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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1926

Page

8

Strengthen Case Against Erie Bandit

Erie reports that Mike Zebicki, 41, is linked to an escaped suspect after a car bombing incident near Prospect streets. Investigators recovered a 38 caliber pistol, overcoat, and other items from a house as evidence. The weapon and items were handed to Chief Detail by a resident while Zebicki is expected to be confronted upon return from Sault Ste. Marie. The suspect was captured in Sault Ste. Marie last Friday following a police pursuit and motorcycle patrol.

Erie Mike 2Ebicki East Nitin Street Ihouse Tenthant Prospect Streets William Brown Willis F Deteel Wico Eebicki Sault Ste Marie Michiga Ovina Sim Way Bebicks Brown Templar Tixbick Teriainett Yahleki Sault” Ste. Marie Broven Barton Edward Englert

Coolidges Vote In Home State In Early Morning Visit

President and Mrs. Coolidge vote shortly after arriving from Washington in Northampton Massachusetts. They are greeted by a citizen committee and crowds outside Memorial Hall on Main Street. The couple receives ballot numbers at polling place No 804 for the President and No 510 for Mrs. Coolidge.

Northampton Mass Coolidge Washington Samuel FE. Ese Mactidge Ain Memorial Hall

Tea Plant Visit Illuminates Global Tea Making

A nostalgic note on tea from plant to cup, touring Splads idea Company in Boston and imagining Ceylon and Java gardens. It explains garden elevation, growth years, and how green and black teas are processed differently from picking to firing.

Spladsifea Company Boston Alsd Lierus Rea Ceylon Fais Java Ailteas

City considers local ordinance to curb prohibition violations

City officials discuss possible municipal action to empower arrests and fines for prohibition violations. City Solicitor says ordinances allowing such arrests and fines could funnel penalties to the city treasury. Mayor Bracken and council members plan a formal inquiry to determine feasible steps and procedures.

Pennsylvania Treasuries Kinvad Teller Bracken Soli Itor Kincaid

Mercer Hunter Killed In Hunting Accident

A Mercer teenage hunter, 17 year old Robert Pile, was found dead near Vo Tant after an accidental discharge. Authorities say he stumbled over a log, dropped his rifle, and the weapon discharged.

Mercer Hunter United Press Mercer

Baptists Farewell Party For Dr and Mrs Pope

A Baptist farewell gathering was held at the Pope home as Dr. and Mrs. JR Pope prepare to move to Enfield Massachusetts to spend the winter with their son Hunter Pope and family helped host about thirty guests. Mes Barton Smith and Mes Clare Wilkon played piano while poems by W T Miller and Mrs O A Johnson were read.

JR. Pope Enfield Par Hunter Pope Barton Smith Mes Clare Wilkon W. T. Miller George Thomias O. A. Johnson

Cabinet Officers Vote In Pittsburgh Report

In Pittsburgh on November 2 a fifth of the Coolidge cabinet voted here. Of the 10 cabinet officers two voted in Pittsburgh, Treasury Secretary Mellon and Secretary of Labor Davis.

Pittsburgh United Press Coolidge Hertory Treasury Mellon Labor Daviz

Hunter May Lose Eyesight After Hunting Accident

Addison Addey of Lakevene Brocton suffered a serious eye wound near Lockport when a pheasant shot glanced from a tree and struck his eye. Higgs and Goldsmith, both of Brocton, rushed him to a Lockport physician before returning him home. doctors hope to save the eye though outcome remains uncertain.

Brocton Chautauqua County Addison ‘Addey Lakevente Addey Lockport Clarence Higgs Ross W. Goldsmith Bracton Higgs

It is a tack, Ban Hoptand says about his daughter

Ban Hoptand comments on modern upbringing as he discusses training his daughter in old-fashioned skills. He cites the art of conversation and telephone manners as examples of the changing educational tack.

Ban Hoptand Louisville Courier Journal

Halloween celebrations and community notes in Crawford county

The item chronicles Halloween festivities at schools with costumes and treats, social visits by Leon Golden and Fred Bates, and gatherings at the homes of Mrs. Bates and others. It also highlights residents traveling to Union City, Fort Saw Houston visits, club meetings, a church talk, and local weather delaying fall travel and farming activities.

Spartansburg Sailo Neryanuch Bred S. Bates Sipper Frank G. Jones CT. Waggoner George Waggoner Hallowe'en Leon Golden Central Garage Fred S. Bates Union City P Dale Bowen Detroit Mich H Bowen Mildred Davenport Street Harold D. Major 1St Infantry Fort Saw Houston Texas Geo, Davis Davis Main Street Sergeant Major Oil City Wilmer Major Trondlum Htawaitin Islands Oi City John Wilson Eugene D. Webs Corry Frank Herbst Lovell Station Woman's Club

Women serve on the grand jury for the November term

Women are serving on the grand jury for the November term of criminal court convening at 10 o clock Monday morning for the con, about 40 cases listed for this term. Mrs T R Palmer of 102 West Sixth Street was appointed foreman by Judge Wright Rossiter who gave instructions to the grand jury.

Hert Fuller Fred Mor Fi del Minn Austman O. Ne W. B Burlingham Taverne Taylor California C. Smith Festa Carda Mosida Fleridy Califoriia J. E. Winans Philadelphia Charles R. Foreman Emory Elston Mai Street Llerbert Lind Trequail Corry Union City Titusgills Lyle Wallice Ly Embroidery Club Anc Walter Pfeiffer Miss I Wallace Crawford County Criminal Court TR. Palmer West Sixth Street Dudge Urighty Rossiter Geandls

Two Wounded in Hunting Accidents in Pa Start of Season

Northeastern Pennsylvania reports two dead and several hospitalized from hunting incidents on opening day. Vincent Benerliet, 21, of Canton, was killed when a companion’s gun discharged while ejecting a shell on South Mountain. Barton Saminski, 21, of Shenandoah, was shot in the back near Ringtown as hunters pursued game. The incidents highlight dangers on the first day of the season.

United Press Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Vincent Benerliet Canton Thadford County South Mountain Robert Gleckner Barton Saminski Shenandoah Ringtown

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