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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1926
Page
3
Arthur Colegroves says second class mail matter is entered at Corry Pa port office. Subscription rates are five hundred dollars per year by mail. By carrier the rate is three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
In a Paris interview, Kory Clement denounced parliamentary democracy as dying and sickening. He argued that England and the United States must face the dangers of representation, warning that Mussolini’s dictatorship could worsen Italy’s political disease unless people participate in governance.
Emma E. Crook presents a biographical sketch of Benjamin West born Springfield Pennsylvania October 19 178 died 1820. A Quaker with early talent he painted portraits in Philadelphia and New York before studying in Italy aided by merchants. He became a member of Florence Bologna and Parma academies and served as Royal Academy president after 1702. His notable works include Death of General Wolfe Christ Healing the Sick Death on the Pale Horse Battle of La Hogue and Penns Treaty with the Indians. He died in London March 11 1820 and was buried at St Pauls Cathedral. two sons survived him.
Fayette County civil court sessions open Monday with about 150 cases listed. one case will be postponed to the March term of criminal court.
George Scherer must be transferred from the county home to the county jail for a period of W0 days after admitting to carrying liquor into the residence. He is fined $100. France eyes state football to recoup finances.
A fragmented Almanac style notice recalls twenty years of local events. Names such as Tarvey Clos and Misses Ethel Sinmins and Cynvhita Dean appear among various social happenings. A petition seeks to retain F. Mulkin as finals examiner while others plan moves and parties.
A one story frame broom factory burned today causing about 3000 dollars in damage. Patrolman Ryan nearby saw a man running from the scene as the fire spread and was quickly defused.
Peace returns after Conneaut transfers a $1000 check to Bo E Beardsley former police chief. Beardsley relinquishes all claims against the city after his appeal in Common Pleas court was upheld. He had sued for back pay during his resignation.
The Amargosa desert in eastern California near the Nevada frontier is commonly called Death Valley. It lies at its lowest point with ground levels about 27 feet below sea level.
Reading aloud drills and footrest breaks cited as boyhood study habits in the Sindusky Rexister piece, noting six variants to balance activity. The report portrays students using oral reading as a focus, while some rest their feet during breaks.
Erie County faces high jail provisioning costs after four years of noncompetitive buying. Commissioner Davis claims the purchasing committee failed to supervise and allow competitive bidding, costing thousands yearly. He urges oversight reform while the prison warden retains purchasing discretion. The county contoller and 126 member committee consider revising procurement procedures.
Cherry Creek, Jan 30. A Thursday evening blaze gutted the bakery operated by Harry Kuntz formerly of Jamestown, next to Tickner Mill on Main Street. Loss on stock and equipment is insured. building damage is estimated above The article notes uncertainty over insurance on the building and mentions owner William Dye?
United States Senator George W. Pepper will address the Donora Board of Trade at its annual banquet tonight, delivering remarks to local business leaders and civic figures in Donora.
Sunday evening radio lineup highlights WEAF with a four station hookup featuring contralto Schumann-Heink assisted by Florence Hardeman violinist. WOC Davenport and Little Rock. WCED Zion includes Zion Band and male quartet. WTIC Hartford to present The Symphonette Ensemble. Dr S Parkes Cadman with Sunday Men's Conference. symphony orchestra program at 0:45 PM eastern.
David Ginsburg aged 60 a recluse was found battered to death in a shack at Ogdensburg New York early this morning A hammer was used in the murder A vault containing a large sum of money remained untouched by the killer
In a Penn cafe in Pittsburgh a gun battle left one man dead and two wounded. Proprieter and waiters were involved as patrons fled the scene. The victim, BJ Reiss, 40, was shot through the lung. Ingen Civeley, 20, was shot in the rib area, and John Welsh, 25, was shot through the abdomen. All were reported in stable condition at Allegheny General Hospital.
Nicolas Janson introduced as a French printer and engraver who issued the Roman tune Me sel to Belating plane in Venice around 1470 and died in Venice about 1451.
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