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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1926
Page
1
Fragments describe a hospital setting with a young nurse in a distressing accident. The text mentions a ward, a patient named Mae, and references to injuries, clothing catching fire, and a clinical scene. Details are fragmented but imply a serious incident in a hospital wing.
In a congested scene from Harrisburg, flooding hits Franklin as the Allegheny overflows, with regional impact described amid political maneuvering over the Wabash Service Commission and broader anthracite legislation. The piece notes state legislators debating commissions, hearings set for January 27, and the involvement of figures like John T. Lewis and Governor Pinchot in shaping policy.
Merchants will hold a meeting in the Manueliyal building quarters in the morning. The Kentilers Division and all members are urged to attend a special effort to organize post winter events and preparations.
The article reports Rev. M. S. Ashton’s unsuccessful search for an honor guest at the Sparta Youth Fine Banquet. It outlines the disrupted program, a farewell to Kee Mi Aditon, and references Mitchell missing since a prior engagement, with ties to local figures and venues in Sparta.
A woman was detained as a grand jury matter was underway. Officers reported transport to a city jail after questioned at a residence on the west side. The full details remain unconfirmed as investigations continue and no formal charges were released.
John L Lewis and United Mine Workers officials were summoned to present their case as Senator Woodward announced the bill’s advance in the suite Senate. Harrisburg reports note miners and union leaders prepared for the next stage in the contentious debate.
California Senator Johnson denounces the World Court proposal as idle and futile advancing a swash of arguments against the League of Nations and the court. The debate features other senators from South Carolina and Pennsylvania as the chamber tackles the issue.
The committee of experts appointed last May by the Surgeon General of the United States Public Health Service reported today that the sale and distribution of ethyl gas should be controlled by precise regulations and meticulous care. The prolonged investigation found serious health concerns requiring careful handling and attested to the need for proper temperance and enforcement.
A laymen evangelistic campaign is planned in Union City and nearby areas. The event mirrors successful programs in other cities with sermons in English and Swedish, a union church dinner, and a gathering to finalize plans for a winter outreach targeting multiple denominations.
Rotary members discussed sending a delegation to the international convention in Denver on June 17. Erie High School basketball sponsor James Lewis sold season tickets, and Lew Briggs and MS Ashton attended as guests. Directors meet Thursday night at Hotel Cory to transact important business.
The Pennsylvania Legislature seeks authority to settle the anthracite strike through mediation or arbitration. Officials propose a government mediation board and call for swift action to ease public hardship and prevent extended disruption.
Washington reports indicate William Mitchell may resign his Army post rather than accept a secret military suspension for criticizing Air Service administration. The Army reviewing Board prepares to send the case to Secretary of War Davis and President Coolidge, with action expected within days.
Report from Union City describes a skeleton found amid a city fire, with officials unable to verify details. Telephone tips indicate authorities hold information, while a longstanding tax collector disappearance from two to three years ago appears linked but remains unsolved.
Mrs. Albert Coon was arrested by Night Patrolman Ruppersberger on street walking charges and fined 10 dollars plus costs after arraignment before Police Magistrate Porter. Several complaints prompted the arrest. the case followed an evening detainment. Miss Dora Bennett traveled to Bronte with her mother Mrs Florence Hennett for the semaindler of the well. Mr and Mrs Summer Bentley left for Buffalo to visit their daughter Mrs Harold Patterson and family. Mrs Franke Say and daughter Shearaldine went to Union City to visit Mr and Mrs Joseph Anderson.
Twenty applications for the street commissioner post. Names listed include Frank Parsgas and Edward Jar Knutin. City actions cover deputy supervisor finance role, new street lights on Delaware and Barr Columbus, and health board staff pay. ongoing street and nuisance discussions and relief measures.
Washington report says the Aluminum Company of America will appear before the Federal Trade Commission next February to answer alleged antitrust charges. FTC Chairman Nugent testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee, noting the commission voted to issue a complaint naming Melton as principal stockholder under the Sherman Act sections 2 and 5.
President will sign the revised federal tax reduction bill after adjustments. The measure lowers total revenue impact from 80 million to 360 million dollars, as reported by United Press.
Heavy bombardment continues toward Pekin as Gen. Chang Tso-Lin presses his Manchurian advance. He attacks remnants of Kuo Sung-Lin’s forces while attempting to erode Chang’s power in Manchuria.
A small fire on East Main Street near Girlock Issihatht caused minor damage before being extinguished. The Mantuwit family, upstairs at the time, escaped unharmed. Mrs Wo Hawley visiting in the city left for Sherman after the blaze. Mrs Wrank Milomes planned a trip to Clarion to visit her mother Mrs AT Bartoy.
A radio listings snippet highlights tonight's program of five best features across WJZ New York WGY Albany KGO Oakland WBZ Boston KYW Philadelphia KDKA Pittsburgh and WRO Omaha. It notes Phantom Dinner at MIT and a 8 PM Eastern joint music program with WEAF hookup across thirteen stations and a Central program from WLW Cincinnati.
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