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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1922
Page
3
Publication held at West South Street Corry Pennsylvania published daily except Sunday with A D Colegrave as publisher and printer. Office entered at the post office Corry PA second class mail matter as noted.
The piece describes farmers and business groups in opposition to a proposed excess profits tax tied to the 1920s budget fights. It notes anger over potential taxation, calls for price protections, and warns of voter reactions as Congress debates limits on armaments and tax measures.
Warren February 18 report cites George Calderwood explaining why visiting teams falter at Kane due to high altitude air fatigue in the rarified atmosphere. Calderwood argues Kane players suffer no ill effects while opponents tire quickly, giving Kane a home advantage.
A doodled testimonial ad promotes Anurio claimed to treat lumbago and kidney trouble. Homer F. Conn of Washington PA endorses quick relief from congested kidneys and uric acid elimination. Market copy urges sending 10 cents for a trial package.
A man known as a drug addict and war hero Fakir Gilly Holdren Alas Prank Gilly was pronounced cured after a five day treatment by chemist Lane of Leveland. He was released from county jail after the grand jury found no true bill on charges of obtaining honey under false pretenses. His home is Sunbury, Pay, and he planned to leave for that city immediately after release.
Johnsonburg resident John Notariant was held for trial after Deputy Sheriff Roy Perrone filed charges alleging he shot at Perrone with intent to kill on December 4, 1921. A continuance was granted to February 27 with counsel for the defense. bail set at $5,000 posted by the defendant’s brother Ralph.
Judge Rossiter condemned Marty Tx to seventeen years and nine months to twenty years in the state penitentiary for the assault on night watchman George Mauer. The defendant offered no remarks or plea for mercy.
Erie reports say city detectives raided the Grill Room and Baker's Place, detaining seven women amid ongoing investigations tied to Prohibition era enforcement. Dr J W Wright comments on health concerns as officers with Detective Sergeant Lambert Hine Pinney question a prominent woman. Police withhold names while agencies coordinate further inquiries.
Warren reports the death of Kane Mantis 65 in Kane near Rogertown on a Pennsy railroad track Friday evening. Charles O Connor and Gerald Peck found a sunken body and torso as the head arms and legs lay along the rail yard. He had been a patient at the State Hospital in North Warren and had left the institution Wednesday. Identification came from cards in pockets.
Angelo Hernaseon of 600 Huron Street Pittsburgh was sentenced to one year and two months in the Allegheny County Workhouse after pleading guilty to assaulting and battering his wife on November 19. Detectives say he attacked during a home visit, claiming jealousy after learning of alleged infidelity. The case was heard by Judge Rosling.
Concord parents and teachers met in the Concord building with Mrs Dasmiynd presiding. Mr Milon Brown spoke on city school problems, need for gymnasium, arts, music, and qualified teachers with fair salaries. State police ordered to investigate baseball lotteries after a Governor letter and attorney general note. For sale seven room house at 898 Delaware St with large lot and outbuildings.
Members of the Urokenstray Vail Chapter DA plan a reception for friends on a Wednesday in February 2004 from 4 30 to 5 30 PM in Municipal Lab rooms. An exhibit of Revolutionary period curios will be shown and invited women are welcome to attend.
A Hatch School meeting urged parents to monitor their children's welfare and whereabouts and support education. Rev B L S Ashiahis led remarks on responsibility and school involvement. the Junior High project received praise as a bridge to future work. Mrs Wo Campbell was named president and Mrs Keller secretary with others filling vacancies.
A Meadville judge and several prosecutors receiving threats of bodily harm unless they drop liquor violation charges. The letters target Arron Del and others involved in criminal cases linked to liquor. Jenny Horton, a longtime local resident, died last week in Meadville at age 68, after a long illness.
Fragmented notes from Clymer New York detail community happenings including residents like Glenn Beynert and Mrs Bark Thompson. Mentions of local streets, the Mohawk corridor, and fundraising efforts appear amid uncertain lines and partial names.
A garbled OCR fragment outlines three major features or topics in a discussion. It mentions national something and various entities but the text is largely unreadable. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
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