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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1928
Page
3
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Readable fragments reference Malcolm, Devereux and political actors in Ohio. Mentions a dominant party ayer oration and education policy. Details are unclear due to damaged text and misspellings.
Claude G. Bowers of the New York World electrified a Washington audience at the Jackson Day dinner during Inst. Week. He warned of official corruption, monopoly, and political manipulation, praising Jacksonian leadership and urging reform, while recounting recent scandals and moral decline in government. David Warren and family plan a Mayville visit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merkt leave for Corry after visiting relatives. Merkt on wedding trip.
Rodney Dutcher reports on Democratic National Committee mood in Washington with talk of Houston versus Kansas City as party heat rises. Governors, senators, and committee members discuss southern loyalty, provincial climates, and upcoming battles for the South in 1924 as Al Ritchie and Bruce Kremer are noted figures in the scene.
A four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hurley fell and broke her arm Friday. Mrs W J Joel at 205 Marion street hosted a pleasant surprise for their daughter Mrs A Fuller with games and music. The Corry Fair and Driving Park Association plans its annual meeting for Wednesday evening January 29.
A transcriptional note recalls the United States representation in the papal court from 1848 to 1808, highlighting a key diplomat who served as minister to the Vatican and resigned when the pope lost temporal power.
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A grocer paid $3.50 for a box of 156 oranges and sold them at 40 cents a dozen, losing six from each box. Calculate the percentage gain on cost by comparing revenue to cost. The solution uses the given figures to derive profit and rate of return.
One of the most enjoyable ceremonies in months was held Tuesday when Warren Commandery hosted twenty members of Warren Commandery at the Masonic Temple. The Red Cross and Malta orders were conferred on a candidate in the afternoon, with Temple work for five candidates in the evening. About eighty members from both commanderies attended, praising the elaborate preparations and successful degree work.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Harry Tones, 28, a Black man, shot in the back by an officer while fleeing after wounding Pearl Eustin, 25, in a home quarrel. Eustin likely to die. Also, Weed West alias Raymond Hawthorne, arrested in New Albany, Ind., on suspicion of complicity in the Aldine theatre holdup that yielded over $5,000.
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Venéan Cario lus Heinrick Blekarok a longtime music store proprietor on Pennsylvania Avenue West Warren and former James town merchant died Tuesday morning at his home on Jackson Street after a three month illness. Born in Hamburg Germany October 5 1867 he studied music in Riga and Hamburg before coming to America at 25. He worked for wholesale music houses in New York and later in Cincinnati and Warren where he helped found the Warren Conservatory of Music and once led its violin department.
Governor Fisher orders a statewide anti vice crusade in seven coal field counties led by state troopers. The four hundred mile front targets roadhouse rings and alien offenders with swift justice and deportation, amid a prior lack of local state police detachments in Shamokin area. Chambers push Armory project expansion in Erie with local officials referring to state commission action.
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