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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
3
Twenty years ago from the Journal Files recounts events in Gil City and nearby towns. The item mentions venues, residents, and political activity including participation in a state convention and local services.
A yacht caught fire near Erie Bay during a routine cruise causing a blaze that spread quickly. Witnesses described smoke and flames as responders worked to control the fire and determine the cause.
William B Wilson testified before the Senate Investigating Committee that he spent 8881 of his own funds on the 3,000,000 primary. He said Democratic expenditures totaled about 10,000, with 4000 paid and 60M outstanding. He noted fares for Pullman travel and rail trips and described an offer of a private railroad mediation board appointment.
Ming County, AVa June 25 Thompson Pialds charged as alleged leader of a self styled gang known as the Mules. He and accomplices are accused of dragging a teacher from a house, whipping him, and leaving a note calling punishment for immoral lives.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union organized visits to shut-ins at homes on East Congress. Volunteers brought small gifts and cheerful company to elderly and ill residents in the town, aiming to brighten their day and ease isolation.
Fragmentary prose discusses exploration and political hopes, mentioning awareness of distant lands and the allure of new discoveries. It invokes contemplation of future progress and the motives of those who seek thrill and profit from exploration and invention.
Eric, age 82 or 83, was struck by a car on Main Street near Pine Street and taken to Dr. Krane’s office and then to a hospital for treatment. Police reported the incident and an investigation was noted with the injured man in care of medical staff.
London reporters describe a Commons scene where the debate on Soviet aid to Britain was interrupted. Sir Alister Chamberlain sharply criticized Soviet actions including sending funds during the Ber chal strike, prompting a suspension of the sitting.
San Diego report states Palit faces an alleged case linked to the death of Thomas M Patetti and two daughters. Court reviews over 1 million pages of evidence led to a hold and a forthcoming appearance in Thuan Mexico with Judge Arias.
Chicago figure Marty Durkin on trial for stealing an automobile and resisting federal arrest. A three week jury selection exhausted venues as prosecutors and defense argued key points. The court adjourned after hearing testimonies and the judge signaled possible closings.
Children's and Misses' vests offered in assorted materials with sateen bloom ers and pantalettes. Regular price 98 cents. sale price three for a pair 69 cents each. Limited stock available.
The cobra de cipello is described as the most deadly venomous snake of southern Asia. It is abundant in India and Ceylon and its bite is almost surely fatal. More than 23,000 people were killed by snakes in India in 1929.
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