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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1926
Page
1
The French ambassador was reinvested by the American Debt Commission to revise France's 47377.00 million war debt offer. The U S Commission halted the initial proposal for about an hour and a half and will resume discussions. Secretary Mellon said few points were unacceptable and progress is good.
A Geneva commission convened under the League of Nations aims to prepare for an International economic conference to meet Europe’s postwar needs. The preparatory body includes U S experts such as David F. Waston and Asian You from Harvard, with Owen D. Young reportedly being sought for advice though not confirmed.
Butte April 25 A new chapter in the sensational lean toward millions case opens as the late mining magnate William Andrews Clark’s will unsettles relations. The reading centers on his widow Mrs. Mary and a list of heirs supported by affidavits filed in court. The petitions seek court action to determine rightful heirs and the distribution of a vast estate.
The Corry Kiwanis Club partners with TM Palmer and local agents to stage a potato contest during the season. Plans include touring townships to recruit young entrants, awarding prizes, and a Growers’ contest with home grown seed.
Voters in the city are reminded to register on Wednesday April 28 as part of the primary election cycle. Polling places will be open 2 pm to 7 pm with party designation required for those voting.
State referee G Seote Simin presided at the Municipal building over compensation cases, including Barolnowski of King Street in a 1925 accident at Ash Iron Works. Barolnowski was cited for $9 in damages as the insurer seeks to terminate compensation for a return to work. Another case involved BME Tarrington, injured on a Pennsylvania Avenue crossing a year ago, with the Rey uv Insurance Company seeking to end disability payments amid a dispute over third party liability and employe rights. Miss Millie Almy attended today, while Belle Smith returned home from Pittsburgh after visiting friends.
An apparent chicken theft gang used a car to steal poultry from multiple local coops around Corry and nearby areas. In a confrontation at a Frainelisy farm, Tens Carter allegedly killed Simlnnty with a shotgun after being attacked, while Albert Wood and others are linked to the case as investigators pursue suspects and an inquest is planned Tuesday evening.
A new timetable on the Epiel Renove division took effect yesterday with several city departures adjusted. Morning trains from the city now depart at 8:10, while eastbound departures follow slightly later. afternoon and evening trains run approximately five to ten minutes later than before.
Elmer M Love aged 54 passed away last evening at Worth hospital after a decline in health following a recent operation. Born in Bredgin New York he moved to Corry as a child and built a long career in business with Love Manufacturing Company and later Love and Son. He served in local councils and was active in civic projects. Survived by wife Mrs Meike Cullen Love, a son John Love a daughter Mrs Wallace Young three grandchildren a brother Bar B Love and two sisters Mrs Loveland and Mrs K Steinfield. Funeral will be from the home Wednesday afternoon at two o clock, with burial at Warren.
Former Governor John K. Tener campaigns across western Pennsylvania with stops in Ambridge Rochester Beaver Falls and New Castle. He plans a reception at Hotel Corry Wednesday morning and will address crowds in Corry during the day before continuing to other towns.
Residents remember a rare May snowstorm described in a 1908 Journal. The record notes sleet and snow on May 1 with sleigh bells heard, deep snow on streets, damage to trees and shrubs, ice on sidewalks, and snow piles near the depot.
Agricultural committee plans expedited consideration of three bills with debate limited to four hours. A fund of 877,006,900 is cited for a price support program at wholesale markets. The Northern Aswall bill proposes 10,900,000 for administrative work and national association support.
Health officials report new measles cases in the city, naming patients Lucy Innes, Helen Dainigg, and Wilma Payl to caution parents. Authorities urge vaccination and quarantine measures to prevent spread as nearby towns face outbreaks.
Four applicants faced civil service testing for Te plice Department positions at the Municipal Building on Saturday afternoon. J. FH Finnigan, longtime patrolman, was among those examined. The Civil Service Board will report results next week and likely forward names to the mayor for appointment.
Radio segment showcases BP hookup at 10 PM with Busters Opera Company and Meveland Band plus the Chilberkson String Quartet. Programs include WIZ New York and WSUI Town City airing Eastern and Central times.
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