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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
3
Public notice states the Carry Pennsylvania newspaper is published daily except Sunday from West South Street. Arthur Colegrow is listed as editor and proprietor. Postal info shows second class mail matter and annual rate of 500 dollars by mail with 3 cent per copy and 15 cent per week advertising rates.
An opinion piece argues white nations must abandon color-based oppression and embrace equal treatment of Black, brown, and yellow peoples. It warns against international conflict if whites resist and calls for a universal standard of dignity based on spirit and intellect rather than skin color.
The Detroit News argues that world peace hinges on practical diplomacy aided by everyday items like tires and brakes. It uses humor to question how economic tools and simple measures shape international relations and currency flows.
Fragmented text describes various names places and events with references to local figures and dates. It mentions communities roads and meetings and a mix of personal names such as Joe Monglete Edwin and Waterford alongside unspecified actions. The readable content provides little cohesive narrative.
A festive Christmas carol event hosted by the entertainment committee led by Mig Jenn Mir drew a cheerful crowd. The gathering marked the choir’s last social for 1925 with a business meeting planned for January.
A municipal meeting notes no rise in Erie's tax levy for the coming year. The director and council members discuss keeping rates steady, delaying salary hikes, and prioritizing projected improvements for 1926.
In Dunkirk on December 10 1910 a proposal to extend the city hall project and a theatre plan on 86 foot by 108 foot frontage faced mixed support. Harry Manheim and Louis Braunschweiger discussed a 1500 seat theatre with room for stores and offices while a separate election on funding drew 20 ballots in favor and 108 against, with thousands of ballots available but few used. The vote marks ongoing debate over the city hall and theatre development.
J W and N W trolley car pilot J Barkman, 44, of 150 Jonse and Gifford avenues, was found dead after a collision with an Erie locomotive near the heat landing roundhouse yesterday morning. Trolley officials say he was dead or unconscious before the crash. Coroner B F Histon has not completed his inquiry and cannot determine Barkman’s state at impact.
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