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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1926
Page
1
Washington reports new tax reductions to ease economic pain as U S aims to cut national debt and fund war obligations. Officials forecast slower debt growth but warn of foreign borrowing risks while domestic markets react to austerity steps.
In Mexico City bankers urge mediation by Secretary of Finance Albert J. Pani to ease religious law tensions amid heavy withdrawals and market jitters. Three mediation points aim to suspend current religious law, allow church charity reentry, and seek reform through diplomatic channels before weekend. In Philadelphia, Knights of Columbus plan a study committee to push U.S. government action if needed, awaiting a formal recommendation on the southern republic’s religious dispute.
The dispatch reports Attorney General WoollAut’s opinion on a Pennsylvanian governance matter. It notes the court or authority finds little effect possible as no federal intervention efforts were observed, leaving sheriffs and local officers without federal entorvenant action.
Columbs residents report that the Penjmvsnd Gay Momping during the ard seeeke has unloaded pipe alogy. The fable of constructing the new main from Warman to thig eft is not expected to begin until the weather clears and conditions allow work to start.
A fragmented radio schedule outlines five notable broadcasts from stations including WJZ New York WGY Schenectady and WEAF New York. The lineup mentions daylight daylight notices and orchestra programs with times ranging through the evening noting classical selections and live concert features as part of a Central Standard time listing.
United Press dispatch reports that Insull faces contempt citations in a probe. The piece notes improper campaign spending by Insull, including nearly 200000 dollars to a primary campaign, with 125000 to Frank L Smith and 15000 to George Brennan, as the Senate committee weighs possible action.
Mig 1 reports 23 year old Louis Sullivan of 2000 Hutto Road in Sh Vines is in critical condition after a morning automobile crash on Buffalo Road at 7 o clock. Police say Sullivan sustained multiple injuries including internal damage. St. Vincent’s officials had not been informed of the cause.
United Frois reports detectives pursue Henry Carpentier a cousin of Francas Stevens Noo Hallapidoye in a distant city as inquiries unfold over several weeks. The case traces through a wedding party and inn rounds with spouses following and hints of connections to local gossips in Whe Hawebors.
Berlin reports confirmation that Reichsbank President Dry Soldelt and Benjamin Strong of the New York Federal Reserve will attend a European conference. Talks with Dawes, Parker Gil, and Montign Norm involve potential U S and British participation as European financial relations are discussed. Departure of Treasury Secretary-designate Andrew W. Mellon and James Mosgan to Europe heightens anticipation, but no official plan disclosed.
In Atlantic City at the Traymore Hotel Senorita Ernestine Calles daughter of President Calles of Mexico defends Mexican laws and Catholicism. She says her government shows sympathy with Catholic practices and condemns licentious behavior, while noting her parents raised her strictly.
West Union Ohio August 4 Mrs Florence Shaffer who shot and killed her husband William Shaffer on their farm near here yesterday was exonerated today by a coroner's verdict. She had pleaded self defense after an argument over cows escalated into violence. She summoned authorities and claimed she acted after intruders frightened her.
Local volunteers reported over $800 raised to fund the Labor Day big meet in this city. A joint committee from the Bunford Hose Company Erie County Volunteers and the Merchants Association organized the drive to provide prizes for the parade and fund defenses for the event. The effort drew strong community support and aims to attract firemen and families from every town in the county.
Seattle police evaluate Thomas Tulin's sensational claims amid a tale of multiple Midwest murders. Investigators plan further interviews with two Minneapolis investigators as Johnson's account links to a fatal train incident near Appleton. Authorities weigh consistency with a railroad fireman Fowler memory of an unnamed man thrown from a train near Appleton last spring.
Nichols and Heerlen completed the acquisition of the insurance business of R H Palmer and moved Mr Palmer's office contents from the Powell block to Nichols and Heerlen in the Grand Theatre Building yesterday.
In Pittsburgh on August 1 a monitor sentence was imposed on H W Harris for using the mails fraud and conspiracy in the Lincoln Autols affair. Judge Te P Schuanmaker lowered the sentence from six months in jail to two years parole in charge of R McBridge.
London August 4 Captain Benn speaks in the House of Commons on Anglo American relations. He condemns wartime aid while urging continued support for Britain and Western allies. He references United States policy and cooperation with Britain, noting the need to bolster anti Nazi efforts and economic ties amid global tensions.
Miami police renewed the investigation into the death of Baroness Royce Garrett, with suspicions shifting from poverty to possible motives involving her husband, Baron Iris linger. The baron faces a manslaughter charge as he acted as his wife’s manager and keeper of funds from a $17,000 income this year. Opera lovers in the city look forward to Rochester Opera Company performances at Conneaut August 9 through 21, opening with Martha and including Pirates of Penzance and Pagliacci under Vladimir Rosine and Emanuel Batabay.
A new clothing store is moving into the former storeroom on North Center Street. The renovation aims to finalize the space and begin stocking samples, with remaining arrangements to be confirmed by the retailer.
Bridgeport Connecticut on August 1 a man named Louis Bowman aged 68 was walking on Main Street when a blast shattered glass striking his face. He received treatment at Banner’s Envy Hospital for injuries including a damaged eye.
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