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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1926
Page
7
An incident in which Vincent allegedly crashed a vehicle while driving recklessly near Wattshirs road. He and a companion were said to leave the scene, later claimed to be arrested and held on related charges. The report names a number of local individuals and references a police response and attempted pursuit.
A petition filed Monday seeks recovery of seized liquor from Maynor Ald who was acquitted on related charges. The defense argues the confiscated alcohol belongs to the defendant and asks the court to return it. Local officers testified the evidence supported the case and the judge must decide if the material was lawfully seized. The proceeding centers on possession and legality of the seized liquor.
British troops resist calls to strike amid wartime disruptions. Reports from Waishaden describe soldiers remaining loyal while rail and supply lines face strain. The atmosphere signals mounting tension within the armed forces as leadership seeks unity.
Local readers report relief from fatigue and back pain using a kidney remedy. Testimonies cite reduced soreness and improved energy after trying Dow’s Kidney Pills. Several endorsements name sellers and distributors in their towns.
An arrest list states Patsy Patien’s shoe shop at lt West TH street was damaged by fire. Officials accuse Ortanstu of setting the blaze and endangering patrons. Police and fire officials conducted an investigation and await hearings later this week.
London reports that Shiaputit Sakatvala, a Communist member of Parliament, was arrested today on charges of uttering subversive statements. Police detained him after a parliamentary session appeared tense and a later court date was set for trial.
A chaotic untidy clipping reports that home brew is blamed for two deaths in Erie. Names and details are garbled but reference to a man named Charles and hospital notes appear amid unclear lines. The piece suggests a local connection to spirits or intoxication and a police or coroner angle.
In Indianapolis a crowded field for the Indiana primary is expected to draw high turnout across urban and rural districts. Nomination battles include Sen. Arthur Relginson and multiple contenders while Evans Woollens faces a sole challenger for the long term seat amid party and farmer turnout concerns.
Mercer County prisoner from Mercer, Pa., dies in a Pittsburgh penitentiary ward ward following illness. He had been serving a manslaughter sentence of 15 years after conviction in Mercer County in 1925.
Washington May 1 United Press reports a proposed movie censorship bill died in committee after a debate over educational and executive branch input. The measure would have extended film rating and content controls for the remainder of the session.
Specialists in auto painting offer to restore drab cars to like new condition with bright, modern colors. They advertise a wide selection of popular colors, claim to know the business well, and promise reasonable costs.
A persuasive note from E. E. Guignon praising personalized gardens with a circle of flowers around the home and fresh vegetables chosen by the owner. Encourages readers to appreciate the garden they planned during summer.
Classified section announces rules and services for ads in the Journal. It lists categories such as announcements, lost and found, automotive, real estate, rooms and board, and more with sample items like forsale farm produce and a 1944 Ford coupe. Names, places, and addresses appear in ad snippets for reader guidance.
A jumble of classified items lists for rent homes and rooms at 49 Franklin Street and 712 West Pleasant Street, along with for rent notices for properties on West Congress Street and East Main Street. Also advertised are sales of livestock, horses, and farm equipment, plus job listings for housework and general labor.
Legal notice details a sinking sale of cemetery property and estates by executor Blakeslee amid a meeting schedule near Spartanshings, with names of heirs and numerous property items listed. Includes political announcements and candidacy for Erie County General Assembly by John H. King, subject to Republican primary May 2, 1920.
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