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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1926
Page
3
Will the South Break in 1928 Politics
The piece argues that strong religious prejudice and Prohibition shape Southern Democratic attitudes toward Governor Smith of New York. It notes many Southern Democrats oppose his nomination due to Catholicism and dry beliefs, while some would support him if necessary. It warns against a breakup driven by religion and predicts the South may resist breaking from Democracy despite pressures.
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Sifted E. Smith
New York
Grevidentia
Fimber
Smith
Empire State
South
White House
Knights of Columbus
Potomac
Curious Book in Timily of Prince de Mikue of Branca
A manuscript or printed work belonging to the Timily of Prince de Mikue of Branca is described as carefully written or printed. The text notes the pages are interleaved with blue paper and the script is difficult to read, with the best passages appearing in print.
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de Mikue
Branca
Twenty Years Ago Readers Return From Trips
Journal Files recalls P A Loveland returning from Atlanta in tannery business and J E Wesley home from Pittsburgh for a 10th Pennsylvania Cavalry reunion. Weather notes mention warm November sunshine in the East and unusual northwestern grain supplies. Local figures B T Millen and W Jones travel for family illness and construction work while J M Sheeley and George Steinhart head to Daytona for a large contract. Richard Patton departs for Los Angeles.
Barthelmess Seeks Divorce in Paris Amid Gown Trials
Paris November 16 Richard Barthelmess traveled by car to the Riviers as Mary Tay seeks a divorce and tries on gowns in Rue de la Paix to establish a French residence for the action. Barthelmess is escorted by artist Stiles Dickensin. Lawyers’ fees may delay the decree three months to a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Richard Barthelmess
Riviers
Mary Tay
Rue de la Paix
France
Barthelmess
Stiles Dickensin
Mary
Rudolph Valentino
Thompson's Basasma Kidney Tablets Ad
A newspaper advertisement promotes Thompson's Basasma Kidney Tablets for kidney and bladder issues claiming rapid relief from dizziness back pain and impurities. It promises blood purification and tonic benefits with a 50 cent price per box and prepaid mail order from the Thompson Medical Co Titusville Pennsylvania.
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Thompson
Tem
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
Advd
Lets Do Out Best
Poem urging best effort and perseverance by O Lawrence Hawthorn. Emphasizes doing tasks thoroughly to gain personal satisfaction and character, noting that careless work harms both the helper and the doer. The verse reflects a schoolroom or youth guidance tone.
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O. Lawrence Hawthorn
Arson Charges Faces Realtor in Brownsville Fire
Charles B. Shields of Brownsville, once a barber and now a wealthy real estate owner, is charged with felonious arson. He was released on $3,000 bail by a special order signed by Judge Davis Henderson. Authorities report he started a fire that destroyed his home and contents, with $45,000 insurance. A hidden basement room contained barrels cans and filtering equipment.
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Unie Press
Uniontown
Chas. B. Shields
Brownsville
Davis Henderson Shields
Inis
Injuries Fatal to Aged Man in Dunkirk
Francis L. Gibbons, died in hospital after an automobile struck him on the West Mully road near Farrel farm a week earlier. He worked picking fruit at the Farrel farm and was crossing the highway when knocked down by a Ford coupe. A fellow worker and the police pursued the unnamed motorists but could not locate the license number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Francis
Gibbons
Mully Road
Farrel Farm
Fredonia
Revolt in Java Kills 25 Amid Dutch Crackdown
Reports from Samarangk Java indicate 25 Communists killed in the past 12 hours as Dutch forces press to quell a rebellion that began last Friday across multiple districts. The first train bringing prisoners arrived today with 29 captives from Labuan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rumor of Ileana Succeeding Romanian Throne
A circulating rumor from Bucharest says Princess Ileana, youngest child of King Ferdinand and Queen Marie, may ascend the Romanian throne during their U S visit. French expert Professor Hensande reportedly examined the king and officials discuss his health amid reports of terminal cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irom
Bucharest
Princess Means
Ferdinand
Mare
Adaas
United States
Bertsuuttle
Rebels Slay 25 in East Indies Amid Java Disorder
Amsterdam reports a continuing rebellion in Java with 25 Reds slain after clashes in Laboean. Bridges destroyed and roads blocked as government reinforcements are sent by motor convoy to restore Serang Baav ia communications.
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East Indies
Amsterdam
Java
Serang
Laboean
Baavia
Small Railroad Cars and Their Work
The text explains the smallest railroad car as a push car with two wheel pairs and a small deck used by track workers. It describes the hand car powered by a hand lever that can be operated by a few men, and mentions an inspector’s plan for a gasoline engine powered car as a new type of hand car.
Cannon Will Be Buried Today in Danville
The funeral of Joseph Gurney Cannon, 46 years in the U S House of Representatives including eight as speaker, is set for this afternoon. The honor guard will carry the casket from the residence to the First Methodist Church with Rev. T N S Ewing delivering the sermon and President Charles G Dawes among the mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Plans
Danville
Winch
Jorseph Gurney
Uncle Joe
So'eluck
Higgee
Loomis
First Methodist Church
T NS. Ewing
Charles G. Dawen
Italian flyer faces wind storm test for Sehneider cup
Norfolk reports heavy wind and rain on November 16 threaten Major de Bernardi's attempt to set a three mile air record in the Schneider Cup aircraft. The weather delay clouds the outcome of the planned flight.
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Norfolk
Major de Bernardi
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