Corry Evening Journal Notes on Rail Strike Injunctions and Supreme Court
The Corry Evening Journal reports on the temporary injunction against the railway shopmen strike and the administration’s handling of the case. It discusses Judge Wilkerson’s order, labor reactions, and questions of constitutional rights and government power. It also covers Justice Clarke’s resignation from the Supreme Court, Brandeis as a liberal figure, and potential political implications for the coming years.
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Dauphery
Willih Lemper
Kily
Daugherty
Teddera
Wilkerson
Iabor
Hocuyne
Supreme Court
J H. Clarke
Washington
Leagie of Nations
Justice Clarke
Bing
Brandeis
Clark
Wikkon
C Larke
Will
Loum
Hut Ft
Earth
White House
Roman Meal Beat The Heat With Natural Alkaline Diet
A vintage ad promotes Roman Meal as a remedy for summer fatigue. It claims the naturally alkaline food cools the blood aids digestion and relieves constipation, helping readers stay fit during hot days.
Twenty Years Ago Journal Files Sept 1 1902
The piece recounts a jury retrial involving Herbert Howard and Wayne Kigeard, notes on local court activity and social events, including Murray and Mrs J. Welioi, and a discussion of immigration law and its shortcomings. It mentions borrowers at Cory Public Library and a South African immigrant case.
Picnic at Mrs Smith's House By Scott Industrial Circle
The Scott Industrial Circle plans a Thursday picnic at Mrs G Smith's house on Smith er rest. Mrs A C Horton of Basses street will host. Guidance on attire and items to bring is given.
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Scott Industrial Circle
Rail strike turmoil shown in public debate over control
A damaged text fragment discusses a rail strike upcoming, public concern, and calls for government action. It critiques leadership and questions how to safeguard rights amid ongoing controversy, urging clear policy to prevent future clashes. The piece mentions broader public interest and uncertainty about responsible authorities.
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Tong
Olly
Ware
Motorist Fleees After Striking Brie in Montgomery Street Hit
Brie was struck on Tenth street near Perry theater as a badillac roadster driven by an unnamed motorist sped away after turning off its lights. The vehicle dragged Brie with the rear wheel and fled toward Peach Street. A second car followed briefly toward Eleventh and Popsie before the chase ended when it collided with a telegraph pole.
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Brie
Sept
Tenith Street
State
Peach Lite
Willian Beier
Nort Hall Street
Montgomery
Ala
Peach
Fragmented column of peculiar quotes and musings
A scrambled page text presents a jumble of disconnected remarks and snippets. It mentions coal wagon drivers, New York police, a kissing incident, a jealous husband, and unrelated social quips. The tone is chaotic and lacking a clear central event or narrative.
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Aibston
New York
Amin
Erie almshouse bid rejection slows county project
At a September Erie meeting the Board of Directors rejected all bids for completing the county almshouse. They sought to urge the court to appropriate 29000, the amount of the lowest bid, as higher than acceptable. The group plans to re advertise for glass, doors, and enclosure bids to delay work until spring.
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Erie
Board of Directors of the Poor
Rossier and Wirt
Stwart House
County Arms
Eirset
Charles Toesel
KILLS RATS and mice with reliable rodent destroyer
A fatale cake form rodent killer sold by E. E. Guly on Hardware 9. One cake fits pantry kitchen or cellar, two cakes cover chicken houses or small buildings, six cakes at $1.25 cover all farm and outbuildings. Money back if it fails. Guaranteed.
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E. E. Gulyon
Andy
Missionary Society to Hold Annual Meeting Rally
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church will hold its annual Missionary Rally on September 14 in the church parlors. Reports will be presented and officers elected. A social tea and music follow. members are asked to furnish sandwiches and silver for two guests.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Burch
Altman Predicts Severe Winter From Weather Prophet
Kane on September 12, the well known weather forecaster Altman, encamped near Wish Line, arrived in town and will stay several days. He forecast a very severe winter, citing evidence from funds and urging clothing and supplies, while noting a planned increase in winter force as the service secretary and postmaster prepare measures.
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Bill Alin
Prophen
Hig
Wist
Kane
Prissy Street
Lina Postinnee
Married 30 Years Woman Seeks Divorce
Mary Stein of Corry sues John J. Stein of Mendville in county court claiming desertion beginning July 1907 after their marriage on February 2, 1802. Attorney Leslie Peck represents the petitioner.
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Sepme
Asther Stein
Corry
John J. Stein
Mendville
Car Stripped by Thieves in Enion City
A car owned by Septet-Bernard and Wellman was stolen from Sunth Muli street after work at about 11 15 pm. A tire, extra wheel, and other removable parts were taken. police are pursuing leads to identify the culprits and recover the vehicle.
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Enion City
Bernard
Wellman
Nelson
Rod Paiersek
Clymer
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South Street
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Ferhert Howard
Saitder
Wane Kigeard
Michigan
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Murray
Jennie Yusteray
J . Wélioi
James Page
Cory Public Library
Yepart
Opel i Bude
South Africa
United States
Tom.sims
M. P
Scott-Gatty
Bady Astor
Winthringham
Important Meeting Missionary Society
Beecham’s
Sandra Ettora
Altman
Mallory
Chelsea
Kuppenheimer
Bernstein Bros. Clothier and Furnishers
Center Street
Federal Reserve System
National Bank of Corry
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