Corry Evening Journal Publishing Details
The Corry Evening Journal is published daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa by A D Colegrove publisher. It is entered at the Corry Pa post office as second class matter with by mail rates of 500 dollars per year and by currier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week advertising rates are available upon application.
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West South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Currier
Democracy and Dictatorship in History of Europe
Fragmented text argues about dictatorship and democracy across Spain Greece Poland Hungary Portugal and others. Mentions one world war, rising extremism, and the balance of power with education, information, and society evolving toward democracy amid abuses. References to revolutions and shifting political influence.
FRanc and financial unrest cited in distant markets
The article discusses the Freeh franc fall against the dollar and the impact on French debt, noting signs of global financial strain. It mentions France's role in addressing debt obligations, the Bretton agreement context, and references to California market reactions and high quality low price merchandise in classifieds.
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France
Hilund
Washington
America
Creatinjy Venem
Twenty Years Ago News From the Journal Piles
Twenty years ago a drowning, an overturned wagon, and road work costs appear in a cluttered item. Names like Leaguely Parke and Joist Lambinge surface amid scattered fragments of reports on local happenings and a salary for road labor.
Wisconsin Solond Fight Over Seating Vare
In Madison United Press reports Republican leaders Gov Blaine and Sen Lenroot promise to oppose seating William Vare if he is elected to the Senate. Lenroot says he will vote against seating unless the committee evidence shows truth. Blaine states he opposes Vare, citing a prior pledge. Controversy unfolds over the special Senate investigation and publication disputes.
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United Press
Madison
William Vare
Perméyayia
I Wisconsine
Devine Lenin
Ard
John J Blaine
Vare
Senate
Blaine
Vin Making
Ayeritor
Lenroot
Sriaté
Face the Facts About Patent Medicines in Public Notice
A patient recounts trials with six doctors over four years for indigestion gastritis and other ailments. He endorses a simple preparation that relieves mucus entarrhal and inflammation of the stomach liver and intestinal tract claiming it cures many stomach and related issues. Sold everywhere through druggists.
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Powis
Mavr
Smyitariy
JO. Conyira
Five Guardsmen Injured in Wallfield Sham Battle
Five members of the Pennsylvania National Guard were seriously injured in a sham battle at Wallfield grounds. Troops from Pangadichey, Hoalsbury and Ayrong staged the exercise. Injured guardsmen included Lomb We Way, Harland, Gay Howser, Janyanda Pairiel, and Ray Webber, with burns, shrapnel wounds, and a shoulder injury reported.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Wallfield
Pangadichey
Hoalsbury
Ayrong
de Miller
Harland
Loippten
Ray Webber
Youth fatally wounded by police in Pittsburgh incident
A 15 year old, Andrey Thomas of West Tamestead, died after being shot by police during an attempted sighting with companions. Pauliman Josey Palmer, the shooter, remains under investigation as authorities confirm the fatal hospital death today.
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Frese
Pittsburgh
Pauuliman
Josey Palmer
Hom
Andrey
Thomas
West Tamestead
Circus Day Program and 101 Ranch Trains Arrive Thursday
The 101 Ranch Real Wild West and Great Far East trains arrive from Bradford Thursday morning. The world’s largest street parade leaves the show grounds at 11 o’clock, proceeding along Center Main First Avenue South Mill Main and Tuk to return. Performances begin with trumpets and spectacular lighting at 7 or 8? with 1200 performers. Side shows follow the parade. Grandstand and seating at Downey's Drug Store. Trains depart midnight and 1 a.m for Ene Pa.
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101 Ranch Real Wild West
Great Far East
Corty
Bradford
Penn
R. R
Paradi
101 Ranch Street
Center
Main
First Avenue
Mill
Tuk
Downey's Drug Store
Ene
Erie Youth Falls Into Lake and Drowns
Lily 7-Holeslaw Szymanski, 18, drowned in Presque Isle Bay at Parade Street docks late yesterday. He slipped and fell into the water while waiting with a friend who summoned guards. The body was recovered twenty minutes later.
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Erie
United Press
Rie
Lily
Holeslaw Szymanski
Presque Ise Bay
Parade Street
Szymanski
50th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated With Family
A fiftieth wedding anniversary was celebrated on Saturday at Dime Street with extended family from Oil City Erie Cambridge Springs East Branch Cleveland and other areas. The Maye family held their third annual reunion during the gathering with May presented a floral badge and heartfelt congratulations from relatives.
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Ot Dime Street
Oil Wily
Cambridge Springs
Erie
East Branch
Cleveland
Maye
Nyno
Badjien
Inquest to be Held Friday in Warren
An inquest is scheduled for Friday in Warren over the death of William Miller aged 46 from 13 Carver Street. Coroner Lowrey Sheriff Gros Chief Whaleden and District Attorney Eddy arrived at the scene with Police Chief Weaver and other officials to supervise the inquiry while suspects Taylor and Bloomquist are questioned.
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Warren
William Miller
Carver Street
Chestnut Grove
Hettie Bloomanist
Tel Ii
Petafiele
Bloom Quist
Taylor
Bloomquist
Lowrey
Gros
Eddy
Whaleden
Weaver
Youngville
Inquest Set For Friday At Court House
Fragmentary OCR notes show an inquest date and time to be fixed for Friday afternoon at the court house. The jury or panel is listed as Rev. L. Barnard, Fred Dinsmoor, D. Curtis Armstrong, Freemain Peterson, Rev. O W. Winch and John M Lyon.
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Oldark Hoon
Court House
Theniary
L. & Barnard
Fred Dinsmoor
D. Curtis Armstrong
Freemain Peterson
W. Winch
John M Lyon
Illinois May Take Volstead Referendum
A Volstead referendum petition in Illinois, sponsored by Democratic Senatorial candidate George E. Brennan, passed the 16000 mark at Democratic headquarters in Chicago. Many signatures came from downstate areas viewed as dry strongholds as the drive pushes toward next November.
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Chicago
Illinois
George E. Brennan
Sena
Man Near Death From Alcohol In Dunkirk
In Dunkirk a man identified as Joseph Burden of Richmond, a Cherokee, was found unconscious near a Leworthy filling station after drinking denatured alcohol. He was treated at a hospital and discharged Tuesday. Burden faced a suspended sentence on intoxication charges as authorities recovered a bottle labeled poison denatured alcohol with contents partially consumed.
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Dunkirk
Joseph Burden
Richmond
Harden
Rl Rahn
Pentner
Leworthy
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