Corry Evening Journal Adverts and Publisher Details
The Corry Evening Journal lists the publisher as Arthur Colegrove with offices in Corry and New York. It shows mailing details, circulation rates via mail and carriers, and notes advertising rates available upon application.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
New York ‘Tribune
Eng
Chicago Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
No Faith in Pledges Drives Erie County Bond Debate
Erie County voters favor addressing current obligations with a new bond issue rather than piecemeal tax hikes. They fear repeated short term debt and doubt pledge reliability, urging strict controls to prevent further borrowing while signaling reluctance to authorize more bonded debt.
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Erie County
Tria County
Board of County Commissioners
Are You A Thoroughbred Editorial Sparks Business Courage
An editorial from the Yarmouth Mass Ragister argues the nation's weakest link is mindset during crises. It cites Rockefeller, Carnegie and Frick as examples of perseverance turning panic into profit, comparing business leaders to thoroughbred horses that keep moving beyond limits.
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Yarmouth
Mass
Ragister
Which & Journal Reader
America
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Andrew Carnegie
Andy
Henry Clay Frick
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
A 1912 look back recaps Mayor C. L. Alexander’s annual message praising city improvements and recommending current-season work. The edition notes the Equitable Life Insurance building fire in New York with seven deaths, plus local items: Harry Parker and Warren Steen pledge nine-on-Aside mustaches, Ralph Bingham’s audience, Knights of the Maccabees install officers, Claude Rhodes moves to Erie, James Bracken resumes studies at Riverview Military Academy, W. N. Rhodes family travels to Daytona, and Eli Barlow’s business trip to New York City.
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C. L. Alexander
Harry Parker
Library Theatre
Warren Steen
Johnstown mayor suspends police chief in 19 day action
United Press reports in Johnstown Pennsylvania that Mayor Edward McCloskey moved to suspend Chief Charles H. Briney for 19 days starting at 4 pm. Briney, chief for twenty years, has not resigned despite the mayor's demands and may face dismissal on return to duty. Briney is eligible for retirement under the pension plan.
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United Press
Johnstown
Hdward
Eddie McCloskey
Charles H. Briney
Briney
McCloskey
Binney
Mix
First Baptist church organized in Carry
Carrier city record notes the date of organization for First Baptist church in Carry, listing the founding event and local ecclesiastical development on page 7.
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First Baptist Church
Carry
Lake Superior
Galveston
Viceroy of
India
Johnson Street
Tira
Man Wanted in 1923 Erie Bank HoldUp Nabbed
Fred McGann alias Milton Brion arrested in Jersey City on a Erie 1923 Lincoln Bank holdup charge. Authorities say he helped seize about 13000 from the cashier after Mayor William took office. Sheriff Davis notified, case sent to District Attorney Graham for action.
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Fred McGann
Milton Brion
Jersey City
Lincoln Bank
Erie
Pred McGann
Parade Streets
Millard L. Davis
Mortimer E. Graham
McGaw
Joseph C. William
McGann
Tria
Hey
San Cura Ointment Promises Quick Healing For Burns
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a rapid relief and healing remedy for burns, cuts, and skin ailments, claiming antiseptic benefits and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It promotes San Cura Soap for scalp cleansing and dandruff control with affordable prices and free samples offered through Thompson Medical Co.
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San Cora
Thompson Medical Go
Titusville
County salary board to set wages Monday evening
Erie county wage cuts loom as the salary board meets at 7 p m Monday January 11 to fix the year pay scale. Harvey M Wills says decreases are unlikely and the discussion will include Emmett Parker tax collector and staff pay plus Harry Russell clerical wages. Parker may receive 3600 to 4000 with assistants at 2400 and two clerks at 1200. Russell’s salary remains undetermined, observers guessing over 2500.
