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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1922
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania publication with publisher names D. Colegrove and Arthur Colegrove lists street address West South Street and postal service status. Provides mailing and carrier rates: 500 per year by mail, three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week by carrier. Advertising rates available on application.
Noblesville Indiana's library uses a remodeled trimass autorail on wheels to serve rural residents. The vehicle carries several hundred volumes across subjects and lends to farmers and families on request, showing farmers embracing reading and challenging the old stereotype of rural unreadiness.
The New Jersey utilities commission orders motor buses to stop completely before crossing at grade to prevent accidents. Revocation of license penalizes violations. The rule shifts toward stronger supervision of motor bus service, aligning with practices in other states and regions.
A growing belief in Britain that debt cancellation for France may trade for reduced German reparations signals reason overtaking passion in European finance. The piece notes France and Britain shifting toward a balanced adjustment, while liberal voices urge not placing all burden on France alone. Also included is a tabloid item about Princess Anastasia reportedly swallowing a false tooth in Paris, provoking amusement and disbelief.
A garbled excerpt reflects scattered opinions on gender roles education and global events. It mentions women children and pollution, contrasts Western Europe and England, and loosely references soldiers and uniforms amid unclear context. The piece reads as a noisy collage with no clear narrative or source anchors.
A garbled 4903 era column mentions council issues, spring weights, an alley tone plan in Gudton hall, a farewell party, and notices from city officials. References include May, July eight, and a variety of names such as Mabel Tennegon, Sadie Ere, and Vipptsin, with hints of an exposition and a market package.
A discussion on giving Cabinet members more direct access to Congress for debate and varied executive policy signaling. A committee reviewed constitutional feasibility and practicality, reporting favorably on a plan to expedite governance, despite opposition and concerns over executive-legislative balance. Private notices at 410 Third Ave advertise property for sale in a terse, mixed ad insert.
A man is jailed on a charge related to a shooting incident early Saturday evening on Water Street near Polgeman Love. The suspect allegedly fired a gun at an officer and was stopped after the officer disarmed him. The case involves gunfire and an attempted escape as officers responded to the scene.
A Dunkirk, New York news item details the loss of the Conneaut ferry believed to have sunk with Andrew Dobe, 42, among those killed. A nearby worker was fatally struck by debris while others searched for the vessel, which had not been located for years and prompted a large reward.
Charges of murder may be preferred against JB Mor Teasler of 00 East Sixth Street the driver of the Merman Seed cartpony trick after a Saturday afternoon accident killed three year old Martin Sirvinski of 1108 Prospect Street The driver was ordered held pending inquest at Brugger's Funeral home following the jury verdict at the inquest into the death.
A squad of city detectives raided five taverns on Saturday afternoon and night, arresting twenty people including five women, and seizing two complete stills, five vases of homebrew, beer, and ten gallons of moonshine whisky. Proprieties faced charges under the May 5 act. notices warned trespass on the undersigned property.
An Erie doctor and two others suffered serious injuries when a car traveling by Burton collided with a touring car driven by Rev. Foster near East Springfield last night. The injured were transported to Hamot hospital. officials and witnesses described the scene at the wreck and the subsequent transfers.
The July 24 report from Shiron, Pa, states druggist Proud Os borne and four Shuron men were injured in a two-car crash on Sunday near Cleveland. Hospital physicians report none of the injured are expected to die.
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