Corry Evening Journal Publisher and address listing
Corry Evening Journal announces daily publication except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa with publisher A Colegrove and advertising representatives Pred Kimball and others. It notes mailing terms 95.00 per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier with fifteen cents per week and rates on request.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Ational Advertising
Pred Kimball
ING
New York
Prittine Tower
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Massillon Money Experiment Sparks Debate On Fiat Currency
Editorial view contrasts Coxey's plan to issue 200000 in municipal fiat notes for Massillon Ohio with the need for money backed by gold. It warns such local script could cause inflation, higher prices, and unsafe finance if adopted widely, while noting possible limited, temporary use.
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Massison
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Coxey
Massillon
Ledger
Congress
Coxey Wa
New York
Dlasster
Death claims Mrs Worrell after long illness
Mrs. Sarah Margaret Worrell died at 11 10 P M at her mother's Sciota Road home after a six year illness. She was 59. Survived by mother Mrs Catherine Silvis five brothers and three sisters. Funeral services from the Silvis home Thursday morning at 11 and the M E church in Barnes Pa with Rev G B Morgan officiating. Interment in Barnes cemetery.
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Hele
Hoy Bilvia
Sheffield
Omsh Granger
Buffalo
Fay Silvis
Erie
Alma Ewing
Mayburg
Frayer
Worrell
Silvis
M. E
Barnes
GB. Morgan
Barnes Cemetery
Glassware Assembly Instructions From Fragments
The passage explains how glassware pieces can be joined or separated by tilting outer pieces and aligning stoppers. It notes that lower pots can fit into others, and that a glass stopper fed into a bottle can be exchanged with another stopper, indicating a method of assembling or dismantling components.
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal-Firs December 29 1911
Blinded by a snow storm three men were killed by a train on the Pennsylvania railroad between Eldred and Keating Summit while working on tracks. Knights of Columbus plan New Year visit to Erie for degree ceremonies. Ted Keefe summoned home by report of two strangers loitering around the family barn. An Adams Express man found two men on patrol at the corner of the building in moonlight. Wiks Charity ball planned for New Year’s night in Corry expected to draw many visitors from outside the city. Visitors from Erie Mr. Bayer Miller Gingrich Mahon Anderson Cantor Ulrich in town. Fish Commissioner Buller in town for hatchery matters. Mr. Steinfeld left for Alden, N.Y. after visit. Paul Phelps left for Rome, N.Y. after holiday visit. Two great truths: keep faith in slow good, perform daily good deeds.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Eldred
Keating Summit
Ted Keefe
Adams Expressman
Who's Who in Washington profiles a rising congressman
Charles P Stewart portrays U0. J. Kvale’s son Paul J. Kvale of Minnesota as a young, practical, action driven figure. The piece notes his byline as a Farm Labor spokesman and highlights his late father’s clerical background, the elder Kvale’s political caution, and the son’s adept political instincts shaping him to challenge older party leaders.
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J. Kvale
Onfler
Paul J. Kvale
Minnesota
Farmer-Laboritestone
House of Representatives
Ikvali
Thyste
Gtr
Westington
Ehowsiy
Wichsell
Pol Fitel
Astis
Lord Sthod
Funeral Services for Mrs Le. Smith
The body of Mrs Lee L. Smith, who died Sunday at home in Philadelphia, arrived in the city and was taken to her brother Leon Lindsley’s home on First Avenue. Accompanying mourners included Mr. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cristen of New York City, and Mrs. Charles Gower of Greenville, South Carolina. Services were held at 2:30 p.m. from the Lindsley home by Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd of the Presbyterian church. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery. Bearers were C. H. Geiger, B. Dy MacKensie, Wilson J. Howards, Frank T. Babbitt, F. P. S. Austin, and Harry Auer.
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Mra
Lee L. Smith
Philadelphia
Leon Lindsley
First Avenue
Smith
Bruce Cristen
New York City
Charles Gower
Greenville
Corry
Daugherty Reveals Inside Story of Harding Tragedy
United States Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty announces a forthcoming book, The Inside Story of the Harding Tragedy, addressing his role in Harding’s nomination, the Ohio gang, and alleged scandals. He defends Hoover’s remarks and asserts no proven charges against him.
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Daugherty
Harding
United Press
Columbus
Harry
ML Daugherty
United States
Warren
Churchill Company
New York
Daugherty Sali Ie Tad Jtold
Nominaton
Tate
Mira Harding
Ohio
Albert B. Fall
Burton K. Wheeler
Charles R. Forbes
Jessé Smith
Thomas W. Miller
Rosia Stinson
Thomas Divon
Hoover
Harding Memorial
Marion
Increased Freight Rates Take Effect Across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg December 20 The public service commission approved emergency freight rate increases of 3 to 4 percent on interstate shipments in Pennsylvania effective January. The action was authorized by the interstate commerce commission on the application of W. S. Curlett of the Truck Line Association, New York.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. 8. Curlett
Trumk Line Association
New York
Fight Looms Over Filipino Independence
United Press report notes the administration plans a cautious stance against Philippine independence, favoring autonomy and continued U S protection. It cites rising pro inde pendence pressure in Congress and among Filipinos, with Tariff wall proposals and plebiscite after five years as possible steps.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Philippine Islands
United States
Pacific
Hurley
Democrats
Congress
Hawes
Dem
Gien
Cutting
Philippines
Islands
Orient
America
China
Senators Debate Budget Cuts And Savings Across Departments
A senator argues against sweeping budget cuts totaling about 150 million, noting reductions reflect 30 percent lower material costs since last year. He cites potential savings from post office subsidies, magazines, shipping, aviation, and farm loan programs, and discusses tax refunds and federal building allowances as areas for economy.
United States weighs Pacific policy and Philippines risk
The discussion outlines U S aims to remain a Pacific power and to regain the Philippines if needed. Tactics, submarine and air warfare, and security needs shape policy, with officials noting civilian authorities are kept informed though rarely stated publicly as a decisive factor.
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Ual
Far Pacific
United States
Pacific
Philippines
Japan
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N. R. Buller
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Alden
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Rome
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