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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1924

Page

8

Erie Trust Co Plans to Build Skyscraper

Erie Trust Co plans a landmark skyscraper in Erie noting a height over twelve stories. The project carries an estimated cost near 250000 dollars, with construction to rise on the site of Tenth and State Streets and a related 250000 dollar structure planned for 1924.

Erie Tosiniker Atel Dbsivndal Borvenyst W. A. Lilding Orava

Fragmentary British obituary hints at suicide letter mystery

In London a garbled note suggests a man named Michael Horried of Aprshire followed by a postal inquiry to Byen's home about a delayed letter. The fragment hints at a death by suicide and a postman delivering a declined letter.

London America Michael Ayers Aprshire Ayr Shorty Byen

Tragedy strikes Kane couple during holiday season

A Kane couple endures a grim tragedy as Thomas E. Coulter survives a trap incident. Family losses include Coulter’s wife and daughter, with his son-in-law and other relatives implicated in the accident. Medical staff report shock and memory lapse, while Coulter recovers at home after two days bed bound.

Thomas E. Coulter Kane Warren Poulter Yih Vir Coulter Song Glenn Mendigue Wetmore Coulter Rey Hievine Bil McCletry Melérry

Three Die in Tonawanda Hotel Fire Tragedy

A fire at the Washington Hotel on Webster and Main streets in North Tonawanda claimed three lives. Rabby, 40, returned to rescue his friend Wilbor Smith, 45, and both perished. Smith’s room was on the third floor. The third victim was John Roach, 35, whose body was found after Rabby’s attempt to save Smith.

Mupealo N.Y. Dee Washington Webster Main Streets North Tonawanda Rabby Wilbor Smith Smith John Roach

New Albanian Chieftain Zogu Forms Cabinet

Athens dispatch reports Ahmed Zogu's new cabinet in Tirana plans to dismiss Albanian diplomatic representatives abroad. Fighting raged along the Scampi line as Noli forces retreated after Tirana fell to Zogu, with revolutionaries gaining in Southern Albania and Fan Noti followers holding only a small area.

United Press Athens Acmed Zogu Albania Tirana Tan Noli Scaimpi Pan Noli Zogu Fan Noti

Erie Writer Comments On Local Basketball Cadets Victory

Joe Martin notes sport column insights as Fort Wayne Caseys lose by two to the Cadets here. Cadets played faster on Corry court, shot well, and relied on basketball in the second half to secure a win.

Joe Martin Erie Times Ft. Wayne Caseys Corry Fort Wayne Armory Court St. Marys

Holiday Visitors and College Students Return Home in Spring Creek

Spring Creek residents list Mary Stickney joining Tonawanda holiday plans, Milton Crane and Robert Donaldson home from University of Pittsburgh, and many local families hosting relatives over Christmas. Includes school closure dates from Dec 23 to Jan 5 and numerous visits among Clarks, Donaldsons, and Armstrongs in nearby towns along with civic greetings and a note that many read the classified columns first.

Spring Creek Mary Stickney Tonawanda Claude Wead Milton Crane Robert Donaldson University of Pittsburgh D. Gleason Wilcox L. R. Donaldson Clair DeJeans L. D. Paige Doris Violet Union Glenn’ Donaldson Catherine Armstrong Corry William McKettrick Warren Minnie Stearns Bulle Woodard Ethel Burns Emporium Aghes Burns P. Donaldson Donaldson R. D. McKelvey Glenn Donaldson St. Johns Masonic Hall Hasting Jones S. Y. Stewart Corty Harry Johnson

Grief and Demand for Hanging In First Franks Interview

Chicago December report recounts Jacob Franks, millionaire watchmaker, railing that justice was not done after the murder of his son Hobbie. He insists the killers Lan h and Leopold should have been hanged, condemning the court and urging stern punishment despite legal procedures.

Franks Loet Len Pold Arch Fends Reg Lanh Leopold Joliet Penitentiary Praski

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