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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1926
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR style page from Corry Pennsylvania includes garbled notices, unrelated editorial snippets, and stray commerce chatter. The jumbled text references Arthur Colegrove, postal terms, a fantasy GOLDEN TIDE piece, and a burst of economic monologue about credit, interest, and investments with nonsensical interjections and misread lines.
A fragmentary 1906 item recalls incidents in Buffalo and Buffalo area events. It notes Blanche Clough and Herbert Korner of New Castle involved in a dispute. Mentions Major Miller’s airships and political references to Harrisburg and a Democratic convention.
A series of confessions reveal Sami Allcott, 28, of 1618 Alum Street, admitting involvement in a highway robbery and clearing himself while others face charges. Andrey Boecyy alias Andrew Tray of Buffalo, arrested in Buffalo, is held as action awaits. Leon Mass, captured in connection with the robbery, and Poe Anderson, East Side druggist, feature in the case with cash and a diamond ring seized. One suspect was found in a home on 1622 Liberty Street and later sentenced to five to ten years.
Market action was narrow and uninteresting as tensions from Washington over firm relief legislation unsettled traders. An attorney general advisory warned about consolidations and speculative activity fueled by the uncertain interim period.
Adamsville crossing west of Meadsville was the scene of a fatal Erie Express crash yesterday. Henry Watt and his wife and daughter were in a car struck by the Erie Express as it moved along the Atlantic line. The child died before reaching the hospital. parents Mr and Mrs Watt and a brother survive. Funeral at Porters Corners church Sunday morning followed by burial in Green Cemetery. This marks the second Erie death in 10 days in Geneva area, following Mrs Emaline Adsit’s death on June 16 near her home.
A man was convicted of manslaughter in Coudersport court and awaits sentence by Judge Week. The victim, not identified, was killed during March after a posse sought a burglar in Rickwood area. The shooter claimed self defense, saying the victim reached for a revolver before the fatal shot at close range.
Nationwide celebration plans mark Independence Week with patriotic programs and exams. President Coolidge calls for observance of the nation’s 160th birthday and Jefferson’s death centennial, with events from June 28 to July 7 including Founders Day and Monticello Memorial observances.
About 100 officers and enlisted men of the 3rd Battalion 2nd Regiment will attend a conference in Kane next Sunday. Major Means and several company commanders plan a two week camp starting July 17, with plans for the annulet moment at Me Gretna to be discussed.
A reflective note contrasts ignorance with overconfident knowledge about unknown things. It suggests humility, warning that certainty about what eludes us can be more dangerous than admitted gaps in understanding.
Investigators probe a tale by Mrs. Julia Orton alleging Fred LaPoint killed her husband with an axe and buried the body on a Saratoga County farm seven years ago. LaPoint, jailed on an open charge, denies knowledge of Orton. Police follow leads and evidence at the scene including a wheelbarrow and axe.
United Press reports process servers aim to bring Thomas W Cunningham Pennsylvania Republican state committee treasurer as a witness before the Senate primary investigating committee. Cunningham and Magistrate Francis X. O Connor Philadelphia are the two witnesses found. O Connor to testify when recovered enough.
The annual piano recitals hosted by Mrs Harriet Elston at her Park Place home featured pianologue, dance, and singing. Younger pupils displayed careful training while older students showed skill from memory with appreciation, ending with Dow Symphony selections that brought evident enjoyment to performers and audience.
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