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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1926
Page
8
Thousands flocked to the ice gorge as wind and snow crowned a dramatic scene. Observers reported traffic jams and long lines while a traveler battled the cold, clinging to his coat as the sun rose, revealing nature’s power and man’s limits against the thawing thaw.
A fragmented report describes a woman robbed near her home in a Brooklyn suburb last night. The garbled text mentions a male assailant and a brief struggle, with no clear details on injuries or names.
Charles G. Jori of Valaid has announced his candidacy for Congress in the 2nd district representing Wareiree, Beaver and Butler counties. A former state army member seeks the Republican nomination amid a competitive district election.
Coast Guard commandant Admiral Billard opens talks with the Navy for five amphibian seaplanes. An aviation board will set air bases along the Atlantic from New England to Florida to study days air service. Members include Commander S S Yendoe and S Parker with Lt. B F Stone and 8 1 von Tulsnah.
William Devereaux of Kane is spending a few days in the city on business, engaging with local firms and contacts during the stay.
In Geneva Aristide Briand and Louis Lanehart of the French delegation resume talks on League of Nations council membership. Briand’s absence slows progress but negotiations continue, with hopes of a solution without his return and a possible conference table in deference to his influence.
United Press reports the body of Michael Bout, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bulies of Greenwald near Greensburg, was recovered from a reservoir after he drowned while skating with friends. Firemen rowed the body to the surface after a lengthy search.
Dorothy Pegran, 33, goes to trial for murder accused of shooting Marine Sergeant Philip Si Hallow on January 20 in New Castle. The defendant admits guilt to killing but will plead self defense, claiming the sergeant was unfaithful to his wife and her motive stemmed from jealousy and a quarrel. Jury pool includes many men. few women questioned.
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