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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1926
Page
5
The page lists closing prices and notable moves across sectors including copper, steel, railroads, and oil. Major names such as Anaconda, Chile Copper, Union Oil, Standard Oil, US Steel, and Southern Pacific appear with varying percentages indicating gains and declines. The data reflects a volatile session with energy, metals, and transportation stocks showing mixed results.
School board officials refuse to meet with Mays Joseph A Williams and council members to discuss charges filed. Engineers claim ordinances were ignored in operating school heating systems, prompting inquiries and a conference date request. The dispute traces to overheating concerns and potential work stoppage if demands are not met.
In Steubenville on November 30, United Frese reports Thur Pirrung of Washington faces first degree murder indictments in the fatal shooting of Policeman Owen Burning. The defense seeks to quash the indictments on alleged technical errors, while Judge Jay Paisley rules on motions as the trial nears.
United Press report from Pittsburgh November 10 states Controller Charles G. McGovern cannot be legally ordered to audit Allegheny County books. County Solicitor A W Taber read his opinion at a County Commissioners meeting. Durlen voted that $1,000 could be spent to prepare the controller's reports.
Latrobe reports John Watt aged 22 of Johnstown Pennsylvania died when he fell ninety feet from the fourth floor of the new Masonic Temple elevator shaft in Latrobe. His skull was fractured and his left ear punctured. He was found by a coworker.
Treasury authorities report smuggling disruptions in the Bahamas as bootleggers and supply sources clash. Officials say smugglers mix contraband with genuine stock, weakening import integrity and prompting crackdowns on Caribbean suppliers.
A fragmentary report discusses the marriage of the Duke of Marlborough in 1895 to Consuelo Vanderbilt later Ane and Louis Butson, with Vatican annulment recently granted. The former duchess alleges coercion by her mother Mrs O H Betson, claiming the marriage was forced and unfavored.
Cael Akeley, noted American hunter and naturalist, died at Kibal Ugendi Vir Bathan Akeley, age 62. Born May 19, 1864 in Orleans County New York, he joined the Field Museum of Chicago in 1895 and later served on the staff of the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Keating, who had surgery on his eye in Weveland, has returned home and is improving under care of his wife, Mrs Norris.
Explosions aboard the Union oil tanker Warwiels in Wilmington harbor injured eight crew members. Sailors were taken to Seaside Hospital in dangerous condition as a fire spread to nearby tankers. Mrs Walter Burkhart of Buffalo and her husband are visiting Euclid Street with her parents, recently married.
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