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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
3
A catalog style entry lists a range of clothing and accessories including a blue serge suit, raincoat, overcoat, underwear, smoking jacket, box set items, scarves, hats, gloves, hosiery, belts, cuffs and a traveling bag. Also noted are a blue cane, cap, sleeping robe and various buttons and garters.
A group escaped after a raid near Fort Washington village, Pennsylvania. A heavy blast and pistol fire struck the Carn Building area around 2:14 AM as thieves fled with valuables and damaged property. Authorities pursue the band as residents recover from the alarm.
The advertisement touts Hyomel as a universal cure for catarrh with direct inhalation to the air passages. It claims a money back guarantee and promises full relief or refunds through N. F. Ames and Co. The full Hyomel outfit includes an inhaler, bottle, and dropper, with a spare bottle offered if not cured.
Report describes a bungled break in at a local post office amid gunfire and explosives. Police guard the scene as authorities pursue leads linking a city resident to a broader piracy scheme and possible Canada transit.
Charles W. Davenport a leading Erie businessman and vice president of the National Foundry company, died suddenly at the Read House after an evening meeting with the Exclosive Bowl ing Club. His death ends a long career shaping Erie industry and trade. He was active in Christian work and supported the Young Men's Christian Association.
Agents of the Department of Justice probe alleged plot in Erie and Pittsburgh area tied to a New York arrest of Mant Koonig Hamburgh American official. The scheme involved not Welland canal but a plan to wreck a gun powder plant and threaten Nagata Fall facilities.
Federal officials disclosed a plan by German agents to use traveling women from New York to Rotterdam to smuggle crude rubber for German motor car factories. Anne Kokkers’ trunks held 2,499 pounds of rubber en route to Germany. A German engineer, identified as Hur, tied to the scheme with a Berlin bank as a key contact.
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