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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1926

Page

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Tenor of Hotel Fire toll and cold wave woes

Eight perish and seven still missing in a major hotel blaze as a cold wave looms with a $10,000 fire loss reported. A tape at Allentown notes the disaster. meanwhile sub zero cold fails to arrive in some regions as forecasts predict rising temperatures in Pittsburgh Chicago and nationwide warnings of bitter conditions persist.

Allentown Promiauil Mercury King Winter Florida District of Columbia New W. C Hiroteman United States Chicago

Erie Hotel Fire Toll Grows With Missing and Dead

A Lafayette hotel fire in Allentown traps guests on upper floors as the toll rises. Six to seven may be dead, with multiple injuries including a valet and a night clerk. Fire crews search the smoldering ruins while rescuers pull survivors from windows and stairwells. Names of missing guests and a few identified victims are listed.

Allentown Jeno Tven Lafayette Anil Persting Tenowe Frémen Robert Pagley Ralphi Lehman Lehman Amoke James McKeever Allentown Morning Call Thotel Fegley John Siengenioos East Greenfield A. Bechholdt Belleville N. J George W. Ferry Philadelphia William Frederick Hazleton A. Jackson W. Gorsky Trenton Nunman Keiser Binghamton N.Y R. J. Charley Anton Turussay Tyhe Allenton Hospital Nov Janak Heroom

Col Coolidge Grows Weak

United Press reports from Plymouth Vermont that Col John Coplidge’s son Albert Gram says the President’s father is losing strength and growing weaker. Gram notes a possible danger but cites no immediate cause or prognosis.

United Press Plymouth Vermont Tan John Coplidge Albert M Gram Neidgewater Crim Jesus

Reopen Debt Negotiations Reported From Washington

United Press reports in Washington on January 28 that Francoise Ladys negotiators expect immediate talks with the United States over a one billion wartime debt. Secretary Mele Jon indicated a meeting date in the near term, with Berenger and other officials anticipated to attend. The parties aim to renew assurances and settle the financial dispute.

Washington Francois 1Ady United States Lenni Bereeger

Five Best Radio Features Highlight Orchestra Conductor

Radio wrap lists stations and programs including Eastern New York Symphony Orchestra with Walter Dani conducting. Mention of Hot Springs 1240 and Central Origin, with details on broadcasts by WEET WTAG WOO WAP and others. Also notes Parkes Gaiman's Men's Conference and international radio week events.

WOO WAP Wor Weed WSAL WIR WLIB Eastern New York Symphony Orchestra Walter Dani Sogeh RTHS Hot Springs Central Orgin WEEN WTAG WUAB Parkes Gaiman

Russell Case Jury Repeats Disagreement In Prohibition Case

Special to the Journal Elmira New York June 28 Prohibition Enforcement Agent Lewi Russell and co defendant Williams faced a federal conspiracy and extortion charge in Buffalo after prior mixed results. Jury reports indicated possible retrial and dismissal prospects, with Assistant US Attorney James A Cull signaling a retrial request amid ongoing disagreement among jurors.

Elmira N.Y Prohibition Lewi Russell Cony Rochester Palide Rochester Liquor Deutera Thuffalo

Allegheny River Ice Jam Paralyzes Western Pennsylvania

Severe ice jams flood the Allegheny River area with 16 miles of solid ice and high water around Franklin and Rend, forcing evacuations of 25 dwellings and isolation of towns. Rail lines on Erie and Pennsylvania systems face delays as tracks are submerged or blocked and river levels fluctuate overnight.

Franklin Erie Allegheny Foxen Jornal Branco Rend Erie Railroad Mendyille Oil City Pennsylvania Railroad

Referendum on World Court Urged by Senator Nye

Senator Gerald Nye introduces a resolution in Washington urging a national referendum on the World Court. The independent Republican from North Dakota argues the issue is vital to American policy and that Congress must decide after the people are fully informed. The Nye proposal, and critics including a newspaper editor, highlight fears of embarrassment and anger over U S adherence to the court.

Washington Gerald Nye North Dakota Ayeurhid Siarton United States Senate

Postmaster Whose Name Is Involved In Ohio Affair

An assistant postmaster in Washington Jat unknown date faced a $10,000 bond amid a broad U S government inquiry. The State Department ordered actions involving Copkouski of Steubenville and Maggerty the postmaster of Mingo Ohio. The report notes renewed concern over shortages and a tense political climate surrounding the figures named.

Haggerty United States Maggerty Fairhar Oni Mingo Ohio

Wave of petty burglaries at Union solved

Union City police say they halted a months long burglary wave after arresting John Showers and Kenneth Ramsay. The pair were caught entering the Jones and Gardner garage. Ramsay was shot by Special Officer Wales Prather during the getaway. Both youths pleaded guilty and were sent to reformatories.

