Father Tried For Slaying Of Daughter In Mayville
Mayville court hears testimony from Filippa Di Vincentis of Jamestown who says James’s father shot and killed his daughter Bridget. Dr Paul Weston, Jamestown physician, testifies as an expert on nervous diseases regarding the defendant's mental state. The jury hears the defendant insist he could not help what he did despite understanding it was wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Filippa di Vincentis
Jamestown
Norning
Bridget
Iver Uy
Paul Gr. Weston
Jamestain Phy Geian
Jm di Vinveptie Trial On A First Degree Murder Charke
Tr Weston
Weston
Leonard
Vincentis
Micack
Must
Oder
Wilson
Une
Corry Evening Journal Publication Notice and Rates
Public notice listing Corry Evening Journal publication details. Indicates daily except Sunday, carriage by Mark, annual $500, carrier price three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week, and advertising rates available on application. Names COLEGROVE and Cory, Pa. Includes post office entry and second class mail matter status.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Suest
Cory, Ps, & D
Colegrove
Corry
Mi Anowa
Debating Surplus Tax Policy and Its Effects
The piece argues over what to do with a federal surplus, favoring tax relief and debt reduction. It notes public concern, highlights potential cuts to personal and corporate taxes, and warns against wasteful spending while urging steady debt payoff and lower overall taxes. Corporate tax cuts are seen as benefiting both corporations and individuals indirectly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Congress
France to cut standing army while boosting trained manpower
A parliamentary proposal from the Poirienne ministry calls reducing France's standing army from 650000 to 400000. The change shifts focus to longer training by shortening active service from 18 to 12 months, aiming to keep ready forces with less manpower. It suggests Europe benefits through lower costs and eased tensions, while overall manpower remains sufficient for future occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Din Poirienne
France
Europe
Frivolous News and Public Gossip Frustrates Congressmen
A frustrated conversation critiques frivolous newspaper items and calls for focus on national welfare. Congressman Horton complains papers amplify trivial gossip about marriages and personal matters, while editors defend room for lighter content amid expenses and public interest.
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Theodore Horton
Stillman
Birt
Condresman Hilrton
Tor Yenple
Soir Digathe
Trious Impor
Phelip Sunpark
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Pilea
Entries recap events from 20 years prior. Details include a Stanford Mose Company entertainment on Thanksgiving Eve, a large appropriation noted, incidents on West Church Street, Milton Caldwell’s son in a stunt on a tractor, a football game between Gorty team and Chamberlain Institute, a Mayville seating change, a new courthouse outlook, George Miller’s slow recovery, Master Earl Pedigo’s Mozart concert appearance, Phillipe Paromi injured at Columbus railroad, and a switch engine accident with a severely mangled arm.
When Men are Free
Poem asserting true liberty arises from education and an independent mind. It argues that laws cannot grant real freedom, only schooling aligned with nature and divine design can release humankind from oppression and renew culture, unity, and peace.
London TieBlis Reflects on Fear and Fortune in Verse
A fragmentary reflection titled London TieBlis ponders a skewed hope and the lure of riches. The lines speak of fear, sorrow, and the pull of real wealth, capturing a somber meditation on desire and fate.
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London
Whispering Gallery reveals secrets of leaders in anonymous memoirs
A British foreign service member publishes reminiscences detailing chatter about kings authors dictators and premiers. The volume claims Wilson Clemenceau Ramsay MacDonald Snowden and others are depicted with mixed praise and sharp critique. The excerpt covers impressions of Wilson from Washington and Paris noting his irritability reserve and guardedness.
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New York
British Foreign Service
London
Lord Riddell
News of the World
Horatio Bottomley
Woodrow Wilson
Georges Clemenceau
Ramsay MacDonald
Philip Snowden
England
Mose
Washington
Paris
Wilson
Washington PTA Meets in Large Attendance at School
The regular Washington PTA meeting opened with a comedy skit featuring Mrs Fred Ross and others, followed by recitations and readings by Cecil Akam Manfred Williams Eileen Williams and Mrs Charles Perkins. Superintendent RS Dewey gave a talk Our Parents. Membership drive nets sixty two members.
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Washington Parent Teachers Association
Rhosts
Fred Ross
EA. Williams
George Schrambling
Charles Perkins
Ethel Jones
Loveland
Cecil Akam
Manfred Williams
D. J. Cleveland
Eileen Walliams
Seading
RS Dewey
Sco
Sharp Note on Oil Dispute Prompts Public Exchange
The State Department said Mexico answered the latest American note on the land dispute but withheld details. The correspondence likely becomes public next year as exchanges have sharpened.
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United Press
Washington
State Department
Mexico
America
Love's Cruelties Revealed In Ageic Race Reflections
Ed Howe notes that love grows more practical with age while examining debts and social woes. The piece contrasts harsh judgments on both genders and hints at emotional costs, hinting at fragile relationships and gendered expectations in a reflective editorial tone.
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Ed Howe
Jaye
Love
Pera
Railroad Workers Convicted In Auburn Beating Case
Four railroad maintenance workers from the New York Central line were found guilty and each sentenced to one to two years in Auburn prison. They assaulted Paul Newman, head of maintenance, as he left a signal tower near Silver Creek on June 1 after they were dismissed. The men, drinking in Dutkirk, confronted Newman and brutally attacked him, leading to the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rominitester
Fourth Department
Tinabim
Chawtauqua
Bert N Verhoue
Paul & Newnan
New York Central Railroad
Ver Creek
Newman
Cardinal Will Attend Event in Olean Observing Jubilaries
Prominent Catholic churchmen will gather in Olean next week for the tenth anniversary of the Olean Mission and the fiftieth anniversary of the Church of San Mary of the Angels. Cardinal Dennis of Philadelphia will lead the priests day services, with Bishop Turner of Buffalo presiding over the Mass and other dignitaries from Lagkuwants and nearby dioceses attending vespers and benediction.
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Olean
Chueels
Church of San Mary of the Angels
Dennis Cardinal
Philadelphia
Rey William Turner
Butta
Avivonelnet
Julie Lee RE Rey
Moncignett
Nelson
Baber
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Pilea
Maurice Welch
Stanford Mose Company
Olena
Thoras Bagan
West Church Street
Milton Caldwell
Gorty Fem
Chamberlain Institute of Randolph
Badstead
George Miller
Earl Pedigo
Phillipe Paromi
Firie
Columbus
Nial
Washington, Pta
Equiray
John W. Lambing
W. Parle
Raia P Drug Store
Norwegian
Condra Pharmacy
Rexall
Peura
Vuncuries
Washington Monument
Hill
the Newhouse “Shoe House
Frank C. Cuapin
N. Center SE
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