal Furniture Company Kis Attoneys, Kincaid and Kincaid Paul A. Henson Bilas

Mexican Situation Hinges on Confidence of Financiers

The Mexican situation would ease swiftly if a faction could inspire confidence to impress world financiers. Many difficulties would be resolved by the confidence that solid banking connections inspire.

Officer Recovers Two Runaway Boys in Jamestown

Late last evening a Jamestown police officer arrived in the city and took charge of two young runaways picked up early morning by Officer Stations. Both boys were found to be missing from good Jamestown homes and parents in Jamestown sent no time in sending an officer for them. One boy seemed eager to return home while the other resisted.

Jamestown

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