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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1926
Page
1
DOS Bidding from Tokyo and Peking report rising tensions in the Orient. Chinese forces engage two Japanese gunboats near the Heiho river, with Japanese casualties and protests exchanged through foreign offices. Meanwhile Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot declares candidacy for U S Senate as a Republican, pledging support for Coolidge and reform.
Fire at the Royal Order of Moose lodge in Swissvale Pennsylvania destroyed the building on March 18. Firemen battled bitter cold for over five hours as flames engulfed the structure. Moose steward Arthur Tohngon and Agnes Boland of Titusville were among those inside or nearby. the stove was reported to have arrived, with damage estimated around $10,000.
Ex mayor and secretary spark a political stir as Alexander of Cory and Louis A Russell in Buffalo push a candidacy for Pennsylvania governor. Alexander, visiting friends in Buffalo, confirms no fixed position yet while briefing reporters on the wet vs dry issue. Russell defends the bid and asserts seriousness, with Baker and GOP figures tangentially involved.
Columbus authorities investigate a burglary spree where two entries failed at the Gordon store while would-be thieves also eyed the Columbus post and another Gordon and Sun shop. About $12 in small cash was seized, but no loot or stamps were recovered. An officer found no footprints or evidence at the rear, and no suspects or motive are yet identified.
County farm agent R. H. Engle reported strong farmer response to the farm bureau initiative. The program included a Friday visit at the Municipal Building with a showing of interest and discussion of issues. Additional visits are planned for April 6 and March 15 to organize a dairy testing association with heavy support from dairy men after Mr. Bingle’s prior city address.
Police warn of a brutal assault in Jeanette as a man attempted to attack 7 year old Clara Mas. The child screamed, drawing attention before the assailant fled, striking her and knocking out two teeth. Local police urge witnesses to come forward and aid in the investigation.
Several motorists returning from North East collided with a party traveling home from evangelistic services. A car carrying C J Hause and others was badly damaged after skidding off the road near Union, with minor injuries reported. A second vehicle driven by Rev Bartlett also left the highway, and another car owned by E Loveland skidded off the road but caused no serious injuries.
Washington March 18 President Coolidge’s aid in prohibition enforcement is sought by drys. The Antisaloon League executive committee met the President, Wayne Wheeler reporting three major aims: elect wets’ defeat in elections, compel officers to enforce the law or be unseated, and intensify propaganda warning that disrespect for law feeds anarchy. Wheeler says polls show wet sentiment but are inaccurate, reflecting ongoing dry strategy.
Richard Egan, 54, died from injuries after a automobile crash in Pittsburgh. Driver Muralyt-David Bell was ordered to appear for a coroner's inquest.
Voters in the city push ahead with a prohibition referendum as counts rise. Polls show strong interest with 442 votes for prohibition 6 for modification and 295 for repeal. The Journal reports wave after wave of ballots arriving at the clerk’s office amid increasing participation. Early returns hint wets leading nationwide but local tallies show prohibition momentum building.
Stanley Nichols secretary of the Corre Motor Club will represent the club at a secretaries of AAA convention in Washington DC on March 24 25 and 26. A small attendance heard progress reports on lane drafting for distribution to motorists. maps covering Corry and surround towns will be issued soon. The club discussed lady membership and planned an art intensive campaign to recruit women drivers. adjournment followed informal talks on club matters.
The vestry of Emmanuel Episcopal Church unanimously calls Rev Harper Post Archdeacon of Harrisburg to become the new rector, succeeding Rev M S Ashton who withdrew from the parish search. Church leaders expect him to accept and begin shortly after Easter. The plan includes selling the present rectory on West Smith Street and constructing a new rectory nearby. Archdeacon MLA Kanaga of Erie will conduct two services at Emmittnitel tomorrow.
Robert Young of the University of Pittsburgh won the oratorical contest of Pennsylvania colleges at Grove City with representation from five schools. Young spoke on The Great Experiment.
Gy Pinchot ignored superstition and pressed a special session call on December 13. The legislature met on December 13 and January 1, a March 5 deadline passed. The governor declared his candidacy for United States Senator and, later, a bid for governor in 1922.
In Geneva on March 14 the League discusses a demand related to Poland's status in the council. Members argue over non permanent membership and potential retirements of Belgium and Sweden. Reports indicate Uruguay may pivot to support Poland rather than Sweden or Belgium, amid broader diplomatic tensions.
Sunday’s five best radio entertainments list programs across WEAT WEAF WHO WOAW and WIZ stations. Highlights include Eastern 1 PM recital by Ed ward Johnson Jenory and Joan Ruth soprano and a Central matinee with Salem Lutheray and Mount Moriah choirs. Opera Lucia di Lammermoor airs on WIZ at 1 30 PM.
A fire last night destroyed the Clymer mill owned by William Gulick at North Clymer. The boiler room origin spread through the plant, burning mill machinery and finishing timber. Loss estimated at 185000 with little insurance believed.
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