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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1926

Page

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Miners Gather to Ratify Wage Contract in Scranton Meeting

In Scranton the United Mine Workers convention approaches ratification of the new wage contract. About 158,000 miners are expected to vote as leaders outline terms including a checkoff and mediation features. Work resumption plans hinge on late day ratification.

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Name Street Commissioner at Next Meeting in Columbus

Sixteen applicants are under consideration for the street commissioner post. The council will appoint at the next meeting after executive session. Preliminary construction work on East Columbus Avenue is planned with a special appropriation in this year’s budget. Three matters were discussed informally, including road drainage, pavement repair, and a traffic sign incident at Shady Avenue.

Columbus Avenue Vonneil Don Macdytes Ciinnieigal Amnes Natlyr Shen Hors Hivaly Euak Molumbus Columbus Avenue Road Enunell Haskine Giusy Haskins Shady Ave. Ue Hyutt East End

Missionary Nik PD Wilson Reported Accident In Peking Area

United Press dispatch from Peking reports veteran missionary Nik PD Wilson of the American United Lutheran Mission was accidentally killed at Siivang, a town recently captured by General Wir Pel Fu, according to telegrams received in Washington.

United Press Peking Nik PD. Wilson American United Lutheran Mission Siivang Wir Pel Fu United States

Sweeping disclosures in Jamestown probe emerge

Special to the Journal reports the Finance Committee on Law Misconduct has released findings detailing failures in law enforcement in Jamestown. The probe names clubs violating prohibition and accuses officials of obstructing the investigation amid rampant bootlegging gambling and vice.

Jamestown

State Clinic Project To Be Investigated At City Meeting

A city meeting discussed feasibility of a late lot project and the Rotary Clinic plan in connection with Westakin tin. Bracke Kibler Loveland named to head the investigating committee. Preliminary plans for a "layday night" event were outlined as health work data was presented by Miss Anna Francis in a talk on Public Health. Pittsburgh report notes indictments of Andrew Almiandy Jr. and Joseph Oliver for conspiring to plant liquor during a raid.

Rotary Cinic Bracke Otl Kibler Ana Loveland Anna Francipin Wunsie Eve Migs Taurie Iimwetors Sunilstram Waren Filiburg Worry Laud Jamestown Tuulny Rodgers United Press Pittsburgh Foli Andrew Almiandy Jr Joseph Oliver Prohibion Almash Oliver Thomas Hannon

North Center street fire alarm system to be rebuilt

City council voted to rebuild the North Center street fire alarm network after urgent steps. The Bell Telephone Company granted site permissions as the system currently uses risky high tension poles and aging lines. completion involves lowering the wires and shifting equipment to safer poles.

Bell Company Bell Council Ity Counci Cenap Street Bell Telephone Company Torec Ninth Center Street Niel Mavic

Fire in Equitable Building Traps Fifteen Firemen

A fire in the Equitable Building cable shaft in Manhattan caused $150000 in damage and left fifteen firemen overcome and hospitalized. Three residents in an upper apartment fled as flames threatened their forty story dwelling. The towering 1910s structure, once the largest by floor area, sits on the site of the older Equitable Building burned in 1912.

New York Equitable

Act to Close Sunday Amusements at Erie

Legal action seeks to force Erie County to revoke licenses of motion picture venues for Sunday operations. Petitioners, led by ministers and church workers, argue Blue Sunday laws require closing all amusement on the Sabbath. Judge Hirt set a show cause hearing for March to determine license revocation grounds. Movie exhibitors declined comment on the case.

United Prosa Erie Manamus Hare MacLean Offelals Erie Willian B. Hirt Cossty

Governor Pinchot Wins House Vote On Liquor Bill In Harrisburg

In Harrisburg on Feb 16 the House approved Governor Pinchot’s alcohol bill creating state supervision of distilleries under a permit system by a 1080 vote. The measure now goes to the governor for signature amid broader election reform and gas tax debates stalled in the Senate. A separate report notes a fatal truck train collision near Linesville with Orville Bush injured.

