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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
3
Arthur Colegrove lists post office entry in Corry Pennsylvania as second class mail matter. Mailing options include $500 yearly rate by mail and three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week by carrier with advertising rates available on request.
In court today the trial of Martin Durkin for the murder of a Chicago stele thief proceeds. The defendant, Durkin, is charged with taking part in the fatal act and faces life imprisonment if convicted as the proceedings commence.
A Washington bishop denounces the growing lawlessness in the United States, arguing that many antiquated and unenforced statutes burden society. He calls for broad reform to purge obsolete laws and curb overregulation as essential to reduce crime and restore respect for law.
A Greenfield Massachusetts nurse reports returning to duties after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and SanaUve Wash for weakness. Similar testimonials cite renewed strength and improved health from Pennsylvania to Washington, Illinois to Rhode Island.
Egypt enforces a prohibition on tobacco cultivation while cigarettes win global demand. The article notes the paradox of widespread smoking products amid strict limits on growing tobacco domestically.
From the Journal Files June 11 1806 details a trolley line contract awarded to J Vankibtier of Bostonham and Erie Corry Union City and Witterford area. A horse fright incident at Spring Creek bridge severely injures Mrs Emelineark of South Center. rocks and ribs broken. right shoulder fractured.
Edward Gardner, a youthful Unfit, was to be taken to Greencastle Pa for burial after choosing death by schide over life in prison for murdering Ennais Claus Ander Sis. Gardner, an accomplice in robberies and husband to a 20 year old bride, was released on recognizance pending return of the body.
Unclear text reports a failed communist coup in Germany with mentions of government figures and disrupted action. The fragment references deputies, a Mars government, and unspecified confrontations amid chaotic wording and garbled names.
A fatal fire in Wilkes-Barre claimed the life of Fireman Everman, a veteran of the city department. The blaze caused extensive damage exceeding $104,000 and sent seven people to hospitals. Investigators traced the origin to an infant wear shop adjacent to a toy or entertainment event during the night.
A boy yelled Blackhander in a confrontation near a school with many Stallins students. The disturbance spread to hundreds of children and neighborhood residents, prompting police intervention. Two children were seriously injured and hospitalized. others were knocked down or bruised.
In Smethport area an argument over a $7 debt led Burt to pull a revolver and fire at McGee, who then grabbed a shotgun and killed Burt. McGee died later at Hart’s hospital. Seth Metres Jr., a key witness, reported the sequence of shots and injuries.
An Erie athlete was knocked unconscious on Reed Street by a falling power line component or object from a vehicle. He was taken to Vincent's hospital with possible skull fracture as hospital staff monitor his condition.
An old advertisement promotes Golden Lax Tablets as a health booster claiming to energize youth and improve digestion. It promises relief, stimulating the stomach liver and intestines, with a note for purchase through druggists and a phone contact for rentals.
An incident in Juniett Aden involved multiple arrests after a Fort Yar slamming and a drunk in public charge. Aden Chapman faced drunkenness and motor vehicle inattention charges, paying fines and costs. Chapman pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and was sentenced to ten days in jail by Judge William E. Kew.
A distorted passage cites a Seymour Indiana speech urging recognition for Confederate dead and Northern restraint. It references lawmakers, advocates like Ed qrune and Harris, and a call for a public voice without loud Northern sentiment while critiquing representatives and campaign rhetoric.
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