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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1926
Page
4
Beginning today Oil City adopts a forfeit plan for oil violations. The event notes two gymnasium blasts this week at the Ugh Sslies Thursday evening and mentions resignations, school affiliations, a $820,000 figure, and related personnel changes amid local friction and oblique references to officials and properties.
City and vicinity items describe Will J Wilcox delivery and supper plans for the Orphan's Home committee. Tickets were advanced with a full hall and planned intermission event as bidders offered premier catsup and other grocery specials.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Representative Victor Berger Socialist of Wisconsin introduced a resolution this afternoon seeking any investigation of the Passaic New Jersey textile strike involving city owners in league with the strike.
W. L. Mellon of Pittsburgh announced after a conference with W. Harry Baker that Mellon groups would back Senator Pepper for renomination in Pennsylvania's senatorial contest. The move signals Republican support alignment ahead of the primary.
The case over more than a million dollars in Ue Kresge company stock against a millionaire merchant faced delays as only lay clerks could represent the litigants and another postponement was granted. The dispute between Mrs Kreis and her husband continues with informal talks and property adjus tments unresolved as both sides seek reconciliation.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Washington and names Hughes Beeman Hildum with references to a market and maple syrup, lacks coherent event or context. No clear persons, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a full item.
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