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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1926
Page
1
United States Ambassador James B. Bhoi filed a note with Mexico citing a refused ransom for an American captive. The report says the captive was slated for execution, with U.S. officials warning of a potential response. Details describe the captivity near Potrero ranch and tensions at the border as Washington awaits word. authority and timing unclear, but cases grow tense as diplomatic channels respond.
John E. Muir died early today when his car overturned on a dirt road near Warren. Sheriff and local authorities investigate marks along the road to determine how the machine left the highway. The victim, a well known Warren figure, was removed to Warrenton Hospital in critical condition. fire crews aided in the scene as investigators sought the cause.
Yellow perch were introduced into Lake Columbus with 30 baskets of fish placed in the water. A state official from Union City supervised the effort as part of a program to improve local fishing conditions.
In New York last night Eddie Wagner of Philadelphia defeated Phil Moran of Detroit in a feature bout. Wagner claimed victory on a decisive finish, advancing his standing in the welterweight division.
In a tense statewide contest on May 28, Bonniwell pulls ahead of Shull as the Democratic primary unfolds. The unofficial tally shows Bonniwell with a clear lead over Surmud Shull, with county and district results still counting.
A group of Erie youths faced local court after a disturbance in Warren County. Authorities charged multiple suspects with unlawful behavior and potential threats during the incident at a park. The hearing proceeded with preliminary findings and remand in the county jail.
Kavita Dag and Jess Sweetler reach the golf finals amid a tense match. Sweetler trailed early but rallied to win 2 and 1, securing a spot in the championship.
Henry A. Frank died at his home on Mott Street at 10 15 p m after a long period of ill health He was a prominent local business figure for over forty years with Corry's company He served in public office and held a wartime clerical position He leaves a large family and will be memorialized at the Armannel Episcopal church with interment to follow.
Four youths received severe reprimands after a disturbance near Fairview school. Police report at 10 o'clock the next morning will determine further action. Officials warn that continued misbehavior could lead to prosecution or reformatory sentences.
Mrs. Mary Harmon Tupper of Philadelphia visits her aunt Miss Jeanie Patterson and Miss Tillie Atereck while attending Indiana Normal School in Indiana. She also looks after summer home duties on West Washington Street.
South Bend, Ind. May 28. The Medich twins born joined at the abdomen show continued growth and strength despite medical debates. Doctors and family wrestle with whether to keep them at the hospital or home, weighing ethical and medical concerns as officials consider options for the babies' care and life.
A local gathering discussed organizing a Chamber of Commerce with a practical program and active work plan. State and city officials, including Mr Groene, planned visits to further the project and recruit support from the business community.
Crown Prince Gustav and Princess of Sweden received enthusiastic American crowds during a one day visit to Washington and New York. They toured the capital, observed congressional debates, and were to dine with President Coolidge at the White House. The royal party planned two and a half months in the United States before sailing to the Orient.
Mrs. Tardline T Hammond widow of L Hammond and longtime Corry resident died at 88 at her son Clinton L Hammond's Sherman New York home. Services are set for Saturday at Sherman then burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Survivors include Mrs Clara White Buffalo son P Hammond Detroit R G Hammond Detroit and Clinton L Hammond Sherman.
Two deer were sighted on the AT L Weinsioré Farm near Elgin this morning near a watering trough on the Elgin road. Witnesses from local farms reported the deer crossing the road and heading toward Elgin.
May 20 Pittsburgh reports supporters of Beidleman withdrew their challenge to the official vote in the Republican gubernatorial bid. Judge Shatter accepted the withdrawal order. Beidleman plans to issue statements through J. R. Frankel. The case arose after charges alleging an election theft in Lackawanna County and a dispute over inspection of county returns.
A row of frame garages behind a Tarentum building occupied by a local news outfit was destroyed by fire early today. Tarentum Valley News reported the loss at about $20,000 with firemen from Brackbridge assisting the Tarentum department. the fire was under control at dawn.
Maxwell, a young World War veteran, was found guilty of second degree murder for the January 20 slaying of his wife in Greensburg. The trial included his claim of memory gaps about the event and sentencing was to be announced later. Local traffic and social notes follow with visitors and relatives traveling to and from nearby towns.
In Warren, a court heard testimony about the death of 10 year old Giese Guettite Giitned from a gunshot wound. Witnesses described a neighbor’s alleged threats and the child’s injuries amid the investigation, with details of the shooting and surrounding events discussed by Dr St We Ball and others.
Plans outlined for a Moose ceremonial featuring Ene Band, Crack Quartet, and Ene Lodge drill team. A grand parade and initiation ceremonies will open the national convention of the LO C M in Cheengu, with the Erie Moose band and a 1925 Baltimore award winning quartet among participants.
Today’s five best radio programs include WEAP New York at 8:00 P.M. EDT on WEAP with New York City opera. WEY Schenectady airs at 7:30 P.M. EST featuring Stray Cats. WAHG Richmond Mills presents Olsen Recital at 7:00 P.M. EDT. WNYC New York hosts Jewish Hour of Music at 7:00 P.M. EDT. KGW Pealand AZ lists a 9:40 P.M. PST feature by Hoot Owls.
National sweep for J. H. Corbin, once well known locally, culminates in arrest at Lake Placid. Investigation traced Corbin through his wife who left the city. operation centered on Corry month long, with Burns detective work and state troopers aiding. Corbin, originally from Pittsburgh, faced charges over $75,000, and the case involved a complex cross state pursuit and multiple agencies.
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