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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1926
Page
3
Coal Strike Settlement Ends Long Battle As Public Wins
The settlement leaves both miners and operators with heavy losses from the protracted strike. A five year contract replaces open conflict, with wage disputes to be handled by a mediation board. The public’s tolerance for anthracite shortages helped shape the outcome and Congress may need to secure ongoing supply against future clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoult
Jonks
Aiitessa
Ident Lewis
United Mine Workers
Congress
France Reproached by League Over Syria Rule
The League of Nations calls France to account for its conduct in Syria under a mandate. Critics note Syria’s lack of representation at Geneva and question the League’s ability to discipline a major power. France plans to withdraw armed forces and shift to civilian administration amid reform proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
League of Nations
Syria
Deagle
League
Brance
Damascus
Amick
Geneva
Titte
Francs
Hasis
Local school principal confronts unwanted peddler during fundraiser
A confused scene at a kindergarten fundraiser leaves parents and teachers recalling a cautious stance toward door to door sales. The principal, aided by a donor teacher, refused a mower offer while a student questioned the motives of the peddler, highlighting trust concerns among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funt
Panalog
Johnny
Armory plans discussed at Corry Chamber meeting
Twenty years ago February 24 1906 a Corry gathering of citizens under Chamber of Commerce planning a city armory. Captain J J Chapman celebrated his birthday on Congress street as the group chaired by J Belmont debated methods to raise funds and arrange a site with mayor Bliss and committee members to complete the project before the next Thursday night vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J J. Chapman
Congress Street
Corry
Natuiligg Antietam
Chancnilorsyiile
Fredricksturg
Chamber of Commerce
Belmont
Weety Tarry Auer
Bliss
Jones
Two Views on Fires Reflections From La Salle Meeting
Citizens in La Salle Minnesota discuss American and European fire standards during a local observance. The events cover building methods, insurance costs, and prevention practices, with ward committee lists and a note on education for fire safety. A separate item notes Christine Murray’s sisterly visit to Santa Anna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle
Mwh
United States
Europe
America
Eurpe
Wirstwatt
Sam Sweet
John Elder
Perty
Joe Flynn
Ren Gillette
D. A
Triscmit
Arthur Lyons
D. A. Stennett
Doyle
Claude Rhodes
Bracken
Powell
Jearry
J. R. Graves
Lal
Whittlesey
A. Auer
Greensburg jail sentence for roadhouse owner Jon Martin
In a criminal court Judge Whitten sentenced Jon Martin, a former roadhouse proprietor, to five to ten months in the county jail after being convicted of receiving stolen goods. He was found with a ring valued at 100, alleged to be the property of someone named Just.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Jon Martin
Whitten
Martin
Prohibitionists Back Saloonkeeper in Spartansburg Council
In Spartansburg a saloonkeeper wins a council seat with Prohibitionist support while his opponent falters. A Prohibition inspector criticizes the outcome, and the incident highlights tensions around temperance in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Spanansbury Soutinel
Plan Portable School Houses for Jamestown to Alleviate Crowding
Jamestown board votes to use two portable classroom buildings from American Portable House Co. at New Haven for 3000 to relieve congestion at Jefferson High. No broad salary increases planned next school year. any raises to be addressed separately as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Tih
Jeffersi Tindhr Ieh
Board of Education
American Portable House Company
New Yale
Aji Sala
Superfluities: Doctor Links Colds to Modern Luxuries
A physician argues that common colds arise from modern comforts and excess. He insists people would gladly relinquish most comforts to curb the spread of illness, urging restraint in daily habits and lifestyle.
Beneficiary 10 Large Estate Linked to Alleged Slayer
United Press reports a sensational case in Wheatint where 50 year old Jassie Hoge faces murder charges tied to a contested will. The accused, claiming a beneficiary stake via a husband and the late Bell Stander, is linked to a grand jury probe and a homicide involving arsenic findings from exhumation warrants. The trial adjourned amid defense and prosecution disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wheatint
Jassie Hoge
Yoni
Jan Bell
Hell's Watch
Tope
Bell
Jarmo
Hoge
Moge
Quiz Sniper Suspect Linked to Sioux City Slayings
United Press reports Omaha killer nicknamed "maniac sniper" may be tied to two recent Sioux City murders. Carter, named by Omaha police as a possible culprit, denies other killings but admits burglary and bandit charges. Sioux City detectives, led by Gus Danielson, said Arter could be the gunman in two Omaha slayings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Omaita
Nelp
Pets
Franke
Omaha
Carter
Siow City
Carter Gus Danielson
Heelieved
Arter
Sioux City
Cold Weather Halts Drilling in Dunkirk Gas Field
Dunkirk February report shows the Public Life and Power Company pausing natural gas drilling due to cold conditions. Local manager Rupert Nelum says operations may resume within a month as weather improves. The firm previously yielded high daily gas output and may adjust plans if weather clears. Other companies are expected to begin drilling in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
RePublic
Luht Het & Power Company
Sif Vilny
Faasky
Wien
Indus
Seine
Arillinss
Eloubtless
Vera Ell
Sprite
Company 1 Prepared for Battalion and Federal Inspections
Co L at full strength with 62 enlisted men and 63 in some unit prepares for a battalion inspection on Saturday night and will undergo federal inspection on March 20 by Col Romp of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin —Company
VL. Romp
Philadelphia
Countess Fate Hinges on Court Hearing
Acting Secretary announced immigration authorities will not act further on Vera Countess of Canarsie Brigid. The U S District Court of New York will hear the case next week to decide whether she is entitled to a hearing before any removal action proceeds. The department’s policy favors temporary reprieve for pursuit of due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly United Pres
Washington
Pel
Shor Whhite
Vera
Canscarl
Sali
Hinpisael
United States District Poult
New York
Department
Fire Attacks Near New York Harbor Cause Major Loss
A large blaze near New York engaged authorities as a four-pipe emergency response saved valuable merchandise and prevented greater damage. The incident, triggering three alarms, harmed a barge captain’s wife and caused an estimated eighty thousand dollars in losses with fires threatening nearby areas along the North River. A second similar fire occurred earlier that morning, underscoring ongoing danger along the riverfront.
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United Press
New York
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