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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
3
Local items show a bustling slate of shop openings and promotions at Johnsons and The Arnold Millinery while notes on the Mercer county fair reflect high turnout and county connections. The piece also mentions post office construction progress, school term openings, and a youth injures near a rail line.
A melodrama presenting Rosmary Theby in a society tale with a cross of gold theme. Also listed are a romantic Heart drama and a comedy titled How He Won the Race, with tickets priced at one cent to all.
De West reports a large carload of peaches pears muskmelons and other produce delivered Tuesday. A millinery opening is announced for September 2 or 4 with new shades and trims. Police arrest two men near the Pennsylvania line south of Franklin on charges of public nuisance and selling liquor to minors. Bail set at $800 each for September 23 hearings.
Gorge Anderson of Cleveland Ohio was released from the Federal penitentiary on a writ of supercedeas this morning. He was among thirty three men imprisoned for alleged dynamite transportation and is to serve lines years. only eight remain jailed. Anderson was connected with the Vieldae and Structural Tron Workers and related dynamite outrages.
A colorred man, formerly employed on William Stewart's farm, fled town as a mob hurled tomatoes from the cannery. He allegedly offered a threat to Stewart's daughter and attempted to force entry. The man was escorted through railroad yards to the open country by the mob.
United Press reports Hans Schmidt, accused in the murder of Anna Aumuller, shows signs of diminished confidence and increasing sullenness in custody. New observations suggest the earlier claim of insanity may have been feigned rather than real.
Mrs Emily Duke died last evening at 0 15 after a paralysed stroke. A longtime resident of the city she was 67. She was the sister of the late Mrs Thomas Mine and is survived by one son.
J Hanford Duke of Hathvild Pa is noted as the widow of a long time life-interest mother of two sons J Han ford and Myron. Surviving sisters Mrs David A Howe of Williamsport and Mrs Polly A McIntyre of Wellsville. Services set for Friday at 4 pm at 19 Park Place with burial in Selo NY Saturday at 9:25 am.
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