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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1929
Page
4
A scanned Erie PA page blends community notices with shop ads and minor crime reports. Items include liquor sale cases, school property talks, a large Pennzoil shipment, local robberies, road and rail incidents, social events, and church group meetings, with various residents named and prices listed for goods.
In Washington Stir the saying from Uncle Eben notes that the trouble you create yourself often grants the privilege of brazing the work you did well. The remark underscores self-made effort and reward in a colloquial tone.
Coroner J. F. Harkins of Westmoreland County will lead an inquest into the Kinloch explosion deaths, with three investigations to be completed. Other inquiries are conducted by J. J. Forbes, G. W. Groves TA, Sunestor, and officials Alec McCanch, William McGregor, and John F. Bell, appointed by Walter Glasgow, State Secretary of Mines.
19 impeachment charges against Governor Huey P. Long were voted by the Impeachment Court of the House of Representatives in Baton Rouge on March 26. A resolution summarizing the charges was prepared for presentation on the House floor. A separate line notes a violent home incident involving Fred Hund and a stick, resulting in facial injuries and medical attention.
Harrisburg reports a Senate plan to fix salaries for county officials across classes one to five, including controller salaries up to 12 000 and 8 000 for class two. In Pittsburgh a payroll robbery case unfolds with Galloway and Jas Campbell tied to the Union Dys Works attempt, which failed as bystanders alerted authorities.
In Harrisburg on March 26 two Senate measures cleared the chamber and moved to the House for action. One relief bill would free street railway companies from future obligations to municipalities over contracts in cities boroughs and townships. The other aims to curb banditry in Pennsylvania notably Philadelphia, sparking spirited debates in the Senate.
BeLIAVES stup WITHIN RIGHTS report from New Orleans on March 20 describes General Henry Wongle and others stating a stance on a treaty while denying violations. The story notes a formal inquiry and a presentation to the British embassy as investigators review thestmleings in a 2 mile treaty context.
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