Lyric Theater Invite for 3 P M Citizens Meeting
Public notice invites neighbors to Lyric Theater at 3 PM with John R. McKeown as principal speaker. Wide turnout expected as organizers urge spreading news about the event.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1912
Page
6
Public notice invites neighbors to Lyric Theater at 3 PM with John R. McKeown as principal speaker. Wide turnout expected as organizers urge spreading news about the event.
Admission Free Woman Elector from California announces the Roosevelt Johnson presidential ticket for November. Mrs. Florence Collins Porter of Los Angeles becomes the first woman named and among the early women to sit in a national nominating convention.
A flurry of personal mentions from Erie to Columbus records visits and trips. Residents such as Junius Hollis, Mrs Ebaugh, Mrs Starsmere, Miss Crowe, Alta Middaugh, and Cory friends travel for brief stays with relatives or on business.
Roy Hanson, son of Andrew Hanson, was thrown from a motorcycle on Fifth Street near Poplar while riding with Warren Motorcycle Club members. He suffered a serious compound fracture of the left leg near the ankle and was taken to Emergency Hospital for treatment.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment and Soap as cures for piles and various skin ailments. It claims quick relief and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy at N F Ames & Co or Thos Downey for 25 cents a jar.
Douglass Arizona September 14 Confirmation that an American expedition crossed into Mexico was received. Leader O'Reilly and 25 cow punchers aim to reach El Tigre where 75 American men and about a dozen women are besieged by rebels. Fighting continued. town garrisoned by a handful of federal soldiers.
A cinema listings note highlights Camille Tonight shown in two gorgeous reels with 60 scenes and a Western title Outlaw Colony. Doors open at 60.0 cents for patrons to view the programs.
Mexican report says rebellious natives strike Oaxaca city cutting water. Garrison engages with artillery while fighting spreads to suburbs. Citations mention uprisings in Nuevo Leon and Coahuila, with plans to seize Saltillo and other towns as U S Senator Smith comments on protection.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a stomach and bowel cleanser. It promises relief from sour undigested food, cleanses the stomach, liver, and bowels, and claims benefits even for children. It touts a 10 cent box and describes results by morning with the product working while you sleep.
Sweet and Co presents Pall Styles and Saturday Specialty featuring school girls in a stylish display. Local performers showcase coordinated outfits and coordinated numbers for a street fair atmosphere.
Scout Cameras, a wooden metal covered box camera by Seneca Camera Co of Rochester, claims to be the lightest and simplest on the market. The lens is sharp and fast, with prices listed at 82.00 and 3.00, marketed through dealers.
In Wytheville Virginia on September 14 the jury found Victor Allen not guilty after 40 minutes of deliberation in the Hillaville courthouse murder trial of Commonwealth's Attorney William Foster. Floyd and Claude Allen were sentenced to die in the electric chair on November 22. Lida Allen and another suspect remain at large as fugitives.
Mrs Helen Fy Pwelle Jenkins sues Nathan Allen a Wisconsin leather maker and others in the New York Supreme Court seeking recovery of stocks and jewelry valued at 423000 alleging a government settlement of 100000 related to a prior complaint. The action targets Allen and members of Mooney and Roland alleging disposition of property tied to the settlement.
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