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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1924
Page
3
A caustic public appeal argues that twenty thousand children under fourteen are harmed by accidents in the United States. It condemns careless adults and calls for training in discretion to prevent further injuries, urging society to protect the nation’s future citizens.
Twenty years ago this column reflects on events including a James Smith tie to local business matters and a note on United States Steel Corporation purchasing a stake. It mentions Augusta Michell’s marriage to Arthur Lowenbrit of Chicago and Glen Spencer arriving at Braddock from Columbia in transit.
United Press reports the Davis bribery trial proceeding in Pittsburgh with Davis, treasurer and director of the Hamilton Manufacturing Company, testifying after defense motions. Court sessions continued into the early hours as attorneys argued over witness testimony and the bribery allegations.
A woman named Reda Avenue, 50, died after a crash involving a car and a street car near Seventh and State streets. A man, Tumestawen Andurin, 95, suffered a skull fracture and lacerations, taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital. another worker died en route. The couple, reportedly not related, had been en route to a dance, with acquaintances from Jamestown.
Miss Anna Tyall aged 68 of Fredonia was struck by an automobile at Main Street and Kensington Avenue in Buffalo. Driver Mason of Buffalo was cleared after a statement. a certificate of accidental death was issued. Tyall, a delegate to the New York State Teachers Association, was staying with her brother Dr. George Tyall.
An elderly mother, Morgin, dies shortly after her son Noran Morgin loses a race in New York. Physicians had given up hope after a lengthy illness. Mourning crowds and family notes reference a life of support and participation in local events.
Helen Boyle seeks a pardon in a Pittsboro matter tied to Willie Whitla, a wealthy Pennsylvania resident. The article notes Boyle’s parole and the possibility of release, with mentions of other individuals visiting and associated local figures.
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