Corry Evening Journal Notes on League of Nations Debate
A Corry Pa newspaper column criticizes Senator Hays and Republican leaders over League of Nations issues. It denounces unofficial outside interference in Senate matters and laments the party’s failure to unite on the treaty question. The piece questions loyalty to the people and cites figures Lodge Knox and other Republicans.
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Republican Party
League of Na- Hidus
Uedeoda
Republican National
Washington
League
Hays
Sam
Scnatore Lodge
Knox
Republicant National Committee
League of Nations
Robins
Sentence of shoplifters is revoked
Ere July to-day the court learned that the six month sentence in the Allegheny Workhouse imposed on six girl shoplifters has been revoked. Judge Whittlesey ordered the sentence to be reconsidered though it is likely only girls aged 16 or older are admitted to the workhouse and then only in special cases. Meanwhile six girls aged 15 to 20 occupy the county women’s ward with five other women under Sheriff Puxby. It is unclear whether the court will revise the sentence or allow the girls to go free.
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Allegheny
Whittlesey
Eric
Plans to Mark Site of Old Fort LeBouet in Pennsylvania
Arrangements by the State Historical Commission and a committee call for a formal marker at the old Fort LeBouet site. The plan, supported by Governor Sproul, aims to place markers across Pennsylvania to denote colonial refuges and places of defense, with several markers expected in coming years.
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Old Fort
LeBouet
Joe
Brig
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Amlinny
Guedmoe Sproul
Comiuission
Javill I
Community Building Efforts Grow in Tidioute Borough
A four member movement in Tidioute seeks to establish a community building after West Hickory to host all public gatherings and games. Plans drew support after a summer carnival, with funds being raised to finish the project and honor local workers and veterans.
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Tiligate
S—Baekel
Pnts
West Hickory
Sulyah
Miata
Wilthe Uiler Sousteuction
Humiteoil Follurs
One Touch of Wonder Promises Safe, Odorless Wonder Stone
Old marketing copy touts Sister Raffin's Wonderstoen as a harmless New York glossy soap-like disk. Endorsed by physicians, it claims quick removal with no odor and a money-back guarantee. Sold through Bellin's Wonderatoon Coy at 500 Bigth Avenue and Dowagy's Dig Store with a lighthearted sales push.
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Raffin
New York City
Twkey
Bellin’s
Wondaratoon Coy
Bigth Avenue
New York
Dowagy
Circus and riders headlining in Pleasantville historic tour
Amid a fragmented report from Pleasantville, prominent circus acts led by May Wirth promise a grand Ringling Brothers spectacle. A separate local accident near Goodwill Hillin involved workers near a timber mill when a boiler explosion disrupted operations and caused injuries.
Will Probe Alderman's Court At Erie
Erie July reports complaints about city governance. American Legion to investigate. Vice Chairman Guy Wagner seeks inquiry into alleged misconduct by three soldiers and will urge other officers and members to join the probe.
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Erie
Mya Poio Wad Vity
Will Oy
American Legion
Seevien Club
Guy Wagner
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Arthur Colngrove
Alaneon Crosby
Sarrior
Mudie
Lingue of Nations
Haya
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Ousagda
Attidioute
John Barrymore
Mason
Nheveo
Marguerite Clark
Iggs
Charlie Chaplin
the Bank
BIG Circus
Pleasantville
Faynone Geanil Opors
Shige Rooty
Militata
Ringling ‘Brothers 1
Burnin & Bailey
Miss Wirth
Congress of
Avon
Iholpars
Moninil Myoey
George McCunnon
Hieang
Trail
Wlox
Henderson Farm
Mtr
Lore Siauila
Goodwill Hillhin
Thilek
Tus Voller
Lorelisian
Dandrul
Jag Avalp
Ayider
Rad Fonobor
F, Amos & Co
Inde
U.s.radiator Co
the Roberts Shop
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