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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1926
Page
3
The notice lists the Cony Evening Journal as published in Carry, Pennsylvania with Arthur Colewave as publisher. It indicates second class mail status, price 5.00 per year, carrier copy price 3 cents, and 15 cents per week. Advertising rates are available on application.
A fragmented report discusses U S government stance on Mexican affairs and church state tensions. It calls for not intervening, warns against religious strife, and urges Mexico to work out a domestic compromise while preserving sober interstate relations. The text urges restraint and tolerance.
Alan Cobham reports sightings of creatures described as living dragons near Blin, Australia. The ten-foot beasts, likened to prehistoric monsters, allegedly prey on large animals and horses. Historians question legends while some imagine real evidence behind these sea serpent like beings.
News sketch recounts a recent incident in Shilheater Minnesota involving Prot Hy Wilson and Nyan ny Mutters family. It notes a horse stallion valued at $25,000 named Drawn and a segment about an assault at Union Hill railroad area with injuries to a person identified as Mrs West and a farm laborer.
An arraignment is scheduled Tuesday afternoon for an electrician charged with attempting to assault a man in Warren. The defendant faces counts tied to the alleged attack at a residence and is represented by attorney LeRay Nalty and George B. Morai. Prosecutors seek $8,000 bail as a condition of release pending trial.
Sheriff Thomas S. Groggett announced a sale of equipment from the alderman’s offices following a claim against him for 209 dollars. Deputies moved on the case after a complaint by an automobile hamith comming, with Guilty im Momseyer’s officer reportedly involved weeks ago.
A chaotic report describes Mr Walker guarding vines and a backyard confrontation involving Native Wes and Mr Walker amid a tense scene. The piece hints at legal action and a looming Supreme Court case, with references to vines, gardens, and disputed leverage.
Detective John Hunger of the antimobile squad was shot and killed near Lyndnego prison headquarters after clashing with suspect foray Lyndnego prisoner Ansel three bullets struck the detective as the suspect seized the revolver. The Negro fled into Center Street where more than twenty shots were fired. Police later arrested the fugitive, an automobile owner Louis Kyko identified as involved. the suspect was subdued by bystanders with sticks and hauled to police headquarters.
United Press reports General Lori, director of the budget, and a parade of distinguished guests join President Coolidge at the Summer White House. Secretary Mover is expected Friday for a weekend visit. Guests enjoy fishing, boating, tennis, and other recreation as Mrs Coolidge hosts automobile trips with her guests.
A fragment notes Barin curbing head hunting with a claim of renate country prominence. Welistied terms suggest heal lifting and notable figures like Sheveny appear in the obscured text. The readable portion implies authorities act to limit dangerous practices amid regional tensions.
Sheriff F W Tyler of Erie County indicted unnamed parties for criminal negligence in the Brant Beach drownings. Investigators found eleven victims from three separate groups, with no lifeguards or safety devices present and a paid entry fee collected by Justice of Peace William Mack.
Police pursue theory that Leo Marott was the victim in a bootleggers feud after his body was found near Woodside. A note found at his home hinted at further deadly encounters and implicated a man named N.Murstt in liquor trafficking, suggesting imminent death.
Du Bois man Steve Walls was arrested after an attack at the home of Mrs. Oscar Heath on East Washington Avenue. He faces a warrant for assault and battery with intent to kill. Mrs. Heath suffered a bullet wound burns and neck injuries consistent with a prolonged attack reported by local police.
Harrisburg August 11 Attorney General Woodruff announced an early hearing date will be sought on quo warranto proceedings to revoke the charter of the Philadelphia Sesqui Centennial Exhibition Association The state seeks to stop operation of commercialized amusements on Sure days at the sesqui.
Uniontown Va August 11 pay ette county officials report a skeleton wedged between a fork and a tree in south of Kern Inte. Coroner S A Baltz says the man, about sixty, had been dead about six months and there was no sign of violence. Authorities believe he fell from above and could not free himself.
On August 1 Sheriff Sterrett revoked the commissions of deputies G Williams of Fairview and Michael Difede of Albion after complaints from state troopers and Albion citizens about directing motorists to appear before justices of the peace. Sterrett warned deputies must act within the law or have their commissions revoked, with no exceptions.
In recent experiments cheerful music increased muscular power while slow melancholy tunes reduced strength. The study notes a new form of old theory and suggests songs can calm nerves and relieve tension, though details are fragmentary and unclear.
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