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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1928

Page

3

All-Round Peace Treaty Idea Sparks 1908 Debate

Twenty years ago this column recalls a proposed universal peace treaty where the United States would outlaw war through arbitration, inviting France and others to join. Critics in Britain and France weighed in, noting U S actions in Nicaragua while pondering a League of Nations style system. The piece also mentions local social events and a public sewer system report by Corry’s engineer.

Wrathe United States George Mulderiele Marin Street Ebele France Brande Britain Uncle Sam Nicaragua League of Nations

County Parole System Shows Fine Results

A 1927 annual report to Judge Hounter and Willem shows fewer parolees. The county program supervised 42 men and 7 women on parole, with low revocation and many cases settled out of court. The probation department aided offenders toward honest work and avoided harmful associations.

Dundon Brin Marald Une Don Rainty Arteer Hounter Willem Hirt Dunston Abott Davidon aAid

Clymer mail carrier nearly drowned in icy creek

Pindley Lake New York January 7. A mail carrier named Clymer French Greek rode through ice on a ford and was knocked from his horse by three large ice cakes. The current was strong but he managed to cling to life, aided by Howell.

Pindley Lak N.Y Jan Toni Kere Mall Fon Clymer Jce Howell

Two Die In House Fire Near Bradford

A frame dwelling owned by Mrs. Amund Pitch near Bradford burned to ashes during an early morning fire. Mrs. Pitch died after rescue from the burning building. A roomer, James Hinuth, 75, is believed missing and presumed dead in the ruins. Frank Harrington broke in to rescue Mrs. Pitch, risking his life as flames prevented further entry. Five men planned to search the wreckage for Hinuth and the missing man believed to be in the debris.

Dan T Hild Amunds Pitch Babcock Ernsford Fitch Ater James Hinith Bradford Harrington Ashesmith Mrs. Pitch Smith

Game of Correct English by W. L. Gordon

A compact excerpt from a historical learning page listing multiple choice and fill in exercises on English usage. It poses questions on sentence structure pronunciation spelling and vocabulary with scattered garbled fragments and example answers. The section reflects archaic language pedagogy and instructional formats.

W. L. Gordon

Tragic case highlights artificial respiration limits

In November 16 year old Al ma Overgard of Oconto Nebraska suffered paralysis and stopped breathing. For 36 days relatives assisted respiration without success, until her energy faded. The article notes artificial respiration has saved some lives and urges continued use as a medical adjunct.

Alma Overgard Oconto Neb

Look and Learn 1 Answers to Yesterday's Questions

Yesterday's questions cover historic identifications and mythic heroes. The two great Hebrews linked to Egypt are Moses and Joseph. Among the three races, white yellow and negro, whites are the most numerous. In mythology the chief hero of Athens is Theseus. The most noted poem idealizing the American Indian is Hiawatha. Yokohama is in Japan.

Egypt Athens Bat Indiana Yokohama Phe Burro Cathedral of Rheims Alexander Pope Robert Bruce William Walelace Denmark

Idle workers on increase in Warren factory layoff

Warren reports a rise in idle workers as about two store employees were laid off this week from a leading furniture factory in the borough. Officials kept the reasons for the suspension private as unemployment rises this winter.

Warren Borugh

Problem in property tax and percent calculation

A reader's tax puzzle states a house worth 7200 with a tax rate of three fourths of its value. The answer asks for the percentage of the house value taxed. The explanation mentions dividing 18 44 by 4 8, inverting and simplifying, to reach the result. The fragment reflects a math problem from a bygone era.

Mook Named County Solicitor in Surprise Vote

Attorney Harold F. Mook was appointed county solicitor after a series of nominations and rejections at a county commissioners meeting. Joseph Rogan, chair, pressured for Gifford’s reappointment but failed to secure votes. Mook, law partner of Carlton Randall and former American Legion commander, takes the post amid late tensions.

Hace Tan Attirney Harold F. Mook Priday Charles R. Laws Allin MacLean Joseph Rogan P. ¥. Gifford Gifford Rogen Davis Mook Edward Murphy McLean Carlton Randall American Legion Officers Reserve Corps Avitation

Erie Murder Suspect Sought in Requisitions

Erie authorities seek Joseph B. Ware, held in Buffalo, for the murder of Paligring Corde during a burglary at his home. Frances Lee is wanted in Philadelphia for the murder of Lea Docle last month and held in New York City. Governor Wisher asked to issue two requisitions to return them.

Harrisburg Wisher Friday New York State Pennsylvania

Catherine de Medici and her royal family connections

Catherine de Medici was the wife of King Henry II of France and mother to three sons, including Francis II and Henry III, shaping French royal politics. The note links her to Henry II and Charles II, reflecting dynastic alliances and succession concerns.

Catherine He Medici Points Gut Liberty Henry 11 Branels Charles II Henry

Opportunity Club to Meet at Home for January Session

The Opportunity Club plans a regular meeting Monday evening in January at the home of Mrs. Robert Olt with hostesses Mrs. Don Kincaid and Mrs. Frank Cole. Reports from committees will be given and all members are urged to attend. AUTOTST KILLED MONONGAHELA Pa Caldwell 82 died when his auto struck a pole along the highway between Monongahela and Donora. Police report his skull was crushed.

Opportunity Club Robert Olt Don Kincaid Frank Cole Monongahela Caldwell Donora

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