Local Post Office Rates and Mail Terms at Cony Pa
Fragmentary item states mail rates at Cony Pa with 6.00 per year by mail and per week cents by carrier. Advertising terms to be made known on application.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1927
Page
3
Industrial accidents decline amid rising motor traffic concerns
The report notes a broad drop in accidents across states led by Ohio with 778 fewer incidents in April year over year, mainly due to machinery safety. Yet motor vehicle incidents loom as the era’s sharpest transport danger, driven by more cars, careless driving, and road engineering limits, presenting a long fight for safety and infrastructure improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
World motor car leadership and future export prospects
The Commerce Department data shows 27.09 million vehicles in use worldwide with the United States at about 80 percent. Britain, France, Canada, Australia, Germany, Argentina, and Italy trail in ownership. The piece argues for strong export potential as production catches up with demand and peacetime growth resumes globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Department
Motor Coiins
United States
Canada
Australia
Germany
Argentina
Italy
A Valuable Lindbergh Prize Check Described as Artwork
A New York man creates a $25 000 to $26 000 Lindbergh prize check prized for its artistry. The illuminated sheepskin note, 9 1/2 by 8 1/2 inches, features Spirit of St Louis imagery and historic engraving. It bears plans to honor Charles A. Lindbergh with a signature and may become a museum piece or hotel display relic.
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Lindbergh
New York
George Washington
Spirit of
St Louis
Ameria
Donon
Onevof Mt
Provident Coolidge Catches Trout With Worms And Violin
A report notes Provident Coolidge catching trout using fishing worms and incorporates an unusual scene of violin music during the outing. A northern angler claims the catch is completed by worm juicing from the ground as night falls. The view-president is depicted as potentially losing his violin in the process.
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Provident Coolidge
Saya Cay
Ajax Works showcase new concrete method in Corry project
Twenty years ago report notes Ajax Iron Works presenting up to date concrete building techniques to Corry with rapid erection records as a new Washington Street extension proceeds under Supt Clarence Roy. A buggy runaway injures Alonzo William near Curry while others attend races in a light crowd. Harry Miller returns from Rochester for the event. Nine and Mrs Varisaut shn and Master Alitet depart for Silas Texas. Burke family from Rochester visit relatives as Burke recovers from a hand injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax Iron Works
Corry
Washington Street
Clarence Roy
Walsh Police Chief Ousted by Citizens League Standstill
Pittsburgh July 9 A standstill in the Citizens League bid to oust Police Chief Peter P Walsh prevailed today as Mayor Charley Kling was out of town after league spokesmen urged his removal. League investigators cited many vice resorts they say the police overlooked, implying Walsh knew of them but allowed them to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Saute Crea
Pittsburgh
Citizens League
Peter P. Wash
Charley H. Kling
Viesorusading
League
Walsh
Greensburg Man Held Over Car Theft Charge
Walter Purtsport? purts? Howard Smith, 26, of Greensburg Pennsylvania, ordered held for court on a larceny charge after arrest by Northside police. Smith claimed to be an agent for William Kings executive secretary of the Citizens League but admitted he had never worked for the league. He was described as a crest ed whist townsman in the stolen coupe of Howayland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walved
Ron Purtshurot
Tully O
Harry Smith
Greensburg
1. M. Hough
Northside
Smit
Willians
Kings
Citizens” Leagues
King
Smith
League
Thermometer Teleana Describes Fire Signal Temperatures
Researchers describe a method using a thermometer gauge to determine ambient heat levels when smoke is absent. The process involves controlled fire exposure and observation of temperature thresholds to infer environmental conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Capitol life notes flash back to temperance posters
Sidelights on life in the capital reveal renewed temperance activity led by the Anti Saloon League and the Methodist Board. They revive old cartoons urging prohibition, depicting the “Compromiser” welcoming beer and light wines while a lurking gang labeled Saloon Keeper, Dope Fiends, The Old Soak, Criminal, Poverty aims to wreck the family.
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Anti Saloon League
Methodist Board of Temperance
Prohibition and
Public ‘Morals
Wtmest
Toler Barleycorn
League
Methodist Board
Jawn
Pst
Warner
Wheeler
Jong
Papa
Mama
Compromiser
Shassy
Woman killed in accident caused by husband
Ridgway July 9 Mrs Josephine Colle wife of P J Colle of Caledonia Pa killed instantly at a woodchuck hunt when a shotgun blast fired by her husband through a fence glanced and struck her in the head. Averiner’s inquest at Weedville found accidental death with a jury of six.
