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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1926
Page
1
Union City reports a steamboat disaster as a vessel sinks with passengers saved. A Union City woman faced a personal crisis amid the tragedy while a soldier’s death is honored here. Reports of a fatal bullet wound and a wounded husband circulate as investigators seek to verify details.
A fragmented report describes the conviction and death sentence of Steele for a fatal stabbing during a game. The text notes appeals, commutation attempts, and related actions as officials discuss punishment and timing. Names and places are garbled, but the core event is a lethal crime case with a death penalty outcome.
Radio program listing shows WE AF, WLP Philadelphite, WEN Detroit, Central time Red Apple Club, WAP Fors Worth, and others. Schedule notes daily afternoon and evening segments with Western stations and New York listings.
United Press reports the Senate voting down a cloture motion on migratory policy amid heated debate on immigration controls. The record shows party lines with Democrats opposing and Republicans pressing for action, delaying final adoption of the measure as the roll call unfolds.
The Sunday night service featured Rev Witham Halparter of St Pauls Lutheran Church opening with an invocation and a procession of congregations. Messages from Rev Hartley and Rev Maetlett urged progress through faith, education, and national renewal, emphasizing the aims of culture, character, and civic duty for students and community alike.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a school board meeting discussed at Hollow Lake with references to Ontario Canada and Whey. Names Arthur Grady Wilken Barre and several unclear places appear. details and event outcomes are not decipherable due to garbled text.
Police investigate a canoeing accident near Celoron in which two people died and two others were injured. Victims identified include 17 year old Mie Ghudye Puogly Jagksary of Barnes Pennsylvania and a couple from Pennsylvania. Rescue teams recovered bodies as the group faced rough water threats and equipment failures amid a deadly incident on Lake Trem Vallipa.
Miss Mae Bell spoke at the Westfield Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Corey. She spent five years in religious educational work in South Africa and described her experience among hut dwellers, current conditions, and the outlook for the regions she visited.
Martin Durkin known as Sheik Slayer faced trial today for the alleged murder of Edward Shanaian. Jury questions teased out the state’s intent to seek Hagging, while key figures like Sullivan and Durkin’s eloped partner were absent from court. Visitors from Erie and other cities observed proceedings as the courtroom atmosphere hovered between suspicion and drama.
Frank H. Mott Memorial Day services drew a large crowd amid fair weather as veterans, fraternal and auxiliary groups gathered in the city parks. Mayor Olin Bracken introduced James K. Mott, a prominent attorney, who delivered a stirring address honoring veterans and recalling Civil War service, with tributes from Grand Army of the Republic and Veterans of Foreign Wars among others. (Continued on Page Eight)
Baron Beaverbrook pleaded guilty to defrauding Mrs. Pronces Kamp of 3150,000 in cash and diamonds four years ago. Judge Stern sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary amid reports of his alleged bigamy and international operations. Lawrence Félix and daughter Betty returned to their home in German Town after visiting relatives in the city.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a presidential timetable with references to Boorah and political maneuvering. The piece appears as disjointed notes from a United Frets screed, mentioning amendments, states, and political figures in a rough, era-tinged voice.
Erie reporter notes that Thomas G Steen seeks clarification of duties for Tom Sterrett who was elected last November on a wet plank. The story cites a platform on arithmetic promoted by a high official and questions whether Sterrett’s duties align with state officer requirements in Tyla city.
Hillward Shunk of Harborcreek a three term state legislator is slated to chair the Republican county committee. A meeting for officer elections will be held next Saturday as the newly elected committee convenes The position of chairman and secretary will be filled at the meeting with vice chairman to be appointed by the new chair. No confirmed opposition for the chairmanship has emerged though reports mention Harr Moons as a possible candidate.
Large sum raised through Poppy Day after last Saturday’s event. Funds from the sale of poppies by disabled veterans of wars in Paris and Memorial Day efforts totaled approximately $274, with further costs covered by the effort. Organizers express belief some funds will remain after expenses.
A sleepwalking incident left Dannel Semings dead and another person injured after a 20 foot fall from a roof. Police say a man wandered onto a parapet and fell, with responders locating the victim at the scene.
An early incident on Northenter Street involved a motorcycle and a hearse owned by Wed Gilet of Sherman. The rider, Arthur Jiliesuy, was thrown from the machine when it collided with the hearse amid streetcar tracks. He sustained injuries and was taken to an unnamed hospital while the hearse driver escaped serious harm. Authorities noted the wreck caused by the motorcycle slipping between rails as the driver could not swerve. The victim’s family and witnesses described a chaotic scene with damage to the front wheel and subsequent fall.
A damaged report from 1917 notes an Argentine aircraft crash near Port Av, injuring passenger Bernards Duggan and an American pilot. Details are scarce amid fragmented OCR while authorities investigate the aviation mishap and assess casualties.
In January 1918 a Christian Science lecture by Willam D. Kilpatrick drew hundreds at the Rex Theatre. Attendees from Tamastown Warren Erie Sherman Titusville and Ohio attended with Mrs Cong Sample introducing the speaker. Kilpatrick praised Christian Science as a healing power and testified to personal healing, noting belief in God’s saving truth. Continued on page 5.
A Majestic Hudson River disaster left a vessel sinking after a collision with a barge. About 150 passengers and crew were saved as the ship, with a 5000 capacity, faced heavy damage and possible raising and repair. The incident occurred near the river’s harbor, with rescue and salvage efforts underway.
Police collected 90 dollars in fines and costs over the weekend and holiday. Ralph Gordon of Niagara Patt posted the largest assessment while Arthur Hunniel and others shared in traffic and disorderly conduct charges.
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