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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
1
Fragmented text appears to reference local election activity, a list of names and offices, and payment demands. Readable items mention Stone and El Corry with various roles, possibly treasurer or executor duties, and references to inspectors or trustees.
Democratic leaders plan to rally support for Wilson to defeat Ware in the Senate race as anti saloon league activity rises. United Press reports probe influence on primary strategy, with fundraising figures and key donations highlighted.
The improved road from Union City to Ti tugville nears completion with concrete work ongoing. The J D Devine Co holds contracts for paving and connecting streets at Union City as traffic may start this week and authorities anticipate opening the route to travel shortly.
A provisional ruling by United Prov PARI and allied delegates exiles Ateh El Ferlin, the captural Riffinn Sender, to Mudwartit. The forslim office unionneede today Thoin Heciman will not be final. Details remain extant and unclear.
Bid results show the Dubois firm scoring low on the Columbus Road upgrade project. Nerve County's Warren County bid was the only nearby contract included. about 100 bids were received for the statewide improvements. The J C Devine Company of Alliance Ohio previously won the paving contract for the segment between Latteville Panama road and Bear Lake village.
Lt Governor Swaney speaks before the Kiwanis Club at the hotel, praising American democracy and the nation’s founding principles. He warns against Bolshevism and stresses a strong, liberty-centered government amid turbulent times.
Iren M and Charles N Janes sue Harry J Chernin in Erie County Court over an automobile collision on the Perry highway south of Erie on June 11. The petition seeks $5000 to answer the suit plus medical expenses car repairs and damages for pain and injuries to Mrs Janes who was injured and hospitalized after the crash.
The condemned man Aguilera faced the garrote in a grim room as guards strapped him in. The rope and iron apparatus tightened with two full turns, causing a prolonged death that lasted about eleven minutes in front of judges and officials. He claimed innocence before dying.
John D Rockefeller reaches 87 at his Long Island home as family members gather for a quiet birthday. The morning papers note the multimillionaire's milestone with restrained public fanfare while he enjoys a calm, sunny day in the great spirits.
Rockefeller, the era’s wealthiest figure, celebrates his 87th birthday with nine holes at Pocantica on the schedule and a family dinner. A motor car ride and gifts of shiny dimes are noted as part of the day for the Rockefellers and Pocantica estate children.
Karenire Burke, a fugitive from Cuttaraugue, is suspected in the Rex Theatre safe theft. Authorities report he is being held in selibuy confinement at Little Valley jail for questioning on riots. Perkins remains at large as Burke’s moves stay undisclosed.
Federal authorities seized more than a million dollars in contraband liquor aboard two ships, the steamer Cretan and the British schooner Sim ner, as part of a blockade along Boston Harbor and Cape Cod. Arrests were made in Baltimore Philadelphia and Philadelphia linked to the shipments. The seizure on the Cretan occurred at Berry Wharf after the vessel evaded a government blockade.
Secretary Mellon tells a general press conference that Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews had not resigned. Andrews had asserted plans to quit this fall before departing for Europe, but he denied submitting a resignation. President Coolidge had already stated Andrews has no intention of resigning.
Pittsburgh July 8 1926 a university scientist from the Department of Bi p tics presents a table predicting seasonal weather patterns based on temperature data. The method aims to forecast upcoming warmth with a novelty tie to wine production as a cultural note.
A large audience flocked to the city for Circus Day featuring Miller Brothers Wild West and Far East Shows. The program included a parade and both afternoon and evening performances with acts from the 101 Ranch, The Cossacks, and other celebrated troupes, along with a grand wagon show and daring riders.
Erie county court records show a rising number of divorces under Judge William Hitt with thirteen divorces granted in ten days, signaling a sharp increase in marital dissolutions in the area. The Reno comparison underscores a nationwide spike in divorce activity during the period.
A damaged OCR narrative recounts the S-51 submarine salvage at the Brooklyn Navy Yard after a May raid in World War I. Rear Admiral Primkett orders the recovery of bodies and removal to the dock, as night ceremonies and taps mark the solemn event. A large naval force and hospital staff assist in lifting and securing the submarine and the crews.
New York stocks advanced with gains in the industrial group led by Back Tricks and American Smelting. Nickel Plate and C&O hit fresh record highs in the carrier sector, while Erie issues reflected optimism about the Van Sweringen proposal and GM and other giants posted strong profits.
Washington and New York report early mediation steps as wage talks stall the Interborough Rapid Transit dispute. Labor officials push for settlement while transit officials claim progress and vow to restore service amid ongoing road and elevated line disruptions.
An official denial states the United States will not market the seven billion dollars in Tuteren savings bonds under the debt settlement agreement. French debt approval could affect receipts, as opponents claim Germany pressures may push bonds to France for collection.
A revised expenditure list from the Senate Primary Investigating Committee shows totals for the Pennsylvania primary. William S. Ware reports 50 11 and 1 8 970.25 for Pepper and Pinchot spending. Pepper listed at 1 504 970.25 and Pinchot at 188 489.17.
Radio stations WNYC EDKA KPRO WEAR WRC WJ2 WGY present an evening lineup across time zones. Programs include anniversary specials and orchestral concerts from the Orpheus Club and Silvertown Orchestra with Central and Eastern Standard times noted.
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