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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1924
Page
3
Cony Evening Journal lists West South Street Corry Pa as the office with publisher Arthur Colegrave entered at the Corry post office as second class mail matter. Pricing shows 5.00 per year by mail or 0.15 per week by carrier or 0.03 per copy.
The article examines how a three-candidate race could trigger an Electoral College deadlock directing choice to the House and potentially require the Twelfth Amendment. It weighs La Follette’s leverage, regional vote blocs, and historic precedents from 1800 and 1836, outlining how a Senate role might reshape the outcome.
The article analyzes constitutional options if a deadlock prevents selecting a President and Vice President. It reviews the Twelfth Amendment, Presidential Succession Act, and possible court involvement, noting potential disorder in Congress and the political stakes of any emergency solution.
July 13 1904 item notes Miss Mary Breen leaving for New York guest of Mrs Nellie Sherred John McGrath renews a request for Madame Rive King to visit Cambridge Springs and grand piano event Lillian Guild postpones ice cream festival Parmlee completes cement walk around Presbyterian church Coldest night of summer tercet Charles Trimble named local manager of Hepper
July 14 Erie city reports Peter Katuj¢aun at 353 East Third Street was shot and fatally wounded by his wife Torephins after he allegedly attacked her. He collapsed in the yard as officers arrived minutes later. A Colt automatic pistol was found beneath a bed in Mrs. Ratajeuk's bedroom.
The bureau notes common table salt sodium chloride is used on gravel rods to absorb moisture. The aim is to keep the fouls packed and flat so they do not become dusty during the day.
A passenger train number 8942, en route from an unknown origin to here, barely avoided a derailment after a wagon loaded with art stalled on the track at a west town crossing. Engineer Edward Metygar quickly applied brakes as the train, traveling about 43 mph, halted moments before impact. The wagon and front end were damaged, the engine required shop repairs, and the accident delayed service by nearly half an hour.
The Peaneil of the City of Corry will convene in the Council Room at Municipal Building to consider sewer plans for portions of Eagle, West Wayne, Delware Essex, Marion, Washington, Worth and Grand streets. City Clerk Porter announces meeting attendance and public hearing details.
A fragmented account reports Allman’s death in Cleveland amid chaotic scenes at Wattay 8th and Watay. The text references fevered fans, a test of endurance, and a focus on religious and political groups, with unclear details about location and cause.
A Franklin man described as a possessor of an old songbook faced a wartime era inquiry. The fragment notes visitors at his site, mentions modern music and a drawing by Marie, and references lines about harmony and rhythm. The text is partially garbled but centers on a local figure connected to a music collection and possible court or legal scrutiny.
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