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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1926
Page
3
Published daily except Sunday at 4 Weat South Street Corry Pa the Corry Evening Journal lists mailing and subscription rates by mail or carrier with display advertising rates available on request.
A political note discusses free British nations with autonomous units within a crown framework. It argues for equal status within the empire, voluntary association, and limited central authority while noting negotiations with other countries remain courteous. Separate items touch on Georgia lynching incidents and the lack of punishment for mob violence in Virginia.
A fragmented note from Suntiy thurbura Daily News reflects on why an artist’s concept of the horn of plenty never reached fruition. The text hints at nostalgia and a stalled creative plan, with limited readable phrases about vision and production challenges.
Twenty years ago a mixed digest of incidents appears from the Journal Filee dated November 26 1906. The items include local theft reports, resignations, an accident on Maple Avenue, a hospital admission, family illness, and a note on tax trends versus state and local spending. It also cites government expense context and ends with Sing Sing prison religious affiliations among inmates.
United Press reports a Navy seaplane PN-10 number two lifted at 0:50 p.m. to open the interrupted flight from Hampton Roads, Virginia, to Colon, Panama, routing via the Isle of Pines, with a delayed radio dispatch confirming the resumption of the mission today.
Harrisburg reports William S. Vare, Pennsylvania Senate elect, filed his expense account for the November campaign. He shows total campaign spending of 7008.28, with 5000 donated to the Republican State Committee and 2500 to the Republican City Committee of Philadelphia. no contributions listed.
Police hunt two men accused of robbing A. D. Applegate a Pittsburgh glazier staying at a Jamestown hotel. He says the pair rode with him on the Jamestown Warren road, took 3 and 5 sticks from him, and he kept about $40 in his shoe. He told police the men lured him to a room, drank, then refused to return money or offer a car.
Shinglehouse Oregon? No, Shinglehouse store owned by Fred Gibson was robbed Monday night. Merchandise valued at 000 dollars was taken after entry. Missing items include 74 suits and overcoats marked Enby, six mackinaws, stockings, georgette silk, champagne color, six slickers, 12 neckties and other goods. The owner found the disruption upon opening the shop and cataloged the loss.
Storms battered a wide area injuring many and causing deaths. Ed Morris Doyle Crump and three Smithy children were killed in OiliFamp Town La more than 20 injured. Maynesville and Arkansas Vine area reported missing persons and damaged buildings. Telecommunication lines were disrupted as Haynesville area largely avoided the worst.
A health note urges people to consult a doctor for kidney pain and explains that overeating and acid buildup can overwork kidneys. It recommends drinking a quart of water daily and taking Evaporated Salts mixed in water to flush and stimulate kidneys, claim relief from urinary issues and keep blood clean.
Jamestown dispatch reports Delaney former head of the Delaney Frt Products of Bronton will serve three to six years in Auburn Prison after the Appellate Division denied certiorari under Baumes Jury. Conviction upheld at Mayville following a brief trial. Sheriff Levin transported Delaney from a Chicago hospital after an appendicitis operation to Auburn.
Five of the men entombed in the Tomhicken coal mine in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, have been tested alive. Search for the sixth, Charles Smith, continues as rescuers abandon further attempts due to dangerous conditions. Officials report hope remains for all five, while broader rescue efforts regroup.
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