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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
1
A detailed report reviews the recent Business Men's Banquet at the Grandin Hotel where Frank J. Green of the State Chamber of Commerce spoke on reorganization. The event featured remarks by industry leaders and a discussion on local economic growth, with attendees including merchants and regional officials.
A local meeting featured Diane DeRessy describing brick industry processes and the potential of a new plant run under a general manager. Guests Mi Riinkle of Pearkliq and B.S Milvin attended the event with Ebeelyh present, and discussion included a proposed Mushball Deventy organization.
United Press reports an American, Captain T. I. Betts, captured by Yunan bandits near Laitodyo ten miles south of Tang Tuga. Betts had been serving as language officer and was attached to the United States military mission. The location is in a region recently unsettled by hostile activity.
United States observers track state primaries in Oregon and Iowa while Philadelphia reports on campaign spending and candidate strategies amid senatorial contests. Developments spark interest as party factions prepare for upcoming ballots and potential investigations reshape endorsements.
A former Corry man, Moore, promoted to manager of the Jersey Vital Power and Light district, overseeing fourteen municipalities with about 30 000 residents. His headquarters are in Point Pleasant, NJ, where the district offices of Central Power and Light, a National Public Service subsidiary, are located.
The streets of the Missmess section Werkendlag are marked for parking purposes. Parking regulations will mirror last year and enforcement of the rules governing this and the operation of motor vehicles in the city will begin as soon as the parking arrangement is completed.
Police received word of a motor vehicle crash on Roosevelt Highway west of the city. A kick tail collided with a machine injuring one or two children. Attempts to obtain details by telephone failed and no hospital notification had been received.
Pepper wins a clear majority over Edward Beidiemy as voting totals from SRL and related wards come in. Candidates Joby S Wisher and Willan for CoverWire also noted, with Pepper candidate Sukie Grange Wharf appearing in official results.
A large WBA rally is planned in the city at the State Armoury on Friday. Miss Nellie El tuotinsioury of Warren will be a featured speaker, with delegates expected from Erie Crawford Warren and other counties. Mayor Blin We Hratken will welcome visitors as the event showcases entertainment and a major gathering of members.
United Press report from Columbus Ohio May 20 states former Congressman Don Badger shot and killed himself in his May offices. Police say death was instantaneous and stenographer Mike Grace Farnsworth heard the shot and found the body in the private office.
United Press reports heavy rains in Kane Pa stopped a Fear Creek forest fire that burned over 4000 acres. More than 200 firefighters were deployed as the blaze raged almost two days before rain aided extinguishing efforts, bringing the incident under control.
Transmarine of Port Newark reports Love's posted the freighter Sudafica as missing after leaving Port Newark for Marghlath en route to San Frans. The ship carried 28 crew under Captain T Turner of Holmes, Nu, with cargo valued at 500000 dollars. Lloyds listing confirms no chance of salvage.
In London miners reject the government plan tied to the Rural Coal Commission findings. Some 150 attendees debated wage reductions and the creation of a neutral chairman for wage boards. Communique shows unions resisting a central enforcement mechanism and wage cut proposals.
May 20 reports from Tod Botawny say developments in a Pennsylvania brewery probe are expected by week’s end. A Federal Grand Jury targets officials and employees tied to Delaware, backawasnay and western railroads, with Cleveland firms linked to illicit activities. Witnesses number about fifty, questioned in Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Reports say H E Hammond of Union City filed assault and battery charges against Magee chief of police after an incident last Saturday night during an arrest. Hammond was detained for interfering with officers while his son faced a reckless driving charge and later pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. Both men appeared before local justices and aldermen.
In a hard fought matchup, Shreve edged its opponent by a slim three point margin. United Press reports a late rally and clutch plays helped Shreve secure the victory as the clock wound down.
Over eighty alumni will join the High School Alumni Association at the reunion and banquet Monday evening. Officers and committee members are arranging the event with Mrs Gean Moore Worth, presiding, and guests including Jane Mirras, V. president, and several faculty members. The program features a reception, social hour, entertainment, and a brief awards ceremony before the meal and dancing to conclude the evening.
London dispatches report Damascus bombardment casualties with claims of 600 fatally hurt and women and children among the dead. The source notes possible censorship avoidance and cites varying figures from press offices, including 20 killed in a version.
Harrisburg May 20 Road contracts awarded by the State Highway Department favor Mercer County. Projects include 15,316 feet on routes in South Pima township Jamieson and Knapp near Fredonia, and 10,856 feet on route 213 through Sandy Creek and Perry townships Jamieson and Knapp. Total cost listed as 113,476 dollars.
May 2 Washington Three members of the primary probe committee resigned amid a long running inquiry. The reshuffle affects senior Republican Ty Illinois and Democrat Delaware figures, with implications for ongoing investigations.
Today’s prime radio features on KOA Denver and KGO Oakland include open air Bari Poncett and Wraxna a stair step feature. KDRA East Pittsburgh and KBDKA Lite Symphony perform under Pacific and Eastern time zones with Victor Sadek conducting the Silver Mask. WEAF New York hosts a late hookup while WRC Washington and WGY along with WJZ close the night with Marine Band programs in daylight saving time.
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