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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
8
Many repair bills come from poor lubrication. Atlantic Polarine is correct lubrication for eight of ten cars, with other Atlantic oils like Light Medium and Heavy fitting under different conditions. Drain crankcase, flush with Rayelight, use Atlantic Motor Oil, and ask your garageman for the free lubrication book.
Two firms submitted bids for Warren Bridge work after county commissioners postponed award. Chas Path and C. of Microland Ohio offered Plan A 116000 and Plan B 227000 while Hackendorn Construction Co of Tadianapo Ji Tui bid 123900 for Plan A and 123760 for Plan B. Each bid included a 12500 check. The Hawksendorn firm noted a possible $8000 deduction if completion extended to May 15, 1817.
A scrambled United Press item states General Funston denies any agreement connected to the withdrawal or conduct of the American expedition. The report notes officials anticipated events tied to a Mexican date and references a possible scenario affecting the campaign.
United Press reports rising opposition to Hughes in the 1920 Republican nomination contest. Roosevelt gains strength as Hughes faces sharper criticism. Barnes of New York may influence delegates while Penrose from Pennsylvania stalls further shifts.
The report notes Sobel spent about $2140 in his campaign for the Republican ticket as congressman at large. Friends contributed roughly $700 of the amount, and Sobel was defeated, per United Pros.
United Press reports in Chterge that four parties the Republicans Democratic Prohibition and ProgrOs will push for woman suffrage at a June 8 rally. Speakers from each party will address suffrage advocates, with Pinecot addressing Progresives and Malone for Democrats. Former Gov Butler of New York is slated for Prohibitionists, and Senator Norah is anticipated to speak for Republicans.
The Buffalo case of J E Teiper for alleged murder of his mother Grace Teiper and brother Frederick Teiper was moved to the Suprema Court by Justice Dungty. The postponement until the fall followed a heated motion by the defense, opposed by District Attorney Moore, citing the mental condition of Grace Teiper as a key factor. The murders occurred January 31 between Buffalo and Orchard Park during a family trip, with Teiper claiming a dark, likely Black suspect committed the crime.
A vintage health ad advocates quitting meat to ease kidney trouble and purify blood. It promotes Jad Salts and Rebuspseotyl as remedies, claiming they dissolve acids, cleanse kidneys, and prevent urinary irritations, with instructions to take four ounces daily in water.
An eight year old Jamestown boy, Andrew Johnson, son of Andrew Johnson of Linwood Avenue, is missing in the woods near the upper end of Allen Park. Police and searchers scoured the area past 2 a.m. as two other local boys provided clues about the boy's last sighting near the park bridge over a small stream. The wooded, swampy area along the stream is being combed by officers and volunteers.
Local program announces Charlie and mutual comedy acts at the Amused venue this Saturday night from 7 to 11. The show promises high energy entertainment and numerous laughs for attendees.
The children of the late Sophia Onree thank neighbors and friends for flowers kindness and support during the sorrow and death of their mother.
A Saegertown man named Brie Mintum, 43, was found dead in Saegertown after an apparent attack. Police say the incident occurred near his home, and investigators are reviewing evidence as the community processes the fatality.
A partially readable report describes a fractured skull fragment found by a neighborhood watchdog near the Portaymnia Railroad and a body seen near Thahady Wax. Coroner Carmott leads the investigation as authorities speculate the individual wandered along the tracks, with no conclusive cause of death yet.
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