Corry Evening Journal publication details
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa. D Colegrove publisher Arthur Colegroves. Entered at Corry Post Office as second class mail matter by mails 500 dollars per year. By carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on request.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry, Pa
D. Colegrove
Corry
Onrfier
World Court debate in Senate stalls Coolidge cautious stance
Proponents push for World Court ratification as opposition hardens led by Dawes and Blease. Critics call President Coolidge cautious, while some senators fear reputational damage and push for a decisive stance amid partisan maelstrom in Congress.
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United States
Senate
Coolidge
World Court
Dawes
Gauri
Cole Blease
Southaroina
Blease
Minstrels entertain at Erie event with invited editors
Journal files recount a January 26 1908 gathering where Baglstrqueted participants of a local minstrel show were welcomed by editors of the Leader and Journal. The scene describes a generous host offering ample provisions and a late evening setting with tables arranged for diners and performers.
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Erie Mote
Leader
Saeder
Bank Failures Draw Attention in Harrisburg Scene
A Harrisburg dispatch outlines widespread concern over bank failures in Pennsylvania. It notes hearings on the State banking department and calls for tighter controls, with references to recent bank collapses in Allegheny and related investigations and speeches by banking officials.
Motive questioned in assault on Jamestown physician
Dr James F Vallone Jamestown physician and former resident of Burk and Freeport was attacked Thursday night by unidentified assailants. Vallone, injured but stable, is expected to recover barring complications. His brother Frank Vallone reports the motive and denies reports he carried a revolver. suggestion cited about him using a taxicab at night for safety.
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Karolyi
Chicago
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Frank 2. Evans
Allegheny County
John A. Bell
Bett
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Hank Taikues
Hanking
Peter G. Cameron
Baminig
Poamerg
Aehoe
Dunkirk
James F Vallone
Jamestown
hRirke
Free Ona
Prank
de Valone
Fascist Coup Threat Reported by Berlin Agencies
Berlin January 20 United Press reports the Herliner Heldung warns that fascist organizations plan a coup against London with possible occupation and disarmament by squads. Police say they have been informed of the alleged plot and investigate seriously.
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United Press Berlin
Herliner Heldung
Am Mittag
Uint
Lonviniaw
Retin
Anc Disarmament
Potiog A4
Sagretiadile
Polive
His Castle In Amiin's Bolls Onsite Bachelor Housekeeper
In a fragmentary item from the Wayne News Senttuol, a bachelor housekeeper is described within a local setting. The wording is incomplete but implies a domestic or community scene centered on an individual associated with Amiin. The text is partially readable and lacks full details.
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Amiin
Andy Wort
Wayne News Senttuol
Clymer Man Sues for Damages Over Pine Street Garage Case
In a breach of contract action filed in county court at Mayville, Bruese J Caflisch sues Pine Street Garage owner Sheridan Wallace alleging negligence in repairing Caflisch’s car. The case says the vehicle remained four months at Jamestown and then at Pine Street Garage with ongoing engine trouble, seeks $105 in repairs plus damages.
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Mayville
Jnn
Bruese J. Caflisch
Clymer
Plairinif
Pine Street
James
Conirtelore
Carlisoh
Justice's Court
Edmunds of
Catfisch
Maffisch
Jamestown
Brokerage Firm Cadigan and Nison Faces Bankruptcy
Owl City reports a voluntary petition in bankruptcy to be filed for the firm of Cadigan and Nison. J A Nixon of Titusville confirms the action and notes the likely Pittsburgh filing. The firm’s troubles follow the death of senior partner Cadigan after a yearlong illness.
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Owl City
Cadigan and Nison
Stat Brokers
J. A. Nixon
Titus Ville
Pittsburgh
Nixon
Bho J. Codigan
Brent Street
Motive for free entertainment ends with selfish motive
A fragment from the Washington Star quotes Uncle Ben noting that a man who offers free entertainment may seem generous at first but later reveals a selfish motive. The piece hints at a twist in the giver's intentions.
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Uncle Ben
Washington Star
Corry Father Receives Custody of Two Children
In Erie on January 26 James I was awarded custody of Evelyn Hal 11 and Nova Cal 7 after a hearing against his former wife Esther Tall Taggert. The court found the children had been living with Effie Lewis near Columbus, and ordered their return to the father. Attorneys Ritchie T. Marsh for the father and Edward Murphy and Emmet Wilson for the defendants appeared.
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Erie
James I
Ally A Corry
Evelyn Hal
Novae Cal
Evie Mintyend
Esther Tall Taggert
Vand Williams Taggert
Hisband
Weeleyville
Rowler
de Idle
Tistland
Effie Lewis
Columbus
Deny Clarion Man New Trial
In Pittsburgh on January 24 1918 Judge RM Gibson denied a new trial in a trespass case brought by Warren Ry Mahoney against four Chinese residents. The jury acquitted Oliver L Christensen Bruno Bayl Osiah Jameson and Fred Miller as the defense argued the saloon conflict involved draft contingency near Camp Lee and New Jersey motel site.
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Freon
Pittsburgh
Jan
Mahney
Claro Chinens
Wave Erbutved Selien
Oliver 1 Cniberison
Brunke Bayil
Oseh Jameson
Pred Miller
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