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Brie
Erie County
Harvey M. Wills
Emmett Parkeer
Harry Russell
Parker
Qvill
Russell
Ashville Man Found Guilty In Crash Case
Judge Al an B. Bargar found Robert Wellman of Ashville guilty of operating an automobile with defective brakes after a collision at Washington and West dedic streets. Wellman pleaded not guilty and was ordered to appear for sentencing next Tuesday. Also tried were Leonard Johnson who pleaded guilty to petit larceny for stealing $45 and papers from his father, and Walter A. Bailey held for grand jury on second degree grand larceny after waiving examination.
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Jamestown
Alan B. Bargar
Robert Wellman
Ashville
Wellman
Clayton
Michael
Lombardo
Lakewood
Leonard Johnson
Euclid Avenue
Gust Johnson
Monroe County
Johnson
Hay
Elmira State Reformatory
Walter A. Bailey
Pine Hii
Mayville
Oil City Man Recovers From Suicide Attempt
A 52 year old Oil City man, Bankenski of 111 Spruce Street, is improving at Oil City Hospital after a Thursday afternoon throat wound at risk from self harm. He had been idle for nearly two years and unable to meet several payment demands, which authorities say led to his attempted suicide.
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Spruce Street
Oil City
Bankeki
Bankski
Heaven on Earth at Rex Sunday feature
Lew Ayres stars in Heaven on Earth opening at the Rex Theatre tomorrow. The drama follows a Mississippi River life tale where a young man learns his parents are poor white trash and returns to his village, culminating in a fierce riverfront dispute. Based on Ben Lucien Burman's Mississippi.
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Lew Ayres
Heaven On Earth
Rex
Mississipppi
Dr Kane Recovers After Self Operation
Dr Ryan O Neil reports that Dr Kane rests comfortably at Icane Summit Hospital after a second major operation on himself. He underwent a hernia operation and previously on February 1, 1921 performed his own appendectomy. A bulletin says Kane suffered pain overnight but is brighter and expected to fully recover. Hospital attaches call the self operation a complete success.
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Kane
Ryan O'Neil
Icane Summit
Kane Hal
Qvell
Tetsu
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Entertainment
Listings summarize NBC and CBS network broadcasts for Sunday including WJZ NBC Symphonic hour at 1:15, WABC CBS Philharmonic at 3:00, Nat ional vespers, WEAF NBC opera hour at 6:30, and Adventuring with Count von Luelk ner at 9:30.
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WJZ
NBC
WABC
CBS
New York
WEAF
Count von Luelkner
Insurance suit verdict in Reeves case finalizes payout
Erwin G Reeves won a suit against The Standard Fire Insurance Co for fire damage and furniture loss from a home destroyed by an explosion two years ago. The award totaled 5200 including 200 interest, with house insured at 4000 and furniture at 1000. The defense claimed destruction by explosion rather than fire.
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Gany
Erwin G. Reeves
She Standard Fire Insurance Company
Reeves
Trenton
N. J
Lie Reeves
Insurance Company
Worker crushed under boiler at plant death in Butler
Raymond Moore a 27 year old man from Chicora Pa died after being crushed beneath a boiler being installed at the Karna City plant of the Pennsylvania Retinlig Company. He died in an ambulance en route to a hospital. He was married three months ago and leaves a son his parents five brothers and a sister.
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Butler
Raymond Moore
Chicora
Yiterday
Karna City
Pennsylvania Retinlig Company
Moore
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Equitable Life Insurance Company
Ralph Bingham
The
Knights of the Maccabees
C. C. Schrock
Frank Koehler
Cleveland
Eagle Street
Claude Rhodes
James Bracken
Riverview Military Academy
Poughkeepsie
W. R. Rhodes
Center Street
Daytona
Pla
Eli Barlow
New York City
Erie Bank
Condra Pharmacy
Bargar
REX Sunday
Mississippi
Ben Lucien Burman
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Congoleum
North Center Street
Sis
Rosg
Gornell University
Model Omry Co
Fenna
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