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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1926
Page
3
Parcel text indicates a Corry Pa newspaper entry dated for mail rates and delivery options. It lists post office registration, second class mail matter, annual and per copy charges, and advertising rates by application. The fragment preserves a local paper notice style with pricing and distribution notes.
Senator Heflin levels sweeping accusations against Secretary Mellon amid a corruption probe linked to the Harding era. He alleges Mellon advanced 6 million dollars to the Republican National Committee and ties to Jess Smith, while urging a rigorous public inquiry and implying coverups within Gow Emmie circles. The critique touches on Supreme Court delay and the broader tarnish of the administration.
Arthur Purrany of Pleasantville died after a tank truck exploded near the Davidson lease and Ure Levink refinery in the East End. The blast crushed his chest and lacerated his face, with authorities unsure of the cause. Toprows, unloading at the refinery, was struck by the blast and survived. Burrows was a well known local with a wife and four children.
United Press report from Pittsburgh details a trolley crash on a crowded streetcar injuring two passengers. Anna Shock, 22, suffered a concussion. Alva Luste, 16, had a fractured right cheek bone. others sustained minor injuries from shattered glass.
A compact reflection on early career values and the belief that success comes to those who are first dependable. The piece presents a test of character, urging perseverance despite fear, distress, and misfortune, and arguing that fortune favors those who never stop.
United Press dispatch from Washington notes that US senators face rising costs to maintain status and social life. Many supplement $10 000 annual salaries with outside work, law practice, farms, or publishing. Campaigns in Pennsylvania and Illinois show spending failures. Southern senators spent less collectively than one Philadelphia or Pittsburgh ward.
The readable lines describe a fragmented scene with a president and secretary of a society discussing trouble and a fountain, set against garbled wording and partial names, implying a small society item in a local page.
In Dunkirk New York on December 23 a motorist Thomas J Cummings was injured when his car struck by a freight train at Washington avenue crossing. His condition worsened with four fractured ribs and possible internal injuries. Mrs Cummings died from the crash. A coroner and district attorney will hold a formal inquiry Friday morning.
United Press reports a fire destroyed the Chandler Hotel in Chicago near Cook County Jail. Mareh Leach, 65, a housekeeper, died in the ruins while others were accounted for. Fire officials searched the debris for a second missing person.
Victor Thnes, once central to a sensational murder case, is nearing release after twelve years in the Atlanta penitentiary for vanity and nut theft to defraud. Accused in 19 of murdering Beatrice Nelms and Eloise Dennis, the charges collapsed when the sisters’ bodies were never found. his wife, now dying of tuberculosis in the West, is said to be involved.
The United States intervened to prop up Adolfo Diaz after a constitutional clash with rebel General Mena. U S naval forces bombarded Managua and supported Diaz, aiding the capture of Mena, the gunboats Victoria and Ninety Three, and the defense of key positions across Corinto Chinandega and surrounding areas.
Columbus dispatch notes 40 services at Community church with Rev J Bicnig as pastor. Communion at noon and evening sermon “The Victorious Lily” followed by Sunday School and Endeavor. Thursday trustees meeting at the parsonage. A By Ewer ill. Meadville visitors Arthur Schulton Harold Sphulton Cave Capwell seen at their farm yesterday.
Youth protection rules require states to tighten adult verification procedures before granting benefits. Officials say an examination may be needed for applicants prior to approval, with compliance deadlines set by state agencies and potential penalties for noncompliance.
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