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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1926

Page

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No Action on Fair Grounds Deliberations Reported

Board discussions reveal no action on the fair grounds issue. Minutes note unaddressed exits changes at the upper Washington Street building and a pending committee report affecting school site developments and public facilities.

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Drake Hotel Bandits Pay Supreme Penalty

United Press reports a gang tied to the Drake Hotel killings faced the ultimate penalty. Names include Jack Woods and Joe Harmes, alleged accomplices linked to robberies and murders in Illinois towns.

Drake Hotel Bandits United Press Comergo Welinou Ville Jack Woods Joe Harmes

New Dry Goods Store To Open In City By Chapin Family

Union City merchant F C Chapin with Morris and Norris Chapin to open a modern dry goods store on North Penner Street, taking over Nocolien and Sons space. The Union City operation will continue, with a wide stock and enhanced delivery. The Chapins expect March 1 opening, replacing Cohen and Sonman’s inventory with a larger, up-to-date line.

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Girl Injured When Struck by Heavy Truck

Miss Ani Goodrich daughter of Mrs Many A Goodrich of Cory High School class of 1925 was seriously injured when struck by a heavy transfer truck on the highway between Wapher’s Corners and the Heaverdam road west of the Usphant Delock last night. She is hospitalized with a broken arm and severe facial injuries. witnesses describe the truck as having trailed two hobos who were en route to a party.

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Pinchot Warns Against Coal Price Boosting

Harrisburg Pa Feb 1 Gov Pinchot warned there is nothing in the settlement terms of the anthracite strike to justify raising coal prices to consumers He pledged to oppose any attempt at extortion and said workers are returning to old wages The cost of the strike was high and must not be passed to the public

United Press Harrisburg Moor Machot

New Community House Project Discussed by VFW Post

Archie Thompson Post VFW held a meeting at Star Hall to discuss the proposed community building. The post plans to purchase a site, review available properties, and issue a public statement to clarify the project and prevent misunderstanding. Final action expected within a few weeks.

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Sproul Aided Settlement Of Miners Strike

Washington reports Secretary James J. Davis credited former Pennsylvania Governor William C Sproul with bridging the miners and operators to end the anthracite strike. He said Sproul’s inroad to both sides helped overcome obstacles after the New York conference fallout January 12.

United Press Washington William C Sproul Pennsylvania James J. Davis Davis New York Sproul Philadelphia Mnor Sproul

Crude Oil Advances In Pennsylvania and Bradford Districts

Pennsylvan ia and Bradford district crude oil advanced 26 cents a barrel while Pennsylvania grade in the Bu e l rye pipelines rose 30 cents. The new prices reflect purchasing agency rates with Penn Grade in NY Trans net rising to 8.90 dollars up 25 cents. Bradford District nat lines gained 3.00 dollars up 25 cents and Nat Trang liners up 0.30 dollars, up 95.

United Fioss Puptsburgh Pennsylvania Bradford Penn

Corry Motor Club Reviews Emblems and Road Maps

Members of the Corry Motor Club met in the Munsonville building to discuss club improvements and local road actions. They favor purchasing new emblems for 1996, back renewal of memberships, and supporting placing the Bear Lake Columbus road on the state highways primary system. A town map project for visitors is being drafted, with renderings soon to publish, and some talks on city charter surrender and borough government reform occurred without action.

Corry Motor Club Mun Ofpil Dub Bear Lake Columbus Road

Smoot Attacks Tax Measure In Senate Fight

Washington February 18 Senator Smoot Utah Republican and tax policy leader condemned the $456000000 federal revenue bill passed by the Senate as the most impractical thing in the world He told President Coolidge he expected a safer figure to emerge before Congress acts.

United Press Washington Senate Senagry Smoot Utah Coolge Cody Congress

Mexico Replies To US In Land And Oil Dispute

Mexico mails a test reply to the American embassy amid ongoing exchanges over land and oil laws. Officials expect renewed enforcement of constitutional provisions on church property and potential nationwide nationalization, while rumors place priests being deported to Cuba and pledge large attendance for a Heart wing program.

Sy United Pres Mexico City Mexico Republic Cuba

Federal taxes cut to prewar basis by Senate vote

Washington Feb 18 After 14 hours of debate the Senate approved a plan to reduce federal taxes to prewar levels carrying a $458 million cut from the current law. Conference committees to reconcile House and Senate changes will meet Monday, with a goal to have the bill signed by President Coolidge before March 15. The vote was 69 to 9 with notable opposition from a cross section of Republicans and one Farmer Laborite.

United Press Washington Senate Secretary of the Treasury Mellon House Prine Coolidge Fraiier North Dakota LaFalletts Wasconsin McMaster South Dakota Norbeck Norris Nebraska Nye North Dakat Reed Missouri Wheelen Montana Farmer Laborite Shipstead Minnesota South Carolina Johnson California Republica Brookhart Iowa Mowell

Wife held in murder case in Beaver City Neb

Kate Ressler Davis is held as an accessory in the murder of her husband Bert M. Davis. The beaver City grand jury ordered her held without bail as Bert awaits trial on first degree murder charges. Court hearings followed letters written to the first wife before the death.

United Press Beaver City Neb Frst Wits Kate Ressler Davis Tai the Husbard Bert M. Davis Davis

Five Best Radio Features Schedule and Guests

A listed lineup of radio features and performances across stations. Highlights include Bastari Anna singing with John Corigliano on WIP Philadelphia and Exstein performing Il Trovatore on KPO San Francisco. Earlier programs feature Cadman Conference on WJZ New York with Julia Claussen and Paul Althouse tenor.

WEAP Bastari Anna Case San John Corgliano WIP Philadelphia Exstein Opera Il Trovatore KPO San Francisco Pacife Allan McQuhae WEAF WEEI WTAG WCAE WSAT Cadman's WJZ New York Jilia Claussen Paul Althouse End Orch

Miners to Return to Work Amid Steel-Strike Aftermath

Scranton reports a partial end to the coal strike with workers returning. Hard coal miners are not yet back, but railroads mobilize crews and engineers resume blasting to power cages. Prices and production are projected to stabilize after weeks of disruption as plants prepare for full operation.

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