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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
2
The department orders forty motor trucks as parcel post popularity rises, targeting larger cities for improved handling and distribution. Raising weight limits from eleven to twenty pounds underscores demand and the need for reliable deliveries, with the department intent on supplying total trucks where needed.
Wes Scranton Pennsylvania reports three killed in a Delaware and Hudson Railway wreck near Jefferson Township. Victims Milligan Corlah and O'Boyle were aboard a train struck by a second train after a signal misunderstanding. Three other trainmen injured. The wreck occurred thirty miles north of Carbondale on the line to Seton.
Bhurat Sept 80 Major Alexander McDowell former congressman at large from Pennsylvania and former clerk of the National House of Representatives, 72, native of Pennsylvania, died at his home in the city after a period of illness. He had recently resigned as president of a local bank.
A new Third Class City law reshapes Meadville governance. Police and Fire Chief positions, previously appointed by the mayor, shift to council appointment while the treasurer becomes appointive. The transition raises questions about vacancies, council duties, and timing as the mayor and four councilmen assume new roles. The attorney notes the act aims to give council clearer control of city affairs and prepares for a commission government structure. A vote and upcoming meeting are anticipated to address the restructuring.
In Moundsville a feared inmate, Harry Howard, vanished from the state penitentiary yard using a improvised hook. He fled with several wards in pursuit, then hid beneath a porch near Constable Stewart’s residence. The other escapee, Alexander Childs, remained at large. Guards and townspeople feared a planned jail delivery as authorities tightened security.
The Journal reports its own circulation data for the Corry Evening Journal, published daily at Corry Pennsylvania and distributed by mail to paid subscribers. A. D. Colegrove signs the sworn statement as publisher and owner, with notary J. Osborne certifying September 1914.
AW P Edimunds a traveling salesman for J W Amy Howard Co bought a lot at Hast Pleasant and Concord street and plans to erect a fine winter bungalow next year. The lot has 260 tree front and many maple trees boosting property value on the former old Methodist church site in the town.
Fragmented report describes a boy named Sullivan who was shot Sunday evening, discharged from hospital to his home, with doctors noting potential recovery and removal of a small calibre bullet later. An unrelated ad mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure offered by a Toledo firm with testimonial “Rial Patty.”
This fragment notes the arrest of a person on a health board warrant issued by Health Officer W Powell and Chief of Police Stevens. The individual faced a court hearing and was fined four days court costs for complaints about property disturbances and related charges.
A fine Erie R R special train visited today with seven sleeping dining and observation cars. A large party of Erie officials led by president Tudley Lie rode aboard. Officials are on a special inspection trip departing Chicago yesterday and stopping briefly west of Corry to inspect newly laid track.
On Canter Street opposite the depot a horse drawing a wagon bolted as George Blekostay crossed the tracks. The animal reared and nearly overturned the wagon, finally landing between the Wheat and the seat. Blekostay’s horse was subdued by bystanders and dragged clear.
Local merchants showcased striking window displays on South Center Street with a meat market display drawing strong attention. The Wilcox establishment featured mint products and a notable electrical display by the Carbendurim Co. and the Barlow Hardware Co. also drew wide interest.
The article describes a 1014 nodel Pilot Six car with modern features. It highlights automatic adjustable headlights that pivot with steering to keep the beam focused ahead. It mentions a Wesinghouse air springy system and other advanced auto innovations for motorists.
A clothing label in suits or overcoats guarantees wearer satisfaction. The notice stresses quality standards and fit, urging buyers to seek assistance if the product does not meet expectations.
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