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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1927
Page
3
A Cony Evening Journal summary notes the American foreign trade balance no longer dominates economic thinking. It cites a large merchandise surplus abroad and a heavy capital outflow to foreign loans and investments. The piece argues Americans spend abroad and borrow from foreigners, slowing the motive to reduce debt.
A New York World correspondent notes Dublin rebounding amid political and economic strife. He cites stonework at Faure Courts, mentions British units on Spike Island and in Queenstown harbor, and observes the Free State printing stamps and soon minting its own money while other nations endure growing pains.
A collage of notes from August 27 1907 recalling Councilman George Wrist resignations and wartime anxieties, expositions in planning, fairs and markets, local travels of the Raymonds and Warrens, a three month boat trip plan to New Orleans, and a coming driving season opening at the K of P hall in the city building.
Aug 25 a infant in Youngsville area named Morrison died reportedly from smothering while in bed. Parents Allie Morrison and others were present. physician Dr Knapp confirmed the infant death. Funeral services and burial planned at Youngsville Cemetery with six other children mentioned in reports.
United Press reports Harrisburg Aug 27 as search parties scour the Sulintehinna River for traces of three youths who vanished at dusk after leaving for a car ride. Missing are John Dettinger 18 James Dettinger 4 David Enade 19.
Aug. 2 11 woke gen tit was only sleeping Thus Agricultural Agent Meary Me Relist today began his narrative of 10W eighty Warren county farmers started out Wednesday to look at corn and potatoes and oats and sell pro sale thing and found instead a pretty baby peacefully napping in the center of the rural road between Lottsville and Chandler's Valle The caravan ofChinty motor cars thik the cowl out of Louisville As they approached tel plate by front of in Peterson farm Mey Reist noticed the third lying prong the roust ahead He stopped his car and Mr Moffitt got out to investigate cond look influenced me to be liev the child had been rum over and left for dead because it was sleeping in a peculiar position with its head partly covered by its body However when Mr Moffitt raised Le is in his arms she gave immediate ttl ving demonstrating that he nL only was not dead but that she was ingtiderably vexed at being awaken in the middle of her nap Mr Moffitt hastily relinquished Lee to the care of her sister who came running across the field
Charles Carbone, charged with firing the weapon that killed Brann in Johnsonburg on May 25 1927, was found not guilty after a jury deliberated 1 hour 18 minutes. Defense offered strong alibi testimony. prosecution evidence contained conflicts. A Buffalo witness claimed Carbone was there the night of the shooting. A Lost item note appears for a stone martin neckpiece.
In a Kane County criminal court Judge James I Brown granted a continuance for Roy and Robert Wenrich charged with the murder of James Knapp and Charles Fox on the Denbo road near Bentleyville. The case, linked to a boxshine search, had been set for May and was postponed to August due to Commonwealth delays and illness in Erie.
Seven Erie physicians and an eighth, identified as Ofle Franklin, were arraigned in U S court on charges of misuse of permit privileges granted to physicians. The proceedings included inspectors testifying that doctors allegedly issued prescriptions after deception. The commissioner ruled on admissibility of evidence as the case proceeded.
A vaudeville actor, linked to a New York trial over a death by his own action, died by shooting himself at a summer residence. Officials documented an investigation, with claims of a $1111 bond and a suspected motive tied to war-time tensions. The case involved properties at Wigginthoe Point and ongoing wartime government concerns.
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