Corry Evening Journal promotes Latin American series by Ferguson
The Corry Evening Journal announces a new eight part series on Latin America by William P Ferguson editor of the Franklin News-Herald. It covers Mexico Cuba Havana Congress Nicaragua and other topics, with reprint support from the Franklin paper and wider Pennsylvania dailies.
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William PW. Ferguson
Franklin News-Herald
Shortswestern
Pennsylvania
Jom
Havana
Lassin
Terguson
Rio Grandsant Ugen
South Amer
State Department
United State
Revolting Exposures of Klan Terror Turmoil in Courts
Exposés reveal vigilante acts by the Ku Klux Klan including stake burnings flogging and torture witnessed in federal trials in Pittsburg. Leaders seek receivership while regalia worn by members signals widespread intimidation and bigotry across states and municipalities. The piece condemns the Klan’s “invisible empire” and exposes hooded terror used to control communities. It also notes a separate report on Pennsylvania Railroad planning for air and rail service expansion as stockholders meet.
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Pittsburghe
Order
Dessen
Counti¢Sa Municipal
Kinoxera
Game of Correct English by W. L GORDON
A fragmented page presents questions on correct English usage and spelling. It asks which word is misspelled, missing letters in synonyms for per wit, and includes cryptic phrases about pronunciation, oxygen, and awkward wording. The text mirrors an old puzzle column with garbled OCR content.
Look and Learn Quiz Answers Shadowed by Daily Clues
Answers listed yesterday include Congress for circumnavigation of Antarctica and the term Commonwealth of Nations for an empire styled so. Other items name Pread water, North Capplinn, comedy tragedy history as categories.
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Commonwealth of Nations
Congress
Pread Water
Olree
North Capplinn
Carpeting a 18 by 27 foot room four-wide Missed math problem
A schoolhouse style note asks how much carpet is needed for an 18 foot by 27 foot room. It includes an unrelated financial explanation and stray text about ports and harbors.
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Wien
United States and Latin America Clash in a Century of Ties
The article argues US Latin American relations are shaped by distant empires and shifting borders, noting Spain Portugal and later European powers influenced the region. It warns that US power could be challenged by European interference and by a rising Brazil, urging careful immigration and policy to avoid future conflicts and preserve regional stability.
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Great Lakes
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Portugal
Armerica Aly
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Gregan
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Americ
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Mexico
China
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Olin
Latin America
Ofhem
Germany
Africa
South America
Italy
Clarence Chamberlin’s 1927 transatlantic flight noted
The article recalls Clarence Chamberlin and Charles LeVive’s June 1927 transatlantic crossing from the United States to Germany in the Bellanca Columbia. It reports on public interest, stock market activity, and election-related violence in Chicago, noting political forces and turmoil in the city and state.
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Corry
Erle
Warren
United States
Germany
Bellanca
Columbia
Charles Leviie
Chamberlin
Union
Chicago
Denven-Lowdon
Crane-Thompson
Business Man's Association Leader Delivers Notable Address
How CB Newlin, president of the Business Man's Association of Indianapolis, spoke at the Methodist church last evening. His discourse was praised as one of the best and most logical ever presented in the city, with a notable surprise near the end.
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CB. Newlin
Business Man's Association of
Indianapolis
Methodist Church
Buying Up Lands in Mississippi Valley Speculators Move In
Members of Congress report that speculators are buying up lands in the Mississippi Valley ahead of flood control projects. Chairman Madden of the House Appropriations Committee noted the purchases as likely to rise in value due to upcoming federal projects.
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Mississippi Valley
Unites Fresh
Washington
Congress
Madden
House Appropriation Committee
Washington Red Cross Chief Sees Strike Relief Split
Washington observers warn the Red Cross faces a split in relief duties during the coal strike crisis. Chairman Pleser argues for local rehabilitation work linked to disaster relief, while national support remains cautious about extending aid beyond immediate needs. Other leaders urge measured action to avoid overreach.
Evening Birthday Notices and Local Appointments
Evening by Mr and Mrs Eugene Rhodes birthday anniversary notes glen R Davis has secured Raymond Sheddy from Renovo as salesman Charles Keleher of Corey merchantile appraiser visited Exinhoro Monday Miss Georgia Olmstead returned from Philadelphia to span the Easler vacation Rush Miller traveled to Girard to see his ailing father A M Howard returned from Seattle after two months on business for the Climax att Co
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Glen R. Davis
Cloiser
Raymond Sheddy
Renovo
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Keleher of
Corey
Exinhoro
A. M. Howard
Yesteray
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Climax Atte Co
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