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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1926
Page
8
The Pebritiry grand jury returns indictments in two Erie murders. Prosecutors plan first degree murder charges and present a case against suspects linked to the Gi able, with witnesses expected to testify. Details describe surrounding events and courtroom steps as authorities pursue justice.
The parish plans to convert the adjoining Moor church property into a two story recreation hall with a swimming pool and white tiled floor. Funds raised by church members will support the project and a social event is planned to promote the initiative.
Erie taxpayers accuse City Solicitor Samuel L. Gilson and his office of inefficiency and delays. They say slow work blocks municipal and building projects, including the new building code, leaving the department unable to issue reports and progress.
Merle Moyer of Russell County died after a flywheel on a Northern Oil Company lease near Windy City Kane shattered, fracturing his skull. Clarence Adams found him. a doctor said he died at home. Investigators from ENC County began inquiries into the accident this afternoon.
A vintage ad promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets promising 5 pounds gain in 30 days. It touts sugar coated tablets as pleasant and safe with a money back guaranty if the weight gain does not occur, citing a case of 19 pounds in six weeks.
Members of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge enjoyed an evening program in the I O O F hall with roll call showing over one hundred members. The feature included vocal solo by Mrs Charles Whiteley a solance by Miss Laura Colegrove and readings by Mrs John Ohrn and Mrs Bertha Smith. The orchestra provided music and a refreshments committee served after dancing.
John A. Bell, bankrupt banker and coal operator, secured bail from the county jail while awaiting the Superior court decision on his appeal from a BY year embezzlement sentence. A $1000 bond was posted by a surety company. John B. Rabb, his chief counsel, announced the action.
Jack the Peeper Mills begins a one year term in the Allegheny county workhouse after being found guilty on a technical charge of mall jays mischief. He is fined $100 and costs.
A jail probe was ordered to investigate alleged food price overpayments at the Erie County Jail. Sheriff Sterrett and Controller Willis in committee with DA Davis, reports say the panel seeks details on past four years and possible price-savings from wire dealers. A motion to open prison board meetings to press failed amid newspaper access dispute.
New York reports women bakers and housewives rally against two giant food corporations. Mrs Julian Leath, national Housewives League president, urges senators and congressmen to protect household duties. She suggests wartime gardens and home ovens to counter meat and bread monopolies. William Ward defends the baker’s role. a price change could trigger a housewives strike. G Scott Smith and J Hy oldstein visited the city.
William Krupp, president, and Lola Sohpuniling, renewal manager of Kropp Shoclihe, were involved in the incident at Kropp's residence in Columbus. Police report a self-inflicted gunshot during a firebombing sequence. no motive given.
Reading a garbled OCR fragment, the text hints at a political contest involving a person named Hayter and a ward election. The exact details remain unclear due to corrupted wording and missing context.
The readable text shows a fragmented note from a local page segment. It references a person or event but lacks clear names, places, or dates to specify details.
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