Corry Evening Journal details and rates
Corry Evening Journal announces publication details including the editor Arthur Colegrove and advertising representation by Fred Kimball Inc. It lists mailing information, post office class, and per copy and weekly rates.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrove Arthur Colegrovelsi
Aiss
Publishen
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Pribune Tower
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Carrlec
Radio Free Speech Clash Draws Debate Across Nation
The article surveys a federal radio commission case against a New York station broadcasting socialist views, arguing it to be an issue of free speech versus technical violations. Norman Thomas defends the outlet as protected expression and likens radio to soapboxes, framing the broader question of radio liberty in a modern age. It also critiques G Wells as a futurist proposing a world dictatorship with centralized authority. The discussion shifts to traveling statesmen who ease international ties, noting Briand, Stresemann, and MacDonald moving toward pragmatic diplomacy and closer U S France Britain cooperation amid looming global economic concerns.
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Federal Radio Commission
New York
Eugene V.debs
Commission
Norman Thomas
United States
Gabriel
Alr
Platform Ad Press
Supreme Court
Wells
G. Wells
Jooge
Kellogg
Peace Council
Economic Council
Aiisige Briand
Gustav Stresemann
MacDonald
Hoover
Rapidan
Layal
France
Briand
de Gande
Berlin
Laval
Washington
America
Twenty Years Ago In Journal Files
Fred J. Harwood of New York spoke at the 1 of P. Hall of Socialism last night and will speak again this evening. A train rear-ended the second section at the junction, delaying the first section. Mrs Mayme Glass Robinson and her son Richard will perform next week in a new vaudeville sketch after rehearsals in Buffalo. Wokn Neylon left for New York to sail tomorrow on the Mauretania to England for five weeks with Howard Tanning Co. of this city. Sammy Fier of Titusville returned from Jamestown where he has been playing ball this season. He is a noted player.
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Fred J. Harwood
New York City
P. Hall
Ife
Corryltee
Mayme Glass Robinson
Hey Son
Richard
Buffalo
Neylon
Tomnorrow
Mauretania
England
Howard Tanning Co
Sammy Fier
Titusville
Jamestown
Gorry
Daily Lessons in English Word of the Day Accelerate
A compact excerpt from a 19th century style English lesson discussing common misusages and pronunciations. It promotes vocabulary growth with a daily word and illustrates accelerate as speeding up the natural progression of a process, with example about small businesses.
Youth Held in Auto Theft Case Near Jamieson Apts
Ronald Atkins a 16 year old of Prewsburg was arraigned before Justice Nelson on charges of stealing a Ford roadster owned by Cyrus Siegfried. He was committed to county jail in $1000 bond for December term. The car was taken from near Jamieson apartments on Fourth Avenue Tuesday around two am and later damaged in an accident near Lander.
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Jamieson Apartments
Fourth Avenue
Machinan
Lander
Auto salesman locked in room as thief escapes with coupe
OLMAN Oct. 8 A stranger posing as a prospective buyer locked an auto salesman in a vacant home at revolver point and drove away in a new five passenger coupe. Clarence Purcell of Haselof Motor Sales Company fought free after fifteen minutes of attempted entry and the thief fled with the car. The suspect Marshall a tire representative from Albany claimed to live at 128 1 2 North Highth street and had visited the showroom Thursday requesting a demonstration for his wife.
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Olman
Stranger
Clarence Puveill
Haselof Motor Sales Company
George Finger
O'Docl
Albany
Purcell
North Highth Street
Parcell
Ren
Stiff Sentence Given Bandit Boehm in Ohio Case
Fritz Boehm 24 of Machina New York received a sentence from 1216 to 25 years after pleading guilty in Supreme court to first degree attempted robbery linked to a holdup and shooting of two men on the Angola road last September. His brother Baward was arrested in Columbus Ohio weeks earlier, with alleged confessions of holding up W J Laverly and cashier of the bank on a lonely road. Edward Boehm remains hospitalized with gunshot wounds from capture.
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Buffalo
Fritz Boehm
Machina
N.Y
Supreme Courts
Angola Road
Boehm
Baward
Columbus
Ohio
Pesca
W. J. Laverly
Heton C. Williams
The
Bane Cy Anols
Angela
Williams
Edward Boehm
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde famed dual persona tale
The text cites the novella Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson as the famous dual personality work. It notes the empire with the tong unbroken example as Japan's long history, identifies the Victoria Cross, explains dialogue as the Taees logue, and states the Panama Canal passes through the Republic of Panama.
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Hoose
Republic
Panama Canal
Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Robert Louis Stevenson
Japan
Victoris
Cross
Republic of Panama
Manslaughter Charge Follows Auto Fatality
In Meadville Ost October a coroner's jury found Laura Wilson died after being struck by an automobile driven unlawfully. John A Walsh faced involuntary manslaughter charges, with bail set and arraignment after the inquest. Walsh previously faced counts for drunken driving and leaving the scene of an accident.
