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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1925
Page
3
The Corry Journal comments on Attorney General Stone and the Wheeler indictment, arguing Stone acts courageously in pursuing the Wheeler case while urging Senate confirmation only for judges matching public trust. The piece criticizes selective enforcement and calls for integrity in the judiciary.
A fragmentary chronicle recalls events and people from 1905 including local names, marriages and legal notices. It mentions Corey Wo champion fast sloupre, Rex Mix Co, and various residents with scattered details of events in January and February. The text is heavily garbled but preserves several proper nouns and dates.
Veterans and servicemen express intent to back a toll bridge between Tyrone and Wrightsville over the Susquehanna River. Public officials plan a public meeting, outlining a proposed $2.01 million cost and $840,000 state contribution, with details on construction timing and funding pending approval.
A Longeneworth Kansas telecommunication supervisor reports nervous strain from long distance work. He credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with easing irritability fatigue and restoring vigor enabling him to continue work. He recommends it to others and notes family growth. Sold by druggists nationwide.
Dunkirk February 3 Irving Sieger a Dunkirk merchant convicted a year ago on a charge connected with the nursing of his future in the Montour Brook Central avenue has been paroled Judge John S Lambert Fredonia who with Thomas Newton Buffalo heard trial at Mayville said no Governor action yet The man said he had been released from Auburn last Friday Siegels wife and child living with her father March 4 is noted as a joyful date tied to the Sixty eighth Compress closing event.
Kane, Feb. 4 Fire marshal and crew battled snow on the Kinne Mt Jewett highway to reopen routes blocked since the last storm. Snow drifts reached eight to fifteen feet in places, slowing work despite improved early morning temperatures. If weather stays moderate, the road should reopen to traffic later this week.
After a jury was drawn in City Court Judge Allen E. Bargar presiding, K. C. Johnny known as KO Johnny pleaded guilty to passing a bad check. He received fifteen days in the county jail. Lipestro’s attorney Samuel Alessi appeared. Lipestro has prior troubles.
Mrs. Hetrick of 400 Biddle was robbed Saturday night when a thief snatched her handbag as she walked downtown near Welsh and Hacker streets. The assailant took about $400 in cash and a checkbook, then fled. Police seek the suspect, described as agile and armed. Police urge anyone with information to contact local authorities.
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