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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1927
Page
2
Washington reels as Walter Johnson may miss the season opener due to an injury. Senators practice continues with uncertainty over his return while other Pros face competition and interim lineups.
United Press reports ongoing investigations into beer ring dealings with authorities pursuing leads and potential connections across the network. Fragmentary text mentions various individuals and places, indicating a broader inquiry without clear outcomes or identifications.
U S officials reply to the Dutch Olympic Association proposing how many athletes to Amsterdam for the 1928 Games. The American committee discusses housing for travel, meals, and lodging. They consider chartering a ship to serve as hotel and return vessel, aiming to keep costs within funds.
An promotional piece extols a facial treatment called White Youth Clay from My Beauty Aids for Youth by Edan Wallace Hopper. It claims dramatic anti aging effects, whitening the skin, reducing blemishes and wrinkles, with coupon offers and bold testimonials. The text mixes exaggerated claims, dates, and prices, urging readers to purchase at toilet counters and counters nationwide.
Reports from St Petersburg say Babe Ruth is sidelined with injuries and will miss the game. The contract value cited is 210000 dollars with speculation over impact on his season and team plans.
Kane defeated St. Marys 35 to 24 in a hard fought game led by rally efforts from Kane and strong defense in the Ayia quarter. Referee Erie called penalties including a banishment and disciplinary actions affecting both teams as the final score reflected Kane’s late surge to pull away.
A Titanic survivor, once among the few remaining crew, was found dead in his New York apartment. Reports say he fell from a Seventieth floor in what authorities describe as a fatal accident. The incident stunned local residents and drew immediate police attention to the high rise scene.
Latzo defends his welterweight crown in a hard fought ten round bout that ends with questionable scoring and a narrow victory. Late shows stubborn resistance and a strong right hand, while Shomiewich's aggressive offense nearly tilts the balance. The nonchampionship bout marks Latzo’s second barnstorming stop in a row as he continues to hold the title.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment promising a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It features a testimonial from Rev Aess Gilbert of Titusville Pa recounting relief after using the product for piles, plus claims about sealing burns and aiding skin issues, with San Cura Soap priced at 25 cents and available at druggists.
Meadville’s fast team set to oppose Allegheny College in the City championship tilt. Star players from Allegheny and Meadville squads, including Leo Ross and Bill McChins, headline a strong roster as fans pack High School tonight for a decisive pre-tournament showcase.
In Harrisburg, a misreported blood transfusion during a fraternal initiation led to the death of Mrs. Gertrude Saunders. A donor linked to the initiation ceremony was selected, but the transfusion failed and she died in hospital shortly after.
United Press reports on Vanderbilt finances and estate details. The piece notes perceived wealth limits, mentions a salary fund and bills tied to debts, and describes family support and payments, including figures drawn from various sources.
The article describes Company A facing Grove City in a Saturday game. It notes key players such as Airec Hays and Kenory court Test nights, with guardsmen aiming for the Crave championship and a big league doubleheader opener Monday evening.
United Press reports Senator William S. Vare of Pennsylvania and Senator James Reed of Missouri contend the Reed committee to investigate Senate primary elections is extinct. The congress could not extend its life automatically and the panel is no longer authorized to conduct investigations.
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