Corry Evening Journal publishing details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details including address, publisher Arthur Colegrove, national advertising rep Fred Kimball, and offices in Pittsburgh and Chicago. It outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier, with annual and weekly prices and notes on varying territory rates.
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Corry Evening Journal
West Booth Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York
Tripuns ‘Tower
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Bonus Blundering and Japan's League Tension
A 1920s commentary analyzes American Legion shifts on the bonus issue and predicts a possible national vote reversal. It also surveys Japan’s stance toward the League of Nations, noting Manchukuo recognition debates and the prospect of Tokyo quitting the league if the commission report is rejected.
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Detroit
American Legion
Ay Legion
Legion
Japan
League
Geneva
League of Nations
Tokyo
Manchukuo
Economic planning debates at Williamstown forum
An exchange between Prof. Edwin T. Gay of Harvard and Dr T E Gregory of London at Williamstown discusses national and international planning to end depressions. Gay notes more talk than action, with Russia driving any real effort. inertia and tradition impede progress, and a sharper start may come after the next major downturn.
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Williamstown
Mass
Edwin T. Gay
Harvard
T. E. Gregory
London
Prof. Gay
Russia
News from August 30 1912 district diary
Twenty years ago the Journal notes a Maple avenue girl injured by a car but not fatally. A Democratic committee meeting elected C W Lyons as chair, W H Duffy secretary, J L Spiesman treasurer. Plans arise for a Wilson and Marshall club. Erie Ht R construction employs eighteen steam shovels near the city. Arthur Barton’s 20th birthday surprise party at West Columbus Avenue. Snow seen on P R R trains near Mayville. Local institute attendees return from Mile. Eyton Babbitt leaves after word of a brother in law’s death in an auto incident. Pennsylvania No 42 axle brake averts a wreck west of town.
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Frances Ramsey
Maple Avenue
Drs Smith
Bennett
Erie R. R. Construction Jwork
Democraticity Committee
C. W Lyons
W. H. Duffy
J. L. Spiesman
Wilson and Marshall Club
Arthur Barton
West Columbus Avenue
State Dept implied foreign loans denied by ministerial claim
Washington reporting on Governor Roosevelt's Columbus speech reveals a clash over foreign loan approvals. The State Department maintains it never approved a single foreign loan, while critics cite Senate resolutions and Hoover era data showing reliance on department information by underwriters. Senator Glass shifts to exposing alleged misrepresentation and the scope of foreign securities in U.S. markets.
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Washington
State Department
Roosevelt
Columbus
Investing Public of America
Phil
Department of State
United States
Germany
Baltimore Sun
United States Senate
Senate
Glass
Virginia
Department
Hoover i
Commerce Department
Glas
Mayville Fire Rebuilds Under Way At Kerr Store
Excavations occurred last week for John W. Kerr’s candy and drug store with living quarters above and an ice cream shop in the basement. Charles Shaw of Ripley oversees construction. Nellie Porter’s store rebuilding progresses under A. G. Cornell. Other two stores remain unrebuilt. John L. Sylvester reopens shop late this week.
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Mayville
John W. Kerr
Charles Shaw
Ripley
Nellie Porter
A. G. Cornell
John L. Sylvester
Crash Injures Two In Altoona Area Near Chest Springs
Two people were seriously hurt when a car wreck occurred near Chest Springs Pennsylvania. Miss Marian Myers assistant cashier of the Penn Alto Hotel Altoona sustained a probable skull fracture and other injuries. H G Freese of Pittsburgh suffered severe head injuries. Authorities suspect a dense fox contributed to the accident.
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Altoona
Marian Myers
Penn-Alto
H. G. Freese
Pittsburgh
Chest Springs
Myers
Freese
Cinderella girl Phyllis Barry rises in Hollywood scans
Hollywood profile of Phyllis Barry, a former Pancho and Marco dancer who tests for a Doris role in Glynns production. The piece notes her unpretentious nature, close ties with her husband Albert Nord, and optimism about a cottage with a garden, as producer Goldwyn scouts her for a movie part.
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Ronald Wagoner
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Lte
Phills Barry
Pancho
Marco
Mat
Phyllis
Phillis
Fotally
Los Angeles
Samuel Gollwyn
Sam
Mrs. Goldwyn
Frances Howard
Guldwytt
Miss Bary
Doris
Ronald Gutman
Huntington
Goldwyn
Albert
Nord
Gome
Poison incident leaves Oil City man in critical condition
Oil City resident nv -ray ona ley, about 45, took poison at his home just before 10 p m Monday. In critical condition at Oil City hospital, he previously worked for the Hamilton brothers on Main Street and also served as a mail carrier. Ambulance brought him to the hospital where doctors say his condition is serious but he has a fighting chance to recover.
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Oil City
Aug
Ray
Oi City
Smalley
Hamilton Brothers
Main Street
Aid
Warner Library theatre to close for repairs
Warren August 30. Warner Brothers owners of the Library theatre announced it will close indefinitely for interior repairs. The Columbia Theatre, owned by the same company, will reopen for Labor Day. The Library is set to close September 10 and may not reopen until spring. Only two theatres operate in Warren.
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Warren
Warner Brothers
Columbia
The
Game Company
Gates Reunion Brings Gates Family Together
The second Gates reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Eirc Gates on August 28 with about seventy attending. Officers elected for the coming year were President Charlie Gates Vice President Robert Gates Secretary Treasurer Laura Williams. Next reunion planned for Walter Gates's grave on the last Sunday of August 1933. A five member committee Laura Williams Blanche Gates Emma Gates Glenn Gates and Robert Gates was appointed. The day included visiting games and music with ice cream and cake served later.
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Eirc Gates
Charlie Gates
Robert Gates
Laura Williams
Walter Gates
Gates
Blanche Gates
Emma Gates
Glenn Gates
Iowa Farm Holiday Movement Threatens Public Order
Newspaper analysis notes the Iowa Farm Holiday Movement could face strong opposition in Washington as strategists warn of disruptions to interstate transport and possible violent unrest. The piece cites federal authority and political tensions impacting policy discussions and potential responses.
Illegal beer found in car on Million Dollar Highway
Police stopped a Hudson sedan on the Million Dollar Highway between St Marys and Weedville and confiscated twenty cases of illegal beer. The driver was detained for a hearing at 2 p.m. before Justice of the Peace in St Marys. The vehicle and contents were turned over to state police for on duty traffic checks.
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Teo Deitstl
Ridgway
St Bnsporum
St. Marys
Weedville
Hudson
Largest Flower Species Mapped In Ancient Texts
An unusual fragment discusses a plant described as the largest flower, identified with a species named maanoliat Bown and linked to a bend or tor location. It references researchers Fenn and S80, hinting at classifications and geographic notes related to this giant bloom.
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Bowers
Srg
Fenn
Bn Alia Mneusrs
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League Council
Congress Street
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Crawford
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Erie Ht. R
Helen Morrell
Bessie Bownan
Lizabeth Ramey
Katherine Neylon
Sarah L. Breen
Supt. Sross
Mile
Institute
Eyton Babbitt
St. Louis
No. 42
Pennsylvania
State Dept
U. K
Hollywood Film Shop
Warren Theatres
Iowa
Charles P. Stewart
Wester Washington
Owsley Buillot
Heaton
Chyna
P Stewart
Ural Kent
Alley
Wait Bay
Pueblo
Bane
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Patyynielie
Frank C.chapin & Sons
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