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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1926

Page

6

Protests Grow Over Smith Street Crossing Signals

Citizens urge abolishing crossing lights on West Smith Street after heavy Sunday traffic and a fatal accident. They accuse the Pennsylvania Railroad of indifference and seek fair railroad policy and possible watchman reestablishment to prevent future wrecks in Corry.

Pennsylvania West Smith Street Craker Bette Sten Pennsylvania Railroad Smith Street Pennsylvania Road 38 Corry Railroads Company

Constables Criticized for Lax Duty in Prohibition Enforcement

Judge A B Roosker rebukes county constables for failing to report minor law violations in their bailiwicks. Erie and Springfield township officers were reportedly spared, while Corry Laval residents urge stricter liquor law enforcement as officials are urged to act on complaints about sales on the Middle road.

A. B Roosker Erie Springfield Township Corry- Laval Pring Rossiter Spryfield Township Middle Road

Raid at Corry Restaurant Nets City $125 Enrichment

Corry city treasury gained about 125 from a Sunday morning raid that broke up a poker game at the Corry Restaurant. Eleven people were arrested for disorderly conduct. proprietor Pete Giros paid 25 fine plus costs, others 10 plus costs. Authorities vow more crackdowns on all-night gaming dens.

Corry Pete Giros West Main Street

Revival meetings draw large crowds at Salvation Army

Much interest is shown in revival meetings at the Salvation Army citadel this week. New speakers appear each evening with inspiring messages. Wednesday evening Captain West of Warren and Thursday Ensign Flinn will speak, a schedule change due to Adjutant Brunner’s absence.

Salvation Army West Warren Ensign Flinn J. Brunner

Narrow Escape For Motorists In Deerlick Crossing

In Sheffield on November 2, a touring car barely avoided collision with an express train near Deerlick crossing. Driver Mackie Cook stopped as the locomotive severed lights and bumper but caused no injuries. Occupants Lawrence Cook, William McKendrick, and James McKendrick were in the car. train delay was about fifteen minutes while details were recorded.

Sheffield Nansen Flint Deerfick Horton Shorty Reed Lawrence Cook Sheffeld William James McKendrick Sargeant Mackie Cook

Deportation planned for bootlegger in Erie case

Angela Gyrot confessed bootlegging and faces deportation as Erie judge Uriah P. Rossiter imposes additional sentence of one year six months in Allegheny county workhouse for liquor violations. Gyrot previously received a two year term in September after pleading guilty to possession sale and manufacture of liquor. Federal authorities began deportation steps under law allowing removal of aliens with two consecutive over one year sentences. Two cars stolen Sunday at Franklin were recovered by the State police. Star car found near Cochranton. Ford located abandoned near Coefield s Corners.

Erie Angela Gyrot Aren Uriah P. Rossiter Allegheny County Seroi Franklin Franksin Cochranton Coefield's Corners Pranklin

Queen Enjoys Mountain Trip on Special Train

Queen and royal party travel through Montana on a special train to the Pacific coast. The queen toured the observation car to view the Rockies with Prince Nicholas and Princess Tieana, who showed delight at the passing mountain scenery along the Northern Pacific route.

Queen Marie Montana American Rockies Routte Pacific Coast Prince Nicholas Princess Tieana Rockies

MOTHER DEAD THREE CHILDREN BURNED IN GAS EXPLOSION

Annis Schwab, eight years old, was killed and her three children seriously burned in a gas explosion at their Angelica home on Sunday. The blast followed a suspected ignition of a hot plate left burning overnight. Blanche, six, and Perrie, eight, may be blinded, while Mildred, four months, is expected to recover.

Angelica Noy Annis Schwab Ilden Mildred

Readlers Meet at Mrs Ragan Home for Monday Session

Readlers gathered Monday afternoon at Mrs. Thomas Ragan's home on W Church Street. Mrs. Fulp presided as president. Sixteen members answered to roll call. Mrs. Clarefisbourne told the story of Sam O Shanter. Mrs George Patterson read The Rival Ghosts. The meeting adjourned to meet Mrs Ross on East Wayne Street, November 8.

Readlers Thomas Ragan W. Church Street Fulp Clare-fisborne Sam O'Shanter George Patterson Ross East Wayne-Street

Stolen Auto Sought After Market Street Theft

Union City reports a 1922 touring car stolen from Market Street near The Same Bank. Owner Nick Costello found the vehicle missing upon returning from North Main Street around 6:15 PM Thursday. Police contacted the highway patrol and Titusville and Corry stations after two men were seen near the car before the theft. License number 620-280, patrols alerted.

Union City Nick Costello Market Street North Main Street Atoren Gostella Py Magee Bary Titusville Jello Corry

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