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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
3
The Cony Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists advertising rates upon application. It notes publication details including West South Street address, A D Colegrove and Arthur Colegrove as publisher and organizational figures. It also states postal classification and mail and carrier pricing terms.
The article argues farmers suffer under deflated prices postwar and urges Congress and the President to restore fair exchange value for farm products. It notes Baruch on farmer hardship, Europe’s starvation risk, and calls for redistributing surplus food to save lives while criticising political self-interest and outdated foreign policy.
In Erie on February, JW Huyton of Laurence Park seeks 15000 damages against Girard Township. Attorneys Brooks Quinn Englich contend the road’s dangerous condition caused the Hughes family automobile to overturn, killing Myra Hughes, former president of the Woman’s Club. The suit cites fatal accident details and names the General Electric Company official. Case set for next civil term.
In Erie in February Gram and John Kegan, convicted on charges, were deemed insane and transported to Fairview Hospital for the criminal insane. Others include Kiyean for church break-ins causing major damage and Gilwal, released from Western Penitentiary after 18 months due to insanity, then returned here.
Congressman Milton W. Shreve introduces a bill to grant Civil War veterans who served and were honorably discharged a pension of 850 per month. The measure excludes those with less than 90 days actual service and has been referred to the committee on invalid pensions.
Erie County's January 2 1922 treasury balance stood at 713542.02 dollars with 1921 receipts totaling 1 4851027 and expenditures 11012229. A carryover of 700001 from 1920 was noted. Also an employment ad urged youths and women over 17 to request a free civil service position list.
A Pennsylvania rail collision at Park Hotel station near Kane left 23 injured as a passenger train sideswiped a milk train. Reports describe injuries to hips and others. conductor George Th. and a chaperone are among those hurt. car windows shattered.
Judge Rex ford received a telegram from ROMO Barbour clerk of the Court of Appeals informing him that the conviction of John I Kelly Jamestown wife murderer had been affirmed. There was no opinion. the family was the defense in the execution of threaten will by fixed by the court.
Monday night a domestic dispute between Mrs. Asticia Mathiska and husband Stanley Mathiska ended with Mrs. Mathiska hurled through a window at 1197 East Twenty Seventh Street. Police arrested Stanley as the fight involved chairs and knives during the confrontation.
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