Corry Evening Journal Advertising and mailing details
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher A D Colegrove with national advertising reps in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and Pittsburgh offices. It notes mailing rates and delivery options including by mail or carrier and outlines subscription pricing and territory restrictions.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Bred Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New Yorke
Aes
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mitchigan Lane
Detroit
Chamber of Cor
Pittsburgh
Real Estate ‘Trust
Philadelphia
NRA Goes On and Johnson Departure Sparks Debate
Raymond Muley credits Johnson with igniting reform in an industry in chaos while leaving behind a path toward self-government. The fiery leader’s temper helped mobilize the NRA but later sparked conflict over governance, prompting Johnson’s exit and a push for calmer, more measured administration to preserve the program.
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NRA
High S. Johnson
Raymond Muley
Johnson
Muley
G Stal
The Battle of Newport and Its Aftermath
The America's Cup controversy ends with mixed verdicts on fouls and tactics. Vanderbilt and Lipton are praised and blamed in equal measure as sailors debate yachtsmanship, rules, and sportsmanship. Calls grow for a joint national body to handle future international challenges.
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Newport
Vanderbilt
Gar Wood
Mwan
Sopwith
Tom Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Self governing railroads seek private consolidation plan
Washington reports flagging government control over railroads. The newly formed Association of American Railroads aims to unite lines as private enterprises to operate more like a coordinated system. Supporters argue wartime unification should evolve into voluntary, free limit cooperation without government dictatorship.
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Association of American Railroads
Washington
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files October 1 1914
The report recounts ongoing infrastructure work with Pennsylvania Railroad crews removing about half a mile of track south of the current site while surveys continue for a trolley line from Columbus through Mayville. It notes a parade prep by a local team, school football games, and public service milestones including a veteran postman starting his 76th year. The piece also mentions visitors at a plant, a theater showing, and quotes a government supervision stance on railroads and public ownership.
Oregon tourist industry ranked third in survey
In Salem Oregon the tourist industry is a $100000 business and the state’s third most important. Lumbering and livestock were ranked first and second in a survey by Assistant State Highway Engineer C B McCullough.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
C. B. McCullough
Notable visitors gather in Washington amid political chatter
Curtis D Wilbur former Navy secretary and court judge joins Chief Justice Hughes at the White House for a twice‑per‑20‑year ceremony. Former Maine Governor Ralph Brewster and Rep Charles West also in town amid election talk. GOP hopes to gain seats. safety and staff moves noted as a political snapshot. A NY study on NRA views among housewives draws NRA interest.
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Washington
Curtis D. Wilbur
Herbert
Faith leader warns internal security threatened by socialism
Rev. Earle Griffith of First Baptist Erie addressed the 8th annual conference in New York, warning that internal security is more jeopardized by socialism and communism than since the Civil War and urging deportation of about 80,000 individuals.
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Earle ©. Griffith
First Baptist Church of
Erie
Afth
New York
Caunt
Woman Breaks Into Hollywood Tin Pan Alley Scene
Ann Fowell, born in Omaha and educated at Radcliffe, becomes a leading female songwriter in Hollywood. With early hits like Rain on the Roof and Candy Parade, she gains major sponsors and writes songs for Heywood Bryant and Walt Disney. She joins the Society of Authors, Composers and Publishers, revealing her brother Sal Rosenblatt’s unrelated code role.
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Hollywood
Galif
Tin Pan Alley
Fortuie
Nash
Ann Fowell
George Gershwin
Vincent Youmans
Berlin
Omsha
Ann
Ao Radcliffe College
Gershwin
Youmans
Publishy
Heywood Bryan
Walt Disney
Hilly Billy
Society of Anthory, Composers and Publishers
Construction increases in Salem period 1934 total
In Salem Oregon construction during the first half of 1934 reached 150600.80 dollars, up 1067 percent from the same period in the prior year and 44 percent higher than the first half of 1933, based on building permit data released today.
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Salem
Ore
Prisoner Leaps From Train During Escape
Ross Hite, 86, escaped while being returned to Milwaukee from Rochester aboard a New York Central passenger train. He leaped from a moving coach between Racine and Coneva in Milwaukee County, injuring himself. detectives describe him as dangerous. Officers pursued him after the jump and restrained him near Milwaukee, with uncertainty about the exact jump location due to darkness.
