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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1928
Page
8
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports 1927 net income of 68,160,286 dollars, the highest in company history, up nearly 600,000 from 1926. Despite reduced freight and passenger traffic, operating expenses fell 12 percent, boosting profitability, with notable savings in maintenance and taxes.
Barry of South Center street Corry faces charges for violations of state automobile laws after a mishap on the Perry highway near Erie. Arthur G Laver of Raspberry street was struck, with two motorists injured when a vehicle driven by Barry allegedly veered onto the opposite side. Roy Kennedy and Dixon of Lakewood suffered contusions as another car collided nearby.
In Erie on February 17 Alderman Eugene Aberstadt fined Mike Musulin, 38, proprietor of a disorderly house at 1402 Turnpike, $98 plus costs for 30 days in jail. He had failed to obtain second citizenship papers and was warned about mocking the police.
An old advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as a fast healer for rheumatism, back pain, stiff muscles, and congestion. It claims tingling warmth begins within minutes, offering immediate relief and urging readers to obtain a jar from Wyeth Chemical Co. New York with a sample offer.
James Gatto sues Parker Milo Arthur Sprague and Charles Peitehard of Cherry Creek for 4000 dollars alleging negligence after his son Jack Gatto, a minor, was struck by a motor vehicle on November 10 1924 at the West Main and Wow streets intersection in Falon cancer. Attorney V Raymond Chant represents the plaintiff and Idee Johnson defends for the party listed.
The Venango damage case brought by George G Pebilly against Citizens Trace House was dismissed after defense moved for action following arguments. Judge Wh M Parker removed the case from the jury Thursday morning, ruling that any remuneration owed for injuries should have been severed under the Workman's Compensation Act.
A misread Union City report describes Mr Chariew Bravtéland and Mika Mary with a passenger trip from Union City to Detroit, noting an eighteen passenger capacity. The group visited relatives and enjoyed a ride, travelling to Cleveland for what appears to be a pleasure outing between the cities, amid discussion of local attractions and travel.
A rider in Altoona suffered injuries after a trolley collision. The incident details are incomplete but indicate a midtown area accident affecting a local transport line and person. Further facts are unavailable in the fragment.
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