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Ridgway
Josephine Colle
Petjx Colle
Caledonia
Sos
Averiner
Piclock
Bobi Haskins
Luhr
J. G. Wilson
Michell
Bateman
A. R. Turley
Rex B. Gray
Albert G Brehm
Foreman
Weedvile
Mr. Calle
Busy Days at Dunkirk Plant Delays Prompt Vacations Postponement
At the Dunkirk plant production delays prompted postponement of all vacations. The four day work week continues for now while some schedules advance. Officials say no new orders are expected beyond rumors, with ten large engines for the Denver Rio Grande/Southern in focus and General Manager Marty Swoyer reportedly absent.
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Dunkirk
Ordée
Foundation
Marty Swoyer
Denver
Rio Grande
Southern
New York Mystery Revealed From Pool of Dismembered Parts
Police in Bat tery Park recovered bundles of a young woman's remains found wrapped in clothing near a kiosk. Detectives described severed limbs, one part above the ankle and another near the thigh, wrapped separately. They ruled out a medical student prank as they investigate the case.
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New York
Battery Park
Krudner
George Thughes
Classified Ads Furnish Rooms and Furnish the Roomera
Readable classified line notes rooms to rent and furnishing needs. Offers furniture and decor items for rental or sale. Includes brief terms and contact prompts for interested buyers or tenants.
Make Your Life Insurance Do What You Intend It To Do
Through life insurance you can provide for your family, insure an income for your self in old age, educate your children, pay off your mortgage and protect your business.
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Equitable Life of Town
Aty River's Beginning by Dubibe Fragmentary Origin
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Aty River's Beginning by Dubibe, tracing origins in tro srmil Atrenmn and the Bros end tha Brigach, dated the 8oth Klope of the Schwitzs. The text mentions the Bleck forest in the mountainous region of north west Germany near Badet.
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Aty
Dubibe
Deputy Jack Applebee Relates Prisoner Transport Trials
Erie deputy sheriff Jack Applebee discusses the difficulties of moving prisoners to the Western Penitentiary and workhouses. He recalls incidents of riots, near escapes, and the challenges of supervising inmates both male and female, noting attitudes vary from remorseful to defiant.
Blaze at Harrisburg Destroys Warehouse and Home
A large single story warehouse, one dwelling, and three outbuildings burned in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. The McCurdy family awoke to flames forcing them to flee in night clothes as a bus on a nearby siding burned. The warehouse stored tar paper, roofing materials, oils, and other supplies, with loss estimated well over (amount not stated).
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Harrisburg
Robert McCurdy
McCurdy
Applyby Brothers
Whittaker
Four Overcome In Fire At Homestead Amid $15,000 Loss
Fire swept four buildings in Homestead early today. Four men were overcome and ten residents fled in night clothes to the street. Damage was about $15,000. The victims include Josephus 46 Braddock emergency man for Duquesne Light Co Edward Horgan 27 hoseman Central Fire Station Homestead Hermie Sambeli 29 hoseman Second Ward Fire Station and Rolland Calvin 8.
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Homestead
Josephus
Braddock
Duquesne Light Go
Edward Horgan
Central Fire Station
Hermie Sambeli
Second Ward Pire
Rolland Calvin
Trustees Named to Oversee Brotherhood Finance
In Cleveland on July 2 the board of trustees to supervise the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers finances was announced. Named trustees include S. H. Ruf, assistant chief engines and former bank president. W. A. Van Pelt, president of the Pittsburgh Kansas Loan and Finance Company. and J. McDerreadld, president of a labor bank in Great Pale ment.
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Cleveland
Car Goes Over Bank Injuring Two In Pennsylvania
Tarentum Pennsylvania July 9 United Press Watson 2 and John Cups 28 both from Vandergrift were removed to Allegheny Valley Hospital after their car plunged over an embankment near Frozen Hollow early today. Watson suffered a fractured skull cuts and bruises and is on the danger list. Cups suffered a fracture of the left leg cuts on the left leg and left arm.
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United Press
Tarentum
Waval Watson
John Cups
Vandergrift
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Frozen Hollow
Watson
Cupps
Windmill sculpture carved from pine by Wilfred Dubois
Work of art from Brunswick Mulne features a windmill made from a single white pine block. Wilfred Dubois whittled an eight‑fas windmill with a base and tower containing wooden balls, all crafted with a jackknife.
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Wilfred Dubois
Brunswick
Mulne
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