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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1926
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal details mailing options and rates for readers. Annual mail subscription priced at 500 dollars, carrier delivery at three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week advertising rates disclosed by application.
Press dispatches quote President Coolidge urging Americans to stay calm as Europe sours, insisting wartime retaliation has not been sponsored by foreign governments. The president seeks restraint and warns against stirring anti-American sentiment while considering peace routes and potential shifts in policy toward Asia and the Philippines.
Clipped notes recounting a busy era with local sports and rail tales. Reports mention Waterford weather, Erie travel, and city league umpire facts, plus horse racing chatter and anxious national sentiment about foreign events.
An Ohio sheriff was killed during a raid in Belawnt County. Wounds were sustained from gunfire as officers moved in. One suspect was captured and another fled. a driver was wounded in the clash and detained for questioning. Police described the incident as a hospital aftermath with ongoing investigations.
A fierce rainstorm swept Franklin yesterday afternoon with lightning and hail. United States Weather Observer R. A. Fergus reported about 0.9 inches of rain in an hour, causing minor street flooding and several trees to be blown down. business sidewalks and storefronts saw overflow and water damage, though no major property loss was estimated.
A 9 year old boy, Jack Page, was burned when gunpowder stored on a porch exploded after a visitor’s sister left a bag of powder there. He was taken to a hospital, where doctors reported he is resting and in no immediate danger from the burns, with infection listed as the only risk.
Mr M A Caster and daughter Lillian of Erie will come Saturday for a weekend visit with the former's mother Mrs Puller on East Smith street.
Washington August 6 United Press reports a Commerce Department note that U.S. soap and toilet preparations exports for the first half of the year rose eight percent from 1923 to 165 000. Imports climbed 25 percent but total only 5 020 000 dollars leaving the United States with a favorable soap balance.
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