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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1913
Page
2
A historical notice condemns liquor’s economic and social harm. It argues drink erodes work efficiency across construction and rail industries, cripples police court cases, and degrades moral fiber, urging caution against alcohol’s influence on youth and employment prospects.
One Hundred Dollars Reward offered for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J Cheney & Co Toledo. Cure taken internally, targets the blood and entire system. Terms mention obligations and business reputation.
United States government declares it will not surrender Diaz to Huerta while Diaz and allies are aboard the Wheeling off Vera Cruz. Admiral Pletcher seeks instructions as Diaz seeks refuge with the American consul in Canada. Washington reports say President Wilson faces a delicate decision amid Huerta pressure.
In a New York speech Governor Sulzer alleges only assassination threats by underworld agents keep ex senator Stilwell from fully exposing a corrupt system. He cites an autographed Stillwell letter from Sing Sing prison claiming bribery and orders to stay silent until a new administration. Sulzer mentions Warden Clancy as a potential corroborant.
Governor Tener and Roy al Menker led speakers at a meeting of the Pennsylvania industrial welfare association in Harrisburg. The talk covered hats and bird feathers, labor compensation as fair, and new safety ideas. The event also featured Tener receiving a gavel from the New York Industrial Safety convention.
W D Hoyle Chicago publisher spoke at the Southern Trade conference urging a canal zone become a free port like Copenhagen Singapore Penang and Hamburg. He argued such a center would grow into a major world department store and boost a city of 500000 inhabitants.
New York reports the Brooklyn clothing manufacturer Juane Levy died shortly after a self administered dose of bichloride of mercury. He had fought a seven day battle against the Yon Dok illness and took the poison in error seeking relief from a headache, suffering intense agony before death.
Ludlow reports say Governor Ammons orders state troops to protect central interests as violence rises in Borwind Delagua Hastings and Tobic co with guards cutting telephone lines. Women join men urging militiamen not to enter state while armed miners await troops. Two children reportedly killed in a strike riot at Berwini amid mounting chaos.
An 80-year-old Alaskan, Wan Ma well from Alawki, lies near death in a Pennsylvania hospital after an assault near Green's hotel. He was speaking with a woman on the street when a man and the woman attacked him, then fled in a car before police arrived.
Columbus reports from the state board of administration to Governor Cox indicate rising insanity tied to financial stress. Of 2,498 inmates, over 1% suffer mental hardship due to worry and overwork. admissions span laborers, mechanics, mill workers, painters, and carpenters while professional inmates decline.
Milwaukee October 18 Innac Stephenson nephew of Senator Stephenson was found dead today on a Chicago and Northwestern train. The porter tried to wake him thinking he slept but he had died for several hours. Heart failure was the cause.
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