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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1922
Page
6
A newsboy serving papers on Wildwood Avenue was struck by a car driven by W. G. Witherell. He died Sunday night at General Hospital after succumbing to injuries received Saturday night. Witherell was cleared of blame after police investigated the accident.
Jamestown May 2 The annual Jamestown Furniture Show opened yesterday morning at the Exposition Building on West Second Street. Buyers from the city attended as numerous and varied displays filled all ten floors. A model furniture style show on the eighth floor presented three fully furnished rooms including living dining and bedroom setups.
In Indianapolis on May 2 rain threatens the final vote push in Indiana. About half a million voters head to the polls to decide if President Harding should be renominated through his trusted ally, Harry S. New, as Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate. His opponent is Albert J. Beveridge.
A husband credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for saving his wife who suffered from severe stomach and intestinal distress. He says she could not keep medicine down and had faded to a skeletal state before a friend advised the bottle. He reports she recovered, gained weight, and now is well. The ad promises a money back guarantee and credits J C Condra as the local druggist.
United Pratt reports Hearst will seek the Democratic nomination for governor of New York. An exclusive World story says formal announcement will come soon after campaign headquarters open in New York City. William J. Conor of Buffalo is a key organizer with reform forces backing Hearst and possible ties to former governor Alfred Smith as running mate for U S Senate.
Two men killed each other in a bizarre underworld duel in Philadelphia early today. One man, dying in hospital, told police a final line that was cut off, leaving investigators to piece together the motive and sequence of the fatal confrontation.
Paris dispatch says Louis Barthou head of Brance delegation at Genoa left the economic conference and is en route to Paris. The French cabinet will meet tomorrow after M. Tiucthow's return to discuss the proposed pact of nonaggression.
Attorney General George B. Alter candidate for Pennsylvania governor called at the White House today and met the President for a short conference. He declined to reveal the visit's purpose beyond saying he came to greet President Harding. Mr and Mrs Robert King and their daughter Margaret Jane and Mr and Mrs Carlton King and daughter left today for Pittsburgh for a short visit.
May 2 report by Jblteaux describes a Chilean diplomat Erranurix committing suicide in a Hotel Claride room after a police investigation linked him to Peggy Hopkins Toyce. His wife allegedly caught him with Peggy at Maurice's Club in Rue Chumagtin, prompting the fatal act.
A United Press report from Tokyo states that Prime Minister Takahashi announced the cabinet resignation today, signaling a partial reorganization of the government in Tokyo as Japan faces political shifts.
A jumble of classified lines offers items for sale and rental including plants, furniture, baby carriages, dogs, lumber, a Maxwell car, a Hupmobile, a Studebaker, a Ford touring car, a cottage, dining room furniture, pianos, strollers, and rental flats and rooms. Addresses and contact details appear scattered throughout.
A 12 year old girl Katherine Ewing daughter of Mr and Mrs A R Ewing of Congress slept at home after a search for her on Wednesday. She learned of the search when her uncle Mr Fry returned in the afternoon and arrived home at seven o clock Thursday evening. The Warren Times notes a separate item about plans for enrolling 9000 members in the Allegheny National Highway Association in Franklin for a three day drive starting May 38th with local committees and a public campaign budget per member to cover surveys signs and publicity.
The ad promotes Ban Cura Ointment as a remedy for eczema and related skin ailments. It claims rapid relief from itching, cracking, and lesions, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The offer lists prices and emphasizes guaranteed effectiveness through drugstore sales.
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