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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
6
Erie officials announce the grain fleet will winter in Erie with the St Thomas Western the first to arrive around mid month. The season ends December 10, and last year’s storage reached about 12 million bushels with related repair work for locals and substantial local spending.
Representatives from 34 educational institutions gathered at the Carnegie Institute of Technology for the opening session of the fourteenth annual meeting of the American Association of Urban Universities. Topics focused on problems facing universities in large cities.
The weather service ordered southeast storm warnings from New York to Eastport Maine for a distance over Virginia and the Carolinas. The gale warnings will move northeastward as intensity increases. The bureau predicts strong southeast and south winds reaching gale force this afternoon or tonight along the north Atlantic coast.
United Press reports in Winnipeg that Earle Nelson known as the Gorilla Man remained calm in the defendant’s chair as prosecutors presented evidence linking him to the strangulation death of Mel Emily Patterson. Authorities tie him to more than 20 suspected female killings across the United States as Lola Cowan’s slaying is also tied to the case. A Fort Wellington witness will testify for the crown and an insanity defense is anticipated though not yet indicated.
Mrs G Hog of 228 Schaeffer St Brooklyn was in run down condition, sleepless, and unable to do housework. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Herbs for relief and urges other women to seek information. The Pinkham Medicine Company offers testimonials upon request.
Officials and commissioners urged to curb irregularities in returns. The document warns against relays and improper envelope handling that delay or prevent court-approved counts. It stresses accurate transfer of names from ballots to return sheets to avoid recounts and ensure timely results.
A fragmentary description depicts pink petals and a hazy Paris evening mood with imagery of gentle movement and delicate color. The scene evokes a calm, decorative moment centered on petals and light.
In Pittsburgh a turf war in the Italian district escalates with a new fatal shooting. Tonis Sherry, a known figure, was killed while waiting on the curb. An automobile halted beside the curb and two occupants fired from behind a curtained car. The victim’s description of the shooters and vehicle remains scant.
United Press reports that about 200 Bedouins from the Rudua tribe were killed or wounded in a feud near Damascus and the Palestine frontier. Fighting arose over loyalty to Schalani tribal heads after French intervention failed. Fear of wider tribal spread cited.
Exiled Greek former dictator General Pangalos is seriously ill on the Aegean island of Adhena where he has been exiled. He reportedly refused a prison physician and demanded his own doctor in Athens, saying he would be poisoned.
W J Flaherty announces services as violin teacher and mandolin dealer offering first class orchestra arrangements for dancing concerts and corner park events.
An older advertisement claims 8.8.8.2 and 8.8.5. provide relief for eczema and skin diseases. It features a testimonial from Cleophas Forte at the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Quincy and asserts the product S S S is plant based and sold in two sizes at drug stores.
Chief Justice William Howard Taft urged expanding judicial power in criminal trials at a National Crime Commission session. He called for less jury delay, clearer law explanations, and stronger prosecution aligned with reform. He cited the Baumes law as a model for focusing on crime prevention alongside punishment.
An Italian possession described as the largest and most fertile island in the Mediterranean. It rises off the southwest point of the Italian peninsula, separated by a strait. Population stated as about three million, part of the Kingdom of Italy.
Mead you San Antonio Nov A Alex 18 Felix DuPont heir to one of the nation's oldest families arrived in San Antonio aboard a Pullman train. The youth joined the cadet corps at Benet Federal Army training camp after visiting Princeton. He expressed little to say to a UPI correspondent and prefers a quiet life away from public view.
In Sharpsburg Pennsylvania Sam Zolkowski beheaded his wife Catherine 34 then cut his own neck with a razor. He was captured by plan officers and appeared in Federal court in Pittsburgh. Police say he planned to testify against Charles Friedman of Versailles in a bootlegging case. The murder was witnessed by Catherine and their eight year old daughter. Three other children were not in the home.
In F Rusellton Pennsylvania on November 1 nearly all houses owned by the Republican Iron and Steel company were vacated by striking miners and their families. Most moved into temporary basrlack accommodations provided by the United Mine Workers of America. Those still occupying company homes will vacate during the next days per official notice.
Antique ad claims St Jacobs Oil eases aching joints backache and neuralgia by applying rub on the affected area. It touts quick penetrating relief from stiffness lameness and soreness with harmless action and soothing warmth.
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