Union City John Showers Kenneth Ramsay Tintinston William © Wirt LC Showerssind Rampdy Jones and Gardner Ramsay Wales Prather Chiir Company Erie W. E. Hirt Tal

Izaak Walton League Grows New Chapters Across Region

Harrisburg Jan 2 twelve new local chapters of the Izaak Walton League have been organized within the union, expanding total chapters to 30 and total memberships to 5000. New chapters include Herndon Balmatin Mt Carmel Sallins Grove Susanbury,Tamanua, Sharon, Of City, Clarion, and Titusville. Other chapters are reportedly planned in Mifflinburg Browneville McAlistenville Shamokin Trevorton and Middleburg.

United Press Harrisburg Tsask Walton Teague Tastmonn League Herndon Balmatin Mt Carmel Sallns Grove Suebury Tamanua Sharon of City Clarion Titusville Belie Mifflinburg Browneville McAlistenville Shamokin Trevorton Middleburg

Origin of Bad Blaze Remains Undetermined

In Corry the origin of a disastrous fire at Cyner destroyed the Henyink Brothers and Neckers grist mill and nearby warehouse, with losses estimated around 10,000. Guy Renninkt, a former Corry team rider, witnessed the blaze after leaving to fetch help, while Lavery Bennink was alone at the Bone mill when it broke out. The fire consumed the plant and caused significant property damage to adjacent buildings.

Los Cyner Henyink Brothers Neckers Lerts Guy Renninkt Corry Tean Togs Lavery Bennink

Phantom robber shoots way to freedom in Erie

A masked robber, believed to be the Phantom, fired a five caliber automatic at a bathroom window in the Dennis home on Ninth Street, wounding guard George Greener below the heart as Greener pursued him. The gunman escaped through the bathroom window and vanished before officers arrived.

Erie Bath David Dennis West Ninth Street Greener

Fining Squire to Serve Sentence in Malfeasance Case

Martin eet of Millbourne begins serving his sentence after losing appeals in the State Superior and Supreme Court. Yerkes, who sought ballot appeals, quietly surrendered to the jail warden for execution of his term as Judge Bassett awaited the surrender at 11. The jail records show Yerkes already in custody.

Media Martin Eet Ining Squire Millbourne Yerkes Alton Bassett Olctnok Court Jalors Yerkessene

Cardinal Mercier Dies After Prolonged Illness

Belgium's Cardinal Mercier, renowned for wartime defiance of German invaders, died today after weeks of illness. Physicians had warned of complications but the pontiff's passing came peacefully as mourners gathered and the nation entered a period of solemn tribute.

United Press Srussels Jan Cardinal Metcien Belgivan D. P.m Courigequein Lan Cardinal Hind

Miners Strike Negotiations Stall in Philadelphia

Philadelphia reports a renewed push to resume talks to end the anthracite strike but prospects dim after operators rejected the Lynett plan. Major Inglis denounced the plan as failing to meet requirements, and Lynett’s replies sparked further confusion about acceptance.

United Press Philadelphia BE. J. Lynett The Scranton Times Lynett Ingus Lynnett Plas Inglis

youths held for hold up in north side restaurant

Three highwaymen were captured and a fourth sought after the attempted holdup of William Schmitter’s restaurant on the North Side of Pittsburgh. The trio, identified as John Russell 21 Chicago Peter Spatafors 21 Youngstown and George Hurrell 28 Cincinnati, were jailed as suspicious demand. A fourth man escaped as police and patrols closed in.

United Prose Pittsburgh William Schmitter Etrance Schmitler Chiery Roy John Russell Chicago Peter Spatafors Youngstown George Hurrell Cincinnati

International Broadcast Week Signals Cross Ocean Tests

Radio fans in the city and worldwide await international week starting tomorrow night. South American and European stations plan tests for trans Atlantic broadcasting. If transmission conditions are favorable, programs will reach the United States in late evening hours. American stations will suspend broadcasts to avoid interference. Germany will air classical works from a world opera house in Berlin while England offers quartets and lighter music.

Germany State Opera House Berlin England

Fire destroys block in Monessen. $400000 in damage

A blaze in Monessen Pa early today leveled seven buildings and two garages in the original business district, with damage estimated at 400000. Several stores including Rogowitz tailor shop Pittshuteh Tinning and Rootie Co and M Gloya Women's store were destroyed, while the Grand Hotel rear and De Daye office building suffered minor damage and several rescues were reported.

United Press Monessen Monesseh Harry Rogowitz Pittshuteh Tinning and Rootiie Co. M Pittshuteh Tinning and Rootiie Co. M.'Gloya Friedland Alfa Grocery Abe Neyhouse Cohan Shoe de, Daye Grand Hotel

Sun Spots Reported At Allegheny Observatory

United Pron reports two sun spots visible without aid were observed at the Allegheny Observatory today. Observers note several more to be detected with a telescope as Femak C. Jordan, director, explains naked-eye visibility and forthcoming telescope confirmation.

United Pron Pittsburgh Allegheny Observatory Tere Imalef Gus Spe Femak C. Jordan Observatory

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Col. Coolidge Ani Orchestra Roraigr Pio Reain Russell Case Beerad Sikes James Rochester Owever Wie Jane Vera Russel Hirmira Kelly America UNION Izaak Walton League Zennink Brothers and Neckers Clymer Unite Cardinal Mercier Harrie & Ewing Cardinal Mercier Scranton Distrikt Cos International Broadcasting
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