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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1926

Page

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Phantom burglar active in gas engine accident shocks town

A phantom burglar reportedly dodged bullets after a gas engine incident left a man dead. Charles AL Hed, a well known local figure, was killed when he was caught in machinery during a struggle. The death was viewed by health officer Dr. William MacDuffie, and an inquest was deemed necessary. Hed, a long-time resident, was connected to the city and visited often. He leaves a widow and five children with three sisters noted in the report. The body was brought to his sister’s home, and funeral services are planned for Friday at 2:40 pm at the First Presbyterian Church, with burial at Pine Grove cemetery.

Charles AL Hed Meath Willian Charles Kawarts Tard Ter Tran Olean William MacDuffie Qlenn Partor Troyes Washington Street Je A. Martin Nastar First Presbyterian Church Pine Grove Cemetery Yaution Harlow North Cony Kant Smith Wwear Sirece Harry Spicar EN J. Williams Wainmart Idsie Seuinad Warile Shel Moms Welock Gai Pniamin North Vente Winstone Tintiuld Noimmes Dupkle Flanigan MB. Eross Park Street Ti Welch Tess Harry Spicer Rasisavle Nasrugly Homely Spicer Waynor East Smith)t ‘Street

Phantom burglar eludes police after surprise Second Ward break in

A bold daytime burglary spree in the Second Ward ends with a masked intruder firing at residents and escaping after looting only a few dollars. Authorities pursue leads but the suspect vanishes, leaving a string of frightened homeowners and a wake of at tempted burglaries reported in years.

Phantom prowler robs Corry area in string of break ins

A loose-knit band of burglaries in Corry ends with a dramatic night chase as a masked intruder dodges bullets, escapes across yards, and leaves a pocketbook and a police tip as clues. Investigators trace the suspect to Waymart, Dunkirk, and a local store robbery. A government policy holder named J Williams of Waymart is sought as a person of interest.

Mussolini Sets Sail for Tripoli Amid War Speech

Rome dispatch reports Prime Minister Mussolini, unshaken by peril, delivering a wartime address from the Cavour as Italy moves to project maritime power. He outlines motives for the voyage and introduces a Fascist party directory aboard the warship. A gunshot injury leaves his face marked by smoke from a Mandrable pistol, but he continues.

Rome Mussolini Cavour Ttaly Fascist Party Prominei Phird

Loot Union Gun Shop Looted In Weekend Breakin

Fragmented OCR text reports a break in at a gun and ammunition store. Names, dates, and specifics are unreadable, but the incident centers on a loot event at a firearms retailer with potential law enforcement inquiry and local concern.

Six Months of Winter Report Promises More Weather

Weather forecast notes six months since the first snow arrived on October 9. Forecasters expect continued cold with possible calmer periods and light snow events ahead. Local reports emphasize ongoing winter conditions and intermittent storms.

Kiwanis Club Meeting Report

Reys Aaucun addressed members of the Wiwankk Minh at today s meeting. Mabtiny praised the Chi with the same inspirational message presented before the Rotary Club. The meeting included a representation of membership and was enjoyable and engaging.

Reys Aaucun Wiwankk Minh Mabtiny Thw Chi Buster Tessase Roture Club Rogular Minhting Thieslay Taelay Riwelils Liege

Hold Two Suspects in Jeannette Bombing

Two suspects linked to Wednesday’s bombing in Jeannette Pa are held after authorities destroy an eight story building and damage a nearby shoe shop. Suspects, named as Italian nationals Phillip Pacchitti and Giuseppe Gigliotti, were arrested in McKeesport. Police officials say state police and Jeannette's chief of police are handling the case.

Jeannette Unite Ieannette Westernday Wilath Hare McKeerport State Police Vurt Jennitette Phillip Pacclti Rophietor Sige Pote

Quits Chamber of Commerce to Return to Err

The chamber will resume its work on Monday April 12 with new and old staff. Mr Uhlig and Mr Bagland are mentioned as agents for the Erie in this city, while attendance and support are noted as uncertain. The piece highlights ongoing unrest and changes as the chamber cancels and reopens its activities.

Chamber OF Commerce Weel Farmer de Les Brie Ralfroad Cane Hills Chimbey Wogan Erie Bogtani Manshi Toor

Indoor Circus Postponed at Cory High Auditorium

Indoor circus at Cory High School scenes are delayed as students and staff await a rescheduled date. The Junior Class planned events at the ILS Auditorium were to occur Friday and Saturday evenings this week but are postponed. A make up event is expected in the near term with details to follow.

Wevanoe Igness Agnoie Cory High

Five Best Radio Features Across Markets Listed

A scrambled broadcast listing shows stations from Washington to New York with times and program names. Entries include WRO Washington 460 meters and WIZ New York 110 ACM noted alongside personalities and show titles like The Witt Duck and Sir Arthur Sullivan half hour segments.

WRO Washington WIZ Now York Deiress Aooliese Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan Joseph Kivcht

In chot Wins Coveted Top Ballot Post

In Pittsburg Pennsylvania April primary draws selected top ballot posts. Gillird Pinwhiy won first place on the Republican gubernatorial ballot and other named figures drew for Senate and House positions. A large crowd watched as envelopes were opened and ballots assigned to candidates with officials marking results.

Ware Pepper Beidleman Tarrishurg Fos Gillird Pinwhiy Joe Lee United States Senate Wims Vare Philar Adlphis Geo Wharty Peppir Jeral Marin Pepper Edward E. Beidelman Sarriburg Thomas Hitler Din Je. Tener al Hip Loro Unter Joby Kishen Ana Chile Elertinn Juireau Charles Wifiets King Richair Wenss Pielid My Davis Republical Philadelphia Pyineressitin Vare

Early Radio Club Meeting Advances to 7 30 Tonight

The Radio Club schedules an earlier meeting at the Municipal Building to finish in time for the 8 o clock basketball game and Armory events. John G Reynolds of Erie Lighting Company will discuss radio trouble shooting, sharing expert insights for radio enthusiasts.

Liek Dave Hot Radio Club Torieht John G Reynolds Erie Lighting Company Reynolds Radio Trouble Erie Radio

Shreve Tops Ballot in Primaries race title

Shreve wins first ballot position for primaries as candidates prepare for Assembly and Congressional races. Ballot ordering listed includes Arthur flies and Thomas Piechan, with Col Geary J Rickards also noted. Drawings for ballot positions to run in the Assembly race set for tomorrow.

Shreve Thie Shireve Congressmar Arthur Flies Thomas Piehean Hare Bixler Col Geary J. Rickards

Buckner urges modification of prohibition law

New York District Attorney Buckner told the Senate Prohibition Investigating Committee that greater cooperation between states and the federal government is needed. He urged Congress to define what constitutes an intoxicating beverage to aid enforcement and warned current plans risk weakening the Volstead Act. Buckner suggested a formal partnership and noted New York court capacity could rise with new facilities and judges.

New York Washington Ro Buchter Senate Hutkner Congress Burkner Buckner George Brenna Micago Anton J. Deemal Cant County Commission

Deadly Oil Tank Farm Fire Disturbs California Town

In San Luis Obispo on April 8 a massive Union Oil tank farm blaze killed at least one person and injured a daughter, Doris, 18. Two large blasts shattered homes, sent flames and oil into the air, and destroyed 40 percent of the field’s 5,000,000 barrels, with 19 steel tanks spared only after a massive loss.

San Luis Obispo Calif Union Oil

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