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Meadville
Arthur Byham
Laura
Woodrow Wilson
PreGericksburg
John A. Walsh
Welsh
Walsh
Albert L.thomas
R. A. Schrubb
Mesa
Stuart A. Gibertson
Wilson
Fredericksburg
Alderman Schrubble
Winder
Three Men Refuse Sandwiches Fire at Narrow Gauge Restaurant
Jamestown residents report a late night disturbance at 18 North Main Street when three men demanded five cent sandwiches, argued with proprietor M. Stumpf, and fired a bullet through a plate glass window before fleeing in an old touring car with Pennsylvania plates. No one injured.
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Jamestown
Rank M. Stimpt
North Main Street
Pennsylvania
Stumpf
A Problem on Profit and Loss Stated
A solver states Johnson sold at a price where reducing cost by a percent would yield six times the gain. Determine his rate of gain. The yesterday answer: 480 feet. Method notes: multiply 600 by 600 and 360 by 380, subtract, then take the square root.
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Johnson
Richmond Trust Company Closed by Pennsylvania Officials
State Banking Secretary Gordon announced the Commonwealth took possession of the Richmond Trust Company of Philadelphia. He cited heavy withdrawals and notes most business with foreign born clients. The bank reported resources of 2.54 million dollars and deposits of 1.71 million.
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Y Union Press
Harrisburg
Cct
State Secretary of Banking
Gordon
The
Commonwealth
Richmond Trust Company
Philadelphia
Indictment of Jeannette Radio Station Operator
A federal grand jury indicted Lee Ellen Spencer of WGM Jeannette Pa along with C J Robinson and Gene Mis on charges of operating an unlicensed station and operating without a personal license. The case, reported by United Press, follows an Erie indictment issued Thursday.
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Uniteo Rrese
Pittsburgh
Lee Eilen Spencer
WGM
Jeannette
United States Attorney’s Office
United Press Today
Spencer
C. J. Robinson
Gene Mis
Jeanqette
Erie
Ambiguous Lifespan Note on Self- harm Statistics
A historical clipping offers a rough estimate of self harm mortality in the continental United States, suggesting conservatively high annual death counts for such actions. The fragmentary text references parental statistics and mentions broad regional figures without clear dates or sources.
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Continental
United States
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings for Sunday show International broadcast on WABG at 12 30 p m. Russian singers on WIKAR at 6 p m and WABEC at 6 80 p m. Radio revue on WEAN at 8 p m. Fiddle Cantor on WZ NBC at 11 20 p m. Riss Columbus appears on NBC network schedule.
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United Press
WABG
CBS
International
WIKAR
NBC
WABEC
WEAN
Fiddie Cantor
Riss Columbus
Kane Youths Hurt in Highway Crash Near Kane
W. W. Ferris, 22, of 30 Kinzua Avenue Kane, narrowly escaped death Friday when his car veered off the Roosevelt Highway near McCleery Wolf Park to avoid a oncoming vehicle. The machine rolled over several times, Ferris crawled out, and was rushed to Community hospital with deep lacerations to the head and left leg, possible shoulder fracture, and general weakness from blood loss. He was reported in an attending state of serious injuries but stable after arrival.
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Kanm
W. W. Ferris
Kinzua Avenue
McCleery Wolf Park
Roosevelt Highway
Trea Ad
Ferris
Kane
Three City Literary Clubs Plan Openings Next Week
Three city literary groups resume activity after summer break. The Mentor City hosts a dinner at H A O’Hare residence Monday evening to begin the season. The Readers meet at Pittsfield on Monday afternoon for luncheon at four. The Quaero Club visits Mrs Tarbell’s Inn on the Corry Union City road for luncheon at one. Misses Powell and Wight and Mrs Wright coordinate arrangements. The Historical Circle opens its ninth year on Tuesday afternoon October 18.
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Mra
Hare
Pittsfield Tan
Pittsfield
Quaero Chily
Beaver brokers convicted in Beaver fraud case
H. Clay Sexton and E. A. Pord Barnes were found guilty of fraudulent conversion and conspiracy for withholding fees from two Beaver County society women. The Beaver stock broker and a Pittsburgh accountant faced charges tied to alleged misappropriation in connection with client funds.
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Beaver
H. Clay Sexton
Boy Killed by Car in New Castle Football Incident
Paul Steritz, 11, of New Castle died from head injuries after being struck by a car allegedly driven by Walter A. Beck while pursuing a football. The accident occurred late yesterday. an operation was attempted but failed.
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New Castle
Paul Steritz
Walter A. Beck
Newcastle
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