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Ross Hite
Milwaukee
Rochester
Erie
Wite
Fom Rochester
New York Central
Rete
Cone Apa. O
Sadurdiy
Irgre LY Manting
Yialiste
Hite
Htaulwater
Bellove
Haoh Severty
Paganni
O'Laightin
Ian
George Christoph Thet
Thea
Tate
Passengee
Owchester
Milwaskee
Wisco
Sin City
Hormane
Weteala
Persian inspired gown by Mie. Annre Canning
Paris styles report a satin backed moire evening coat resembling a Persian princess robe. Color blends between pomegranate and orange, flattering blondes and beauties. ensemble features a Rembrandt white collar, cobra skin belt, and a slim belted silhouette with long sleeves.
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Paris
Mie
Annre Canning
Mare
Canning
Star Signals Predict Caution in October Forecast
Octavine Star Signals advise avoiding movement today and staying put. Warnings include bad judgment, bickering, and sudden mishaps. The text hints at financial issues, a sense of superiority, and possible police work if personal indications are followed. Dates span November 19 through December 27, with scattered figures from 1834 and 194.
Modern Dance Studio Offers Childrens Classes This Fall
The Modern Dance Studio at Stennett's Specialty Shop announces children's classes starting Saturday October 6. Classes cover ballet interpretive and tap in California method for ages 4 to 16 with times 2:30 for ages 4 to 10, 4:00 for ages 11 to 16. Admission 60 cents per lesson or 8 dollars per term. Also beginner and advanced ballroom, pep club and private adult lessons with Mabel Larson, contact 542M evenings.
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Stennett
Calif
Mabel
Larson
Two Pittsfield Women Injured in Auto Crash
In Warren on October 1 two Pittsfield women suffered minor injuries when a car owned by William Harrington crashed into a telegraph pole while traveling west on Roosevelt highway about two miles west of Warren. Miss Helen Kueminski and Miss Masie Hanna, both Pittsfield Inn employees, received facial injuries. The driver received facial cuts but left the hospital. Patrolman B its singer investigated. cause undetermined.
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Warren
Pittsfield
Warren Generi
Roosevelt Highway
William ‘T. Harrington
Pitfield
Felon Kueminsk
Man Sues For 10500 In Fatal Erie Auto Crash
Patrick Hughes sues Florence rest Cherry street extension as defendant in a 10500 damage action filed in Erie county court. The suit seeks 10000 for loss of his son's services and future earnings and 500 for hospital and funeral expenses after a fatal auto collision at 16th and Peach streets on September 90, 1088. Attorney Joseph Scarry represents the plaintiff.
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Brie
Florence Rest
Cherry Street
Extension
Erie County Court
Patrick Hughes
16Th
Peach Sta
Robert
Peach
Hamot
Joseph Scarry
Aged Woman Injured in Fall in Warren
Mrs Eliza Fox aged 79 of Russell is hospitalized at Warren General with a fracture of the right leg after a fall Wednesday evening outside her home. Her condition is reported as good.
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Warren
Eliza Fox
Russell
Warren General Hospital
Veteran Erie Employee of P R R Retired
Charles J Carney longtime Erie Pennsylvania Railroad line yard brakeman conductor and assistant yardmaster retires after nearly nine decades of service. Born 1864 in Elkton now Corry, he moved to Erie as a youth and began as a printer before joining the railroad in 1880s. Jol and Hays praised his career as he signed off with finis at retirement.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Oad Ag
Charles J. Carney
Carney
Elgin
Corry
Mesdville
Union City
Mr. Carney
Evening Herald
4Th
French Street
Heister
Heraid
Morning Dispatch
French Streets
Lake Yards
B. B. Jol
Renovo Division
J. B. Hays
Italian Club Dance Planned at St. Edward's Hall
The Independent Italian American Muh will sponsor a dancing party at St. Edward's hall on Friday evening October 12. Music will be provided by Victor Dietgel and his orchestra for the Columbus Day event.
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Muh
St.eward's Hall
Victor Dietgel
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