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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal imprint shows A D Colegrove as publisher. The item notes the Corry paper on West South Street with Colgrove name associated in the masthead.
The piece weighs Senator Borah as a central figure in Republican dynamics facing Coolidge’s rising popularity and internal party divisions. It discusses Borah’s independent streak, constitutional positions especially on the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments, and the balance between standpatters and progressives in shaping future presidential support. It notes how Borah’s stance could influence the party’s direction and potential presidential prospects.
West towns regulate roadside camps to deter long term stays by transients. Officials seek to keep visitors moving through temporary water, light and fire provisions but confront tents and families who settle for schooling and work. Communities urge families to stay only briefly.
The article discusses competing views on using future budget surplus to cut the national debt rather than lower taxes. One side argues taxpayers should retain more income while the government borrows less, effectively reducing public debt and interest costs.
June 10 reports announce the Roosevelt Highway segment from Wetmore to Ludlow open for use. The opening eases isolation of Ludlow by providing a detour while the Sheffield to Swills section nears completion. Irving Payne company of Evans City contracted the project with D. L. Meunis overseeing the Wikdewt section and many workers expected for weeks.
Auction at the John P Gilphin farm Clymer on Tuesday January 15 at 1 pm will offer AML stock and various implements. V1 Power, auctioneer.
United Press reports forecasters predict the severest winter in decades for North America. Experts cite global warming, cold waves, and widespread storms as drivers. They urge prepared measures and caution that extreme conditions may impact travel and energy use.
Albert Gratzer 44 of Olean was fatally injured at Kinzua yards when he fell under passing cars while coupling. He died about two hours after arrival at Warren Hospital with both legs severed above the knees. Fellow workers found him, and Dr. McFlatt treated him en route to the hospital.
Schwab discovers a crown prince real fellow in New York amid a crowd reaction at a public event. The prince and accompanying royals visit the home of a notable figure as spectators applaud and discuss the occasion.
Washington June 10 President Coolidge is expected to stay in a hotel while the White House undergoes repairs to make the building safe. An emergency effort is underway to replace the roof and provide temporary quarters at a cost of about $20,000.
Fragmentary text describes a physician promoting a remedy called Mother's Friend. It hints at childbirth, relief for mothers, and mentions Atlanta and medical figures, though details are garbled and unclear.
The Missionary Society meeting drew a good attendance with members and visitors. Devotions, singing by Mrs Knowlawn’s committee, and a varied program featured clippings and a sale signaled by Mrs Wahi and Mrs Pitter. The group invited attendees to a July parsonage event at the church with plans announced by Mrs Hartley and others.
Indianapolis and Memphis led the race for the 1827 convention with strong followings. Ralph A Amerman Scranton James Neal Walla Walla and J E W Taylor Montreal were top presidential candidates. Rab Stephen A Wise New York delivered the notable address.
Franklin's new post office will open for business next Saturday afternoon. Officials invite residents to visit and welcome the new facility serving the town and surrounding area.
A long standing tannery in Instanter announces imminent closure after years of operation. The business will end production and shut down the facility in Dermes Valley with workers affected and local suppliers facing transition.
Police in Princeton New Jersey used tear bombs to disperse a crowd of students at an incident near Widie Hill. A tense confrontation escalated as residents and officials called for order while the fire department responded to alarms.
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