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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1922
Page
3
Public notice from Corry Pennsylvania details postage rates and mailing options for the Cony Evening Journal. It lists subscription prices by mail six dollars per year and by carrier three cents per copy plus fifteen cents per week, with advertising rates available on request.
The public sympathy lies with workers in rail and coal disputes yet impatience grows as repeated strikes threaten stability. People seek fair wages and safe conditions while urging both sides toward arbitration to prevent harming the nation’s essential rail and mining operations.
A vivid critique argues the tariff bill advances like a juggernaut and would raise clothing prices. It cites wool schedules, warns public harm, notes senators’ conflicts of interest, and recalls 1840 1910 era reforms while predicting a Senate passage before August with references to Payne Aldrich and McKinley acts.
Twenty years ago in the city, church erection plans faced awards and delays. The high school building was to feature a brick cornice and complete work by March, with Kinety arriving to assist. An Erie railroad excursion program was announced for July and August, and local family life included births and visits, noting Clarence Hakor visiting relatives with a New York connection.
A special exhibition at the New York Public Library showcases old dime novels and story collections gathered by Frank O'Brien, highlighting how such works shaped readers and literary culture. The feature notes critics and scholars debate their value, with concerns about moral impact while acknowledging historical interest in the genre.
Ann Napolini aged five died from severe burns after lighting matches while playing alone on north Fourth Street. Her mother, Vincent Napolini, was burned while trying to extinguish the flames on her clothing. The incident occurred as a child found a box of matches and began playing, drawing the mother’s attention, but it ended tragically.
Fragmented OCR text presents a mix of personal notes and social topics referencing TOM SIMS, London, Rockefeller, British society, school age, plane safety, and family finances. It hints at laws, parental duties, and public concerns, but readable facts are sparse and names are inconsistently captured.
An unclear report describes an alleged speeders car and a pursuit involving Central over and Dyn Janke. It mentions an investigation, court actions, and a license inquiry, with references to Lyman Van and Sarlos Tecone, but the text is fragmented and many names and facts are uncertain.
A two story home occupied by Mr and Mrs Schwarte was destroyed by a fire discovered around 12:90 PM beside Warren. Fire crews from Warren and chemical teams battled the blaze, but the house burned completely. the cause is believed to be a bonfire and rubbish pile on the farm.
Ali Latkosing Lutkowki allegedly killed his wife's mother and shot her father after a domestic dispute. Neighbors report a tense marriage where relatives intervened. He returned with a revolver and fatally shot the pair before fleeing. later captured and wounded.
Russell Head, son of Wye B. Head of Yankee Bush and a Wareeyy Highoods graduate, was wounded by a brother during a night at home. A gunfire intruder was fought off as the brother fired, hitting Head in the right arm. no arrests reported.
Erie authorities announce at a press conference that Pennsylvania State Police will patrol county roads with Major Lynn Adams coordinating the effort alongside George W. Stevens of the UMC. The move ties to Perry Highway opening celebrations and a proposed public event calendar in September.
The Pennsylvania Motor Federation and the American Automobile Association are conducting state and national probes, encouraged by a Erie organization’s suggestion. The effort aims to examine motor safety and regulatory practices across jurisdictions.
Advertisement offering white strained honey at one dollar per check or one dollar in money sent to A S Hill Route 7 Corry Pa. Customer to provide address and receive delivery by mail or pickup after order sent today.
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