Harrisburg Pinghot Pinchot House State Senate Senate Schante Tlouse Ele Sonly Administration Pennsylvania Charman Armstrom Law and Order Committee Psychot Mielaware Glenn's Crossing Linesville Orville Bush Meadville Hospital

Five Best Radio Features Listings Across Stations

Radio listings from WNYC ENRV WGBS WGN and WHE describe noon and evening broadcasts. Programs include Captain Fried and crew segments Peg of My Heart Charlot's Revue Medinah Temple Shrine Band and hockey matchups Toronto vs New York and Pittsburgh vs Boston.

WNYC New York Captain Fried Roosevelt ENRV Vancouver WGBS Charlot WGN Toronto New Yorks Spragheld Pittsburgh Boston

Twins Die in Fire Near Myner Pa

Clyde and Clara Preble three year old twins perished in a house fire near Myner Pennsylvania as a passing freight crew battled the flames to rescue the children. The blaze began in the kitchen at Frank Prebble’s home, and the family escaped only after leaping from a window to the porch roof amid heavy smoke.

United Press Myner Teln Clyde Clara Preble Frank Prebble Prebble

Fine musical event enjoyed by Women's Club

The Art and Music Department of the Woman's Club presented a Cadman program last evening at the Hotel Corry with over 150 members. Mrs J C Robinson wrote a paper on Cadman read by Miss Wight, aided by Mr Cadman’s letter and autographed portrait. Vocal and piano numbers by Mrs Shoop Miss Austin and Mrs Hawkins highlighted the evening with supportive performances by Miss Murray Miss Condra and others.

Woman's Club Score Charles Wakefield Cadman Muh Mee Miss Wight J. C Robinson Cadman Robinson Mabel Miller Shoop Edward Hawkins Lucile Murray Kamps Condra

Complete inquiry into Aluminum Co. urged by Walsh

Washington report shows Senator Walsh plans to push a Senate judiciary resolution for an investigation of the Aluminum Company of America and its affiliates. The move follows a Federal Trade Commission inquiry and possible interlocking directorships tied to the parent firm. George R. Gibbons testified on corporate links while Arthur D. Davis attended part of the session.

Washington Aluminum Company of America Senate Judiciary Committee Thomas J. Walsh Federal Trade Commission Hahn George R. Gibbons Aluminum Cay Hapon Richard Pla White Jey Commission Gibbons Arthur D. Davis Alumnum Co

Mrs. L. J. Kelly Dies at Home in Corry

Mrs. Anna T. Kelly wife of Leslie J. Kelly died this morning at her East South Street home after a days long critical illness. Born in Columbus she and her husband ran the Kelly News Co in Corry after stints in New York Albany and Pittsburgh. She leaves her husband two sisters two brothers and a mother. funeral Thursday at 2 30 from the Home with burial at Pine Grove Beach.

Anna T. Kelly Leslie J. Kelly East South Street Kelly Columbus Mrs. Kelly New York Albany Pittsburgh Corry Anne Kelly News Co Anna Tyler Bradford G. Rickerson W. B. Howard Archie Tyler Harry Tyler Norway South Carolina J. A. Martin First Presbyterian Church Bhusial Mae Pine Grove Eens

State offers more funds for highway work

Erie county can receive 46960 additional state aid for road construction if it can match the sum. Governor Pinchot announced a 2,000,000 road bond allocation to counties for secondary state highway construction, with funds available on a matched basis. Several counties received set-asides including Crawford 88490 and McKean 90288.

Erie Harrisburg Pinchot Department of Highways Crawford McKean Merc Cer Warren Venango

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Walsh Meadville Andrew Spenshock Brakerman Floyd Calvin Ernest Galvin Big Tri- District Namestreet Speeis Rotary Club Miss Annie Laurie Praag Zinchot United Pros Woman's Club Aluminum CO Judiciary Committee L. J. Kelly Erie County
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