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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
3
The Corry Pennsylvania paper the Cony Evening Journal lists daily publication except Sunday under publisher Arthur Colegrove with postal registration and mail and carrier rates. Ads rates available on request.
A draft discussion on immigration policy reveals a push to treat all nations equally while acknowledging limits. Debaters weigh excluding Asian or European nationals and how to balance hospitality with protecting national prerogatives amid the Japanese quota.
In 1904 reports note Meo and Mrs Follett traveling to New York for a Marine conclave and a baseball game arranged between Titlaville High School and Corry with a lopsided defeat for Corry. Local committees prepare for Fourth of July events while a lawsuit in Williamsport concerns a sewer contract. Hydrophobia concerns arise in Warren county over dogs and cattle as legal experts clash in court. New York policewomen seek a list of potential kidnapper suspects as they expand to bootlegger and embezzlement cases.
The article discusses a shift in Russian politics after Lenin, noting a move away from pure Bolshevism toward a mixed system. It suggests private capital may not fully return, but socialism may persist in some form. Observers debate the likelihood of aristocratic restoration and industrial capitalism reasserting itself.
Mes Jat ids and guests enjoyed a pleasant evening at East Met Street, featuring fancy work and music. Refreshments were served during the gathering hosted by Wakeslee in a warm, sociable setting.
Representatives of a major U S steel company visited Dunkirk to inspect the Ath Steel Company plant. They considered a possible phase in information sharing and potential purchase as part of broader corporate moves.
Fragmentary note mentions pieces The Land of My Stone and Georgia Lullaby and a list of performers or titles with limited readable context. No clear event or outcomes. details are obscured.
Saturday sale showcases 500 pieces including ladies vests at 25c, blouses below $5, talking Mama Dolls about 27 inches, knit union suits at $1, athletic union suits, pure silk hose offered far below typical $1.50 to $2.25, with bulk purchase enabling deep discounts across eight stores.
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