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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
3
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The piece attacks President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg for poor handling of Mexico and Nicaragua policy. It claims U S actions harmed Latin American goodwill, risking war and inviting criticism from influential newspapers. Kellogg’s tenure is labeled the worst in half a century, endangering peace.
The article discusses Charlie Chaplin facing divorce accusations and public scrutiny while urging fair treatment and presuming innocence until proven guilty. It also notes a West Point ruling lifting the no smoking rule for prom and dances, aiming to ease cadet embarrassment and showcase reform influenced by women.
Erie January 20 The city rejects Nickel Plate plans to eliminate water crossing in Erie. Streets and improvements director Eichhorn says the railroad’s grade crossing elimination program lacks justification amid opposition from the city. Eichhorn spoke with Nickel Plate chief engineer Harvey in Cleveland while Harvey was ill. The railroad, though active, plans no near term work in the city west of Peach Street.
Berlin Jan 20 Wilhelm Marx announced his inability to form a cabinet based on a coalition of middle Reichstag parties. He had resigned after a prior Reichstag defeat while Hindenburg kept him in office until Jan 1. Julius Curtius of the People’s party failed, and Hindenburg then named Manet to succeed himself.
Claims Bly's Cream Balm clears nasal passages in a minute, reduces hawking and headaches, relieves catarrh and dryness, and promises instant relief by applying a fragrant antiseptic cream in the nostrils. Ends with urging readers to get a bottle from their druggist.
A fragmented Washington story notes a senator named Caraway and garter fashion as a symbol of aging. It mocks political rhetoric and mentions clerks learning pronunciation after a presidential message, implying humor and social commentary.
Franklin plans a radio station broadcast next week from the Ritz Theatre stage. Announcer TL Armstrong and engineer F Johnson will present a demonstration tied to local talent and a government station WEBU. The event aims to reveal radio’s growing influence as a major U.S. industry and to spark public interest.
Nick Ginnings proprietor of the Vians hotel at 02 West Twelfth Street was robbed at gunpoint early Wednesday. Two men, described as armed, demanded his valuables including a big watch and $3 in front of the hotel. Police link the robbery to a separate break in at the Coke Company on Chestnut Street Tuesday night and warn that further danger remains as suspects fled toward the railroad tracks.
Funeral services for P Collins who died in Toledo were held Thursday at 6 30 a.m. at St Thomas Church with Rev M E Tracy officiating. The body was brought to the city for burial in the mausoleum awaiting better weather for interment at St Thomas cemetery. Attendees included C J Burkhardt Tom Ward Austin Licey John Eager Willia Matcney and John Foley with relatives from out of town.
Sailors and fishermen of northern Europe introduced sweaters into general society two generations ago. The knitwear gained traction as a durable universal garment, shifting fashion conventions and daily wear.
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