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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1926
Page
1
Ellsworth, Amundsen, Captain Viking and crew arrived in Alaska after crossing the Arctic wastes. The expedition reported successful progress with weather favorable and 1000 kilometers of travel completed toward the North Pole, while shore operations and anchor work were detailed.
A fragmentary schedule lists radio features across stations including KOA Denver WEAF New York WLW Cincinnati and WSH Atlanta. It mentions artists such as Wendall Hall and programs like Grand Opera and symphonic segments with various meter readings and daylight standards.
An unclear historical report describes a city campaign where loyalists rally behind King and Corry. The text cites political activity, volunteer drives, and a division within local groups as supporters mobilize for the upcoming election.
Senior George Wharton Pepper seeks renomination to the U S Senate and Tahn 5 Winher runs for Governor in a campaign linked to DIA and WG Trolleustins stations. The piece notes their aides and expected appearances and lists regional political ties and events in a tense election atmosphere.
A lively plan for a fantasy music program titled Pony Thikis and Roses draws attention among local readers. The event, described as a musical fantasy, involves senior students and a cast including performers such as Niloovin Dubry and Danaild Malunes with several others named. Tickets may be available to members of the community and related volunteers will manage the event schedule.
A newspaper fragment reports Toby Musetuck and related parties in a court case involving alleged insanity pleas and a factory fire. The text describes officers, a jail, and a burning scene with improvised actions and supposed orders for payment.
A charity tag day at the Morty Hospital raised funds with the Ladies Auxiliary leading and Mrs G Barker chairing, assisted by Corry Hien Sheol and others. The event drew local participation and support for hospital needs.
Bulleting items report an explosion near the United States embassy causing disarray and casualties. The scene sparks concern over security as governments warn against further attacks while observers note political tensions and responses from Britain and Sweden.
A Meadville man died and several others were injured in a late night crash on the Rasp Lake Road near Whent, involving three automobiles. Police said one vehicle toppled a telephone pole. names include LG Watts 82 and Jamestown Revillies Carra among the injured.
State expert Frank J. Green from the State Chamber of Commerce will visit the city for a conference with merchants and the board of directors. An evening meeting is planned to discuss new relations and stimulate business activity during his visit.
A Erie woman identified as Ann Hitler shot herself through the temple while en route in a Perry highway. She died in a hospital last night and details list the act as suicide during travel.
In Crawford County a posse scoured a swamp south of Union City for fugitive Whi Savalin. Sheriff Jones reported shots near a farm as deputies and troopers pressed the manhunt amid a statewide search and a $30 reward for Savalin’s arrest.
The notice outlines a plan to oil the road between Corry and Wattsburg. It notes that oiling of front properties will be arranged, with work occurring along the stretch of the road this year. Officials indicate bids or approvals are in progress and that the plan hinges on city consent and funding.
Local officials discuss plans for street resurfacing this summer at the Nonjetnay Building. Neighbors and district representatives weigh whether any portion of the street will be surfaced this year and which lanes would be affected.
United Press reports Pittsburgh on May 17 that prohibition administrator Baird requested 115 more field men from Lincoln Andrews to cover Western Pennsylvania. Only about 35 enforcers are available now, and a broader drive against liquor violators is planned if more staff can be added. Baird also sought a larger force in Philadelphia.
Reports from Pittsburgh and Harrisburg describe a heated race with heavy spending and mudslinging as voters prepare to cast ballots. Governor Tee critiques campaign finance, while supporters rally behind candidates across the state. Weather and rural turnout are noted as shaping the contest’s final outcome.
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