Taft awaits report from IITF commission on sugar costs
Consumer pays eight tenths a pound for sugar while Taft expects an IITF commission report.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1911
Page
2
Consumer pays eight tenths a pound for sugar while Taft expects an IITF commission report.
Sheriff Henry Park completed subpoenas for fifty jurors from Warren and Warren County as the trial of Mike Pipik for Gustafson murder nears. Judge Reed will preside tomorrow morning. Pipik remains jailed on assault with intent to kill charges. Naturalization Court also convened with seven teens receiving papers and Marie Hiea Dest Hammerbeck listed among final recipients.
Erie Sept 18 Attorney Gerry T Kincaid secured a continuance for Corry city matters as grand jury returns true bills against Edward Purcell and Thomas Fite for felonious assault and robbery. Crow and Lewis face charges related to hood manufacturers. District Attorney Gilford approves the delay while defense teams prepare for term.
Two men described as panhandlers were arrested by city police under Capt. Conover and Detective Barrot after being noted near the downtown area. A man identified as William Chambers, 89, and another named James Yoho, 8, were detained following the incident as officers pursued the case and verified their identities.
Surviving members of the 49th Regiment, including Jamestown native J. Bud Mars the famed aviator, arrive from New York to inspect the Curtis biplane at the Corry fairground. Wind and gear issues are noted but Mars prepares for today’s flights as the reunion of survivors draws about forty attendees from Western New York.
In response to a petition and a letter from Senator Nels Pentre and a note from Joseph Stewart Second Assistant Postmaster General, the department says transfer clerks at stations are not kept primarily for handling mail at the drop. The department will consider the petitioners wishes and review the request to restore the all day service at the Garry transfer office, though no positive assurance is given.
Coroner Plerde began an inquest into the death of Carl Lindstone with a jury including Willis Cowan H J Bleree J H Miller J B Bayer C A Berger and George Deforest. The inquest viewed the remains and adjourned to September 20 with train crew witnesses to be subpoenaed regarding the crossing near the Public Way crossing. Several claim they heard no crossing signal while train passengers say blasts were sounded.
Knowlton Bros will remain open all day Thursday due to a fair. We will not deliver in the afternoon.
The annual drum corps convention for Chalitingia Caluacaugus and Dre counties will be in Jamestown next Saturday. Veterans of the 4th Regiment are expected to attend the events, with a forenoon session on meeting tralia and escorting visitors to the G A R Hall. An afternoon welcome, parade for the 49th veterans, and a disbanding at Brooklyn Square follow, then a business meeting.
At a Warren meeting on September 12 stockholders of the Corry Brick and Tile Company voted to raise capital from 100000 to 200000. The move to enlarge factory capacity follows rising orders and strong demand for Corry blocks used by the New York State Department of Public Works and other builders.
A cinema listing notes the Aniusla Feature Blozrayh along with two additional films playing tonight at five cents admission. The brief entry reflects a local theater showcase and pricing.
The seventh annual Corry Fair opened with sunshine and crowds from Spartansburg arriving by nine o clock. Exhibitors prepared halls from morning to welcome visitors, with fair displays by Barlow Hardware Co and many local firms, daily concerts, and a grand parade including driving outfits, fruit and veg tables, carriages, saddle horses, and cattle.
P Valiant, a noted Buffalo motorcycle racer, arrived at two o clock in the morning with five companions. They were entered by Secretary Morgan for the reason at the fair. A special event of nineteen is planned, promising marvelous speed and thrilling delving, with Buffalo men anticipated to compete.
A fragmentary readable segment mentions a February reference and a county context. It hints at a woman named Janine and a task or event in a fare or public setting. Details are incomplete but imply an era’s civic notice with names and a location.
Readable fragments indicate a brief item about repurposing something titled lighter with refugees mentioned in a wartime or relief context. details are fragmented but imply a local news blurb about assistance or civic action involving a group labeled Rep. and refugees.
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