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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
2
Weather notes warn of a general pattern across the state with warmer conditions forming in the northern sections Sunday. The outlook emphasizes mild to warm temperatures, with variable cloudiness and possible light winds across counties.
The text argues success equals moral character and service over wealth or power. Wealth gained by mistreatment is a failure, while integrity, kindness, and honest work uplift community and race. A candidate’s merit rests on integrity, public service record, and sincerity, not party machines or ostentatious gains.
Secretary Wilson’s Labor Day remarks emphasize labor and capital as equal partners in production. Cleveland health officials defend the city’s hygiene as evidence against fly driven disease, while plans for a $1.5 million Masonic Temple in Cleveland advance with construction set for 1914.
Corry Hospital benefited from a major donation of fruits and vegetables from Agricultural ’illi at week’s end. The influx, described as a genuine surprise, came from numerous contributors including Ad. Bord, L. D. Moore, Clinton Warner, R. S. Baldwin, John Wollk, Kate F Price, Vance McCray Peck, J. H. Humphry, W. J. Olds, I. T. Babbitt, and others. Boxes and baskets of squash, cucumbers, tomatoes, beets, potatoes, apples, and assorted greens were delivered, with praise for the community’s quick and generous response to the appeal.
The man who drafted the Canadian immigration law will appear as a witness at a Montreal hearing after the board ruled the actions were illegal at Coaticook. McInnes is set to testify, with the thaw proceedings focusing on the legality of earlier measures.
United Press reports Jerome Thaw did not appear as his immigration trial proceeds in Coaticook. Witness Thomas Me Innes will testify. legal maneuvers delay proceedings until September 11 while Thaw seeks a habeas writ and argues due process.
United Press reports Rice's Landing at large Walter Thomas the 17 year old suspect in Mrs. Price murder. Searches yielded hospital admissions from a man who claimed to be starved but later cleared. Dozens of clues and tips flooded the investigation while officers remain unsure of the suspect's whereabouts.
Ideal weather and large attendance marked the start of the championship series at City Lease Park. Umpire Bills called the game at 4:15 with the Raymonds leading by the H. H. 8. The Raymonds, Maloney and Shaub battery, faced Alli and McLean for CHS. Early misplays and errors produced multiple baserunners, but no hits or runs through the first inning.
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