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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1915
Page
2
A column debates a wartime moratorium in Christianity. It argues against suspending religious activity, warning the world risks barbarism if faith wavers. The piece cites moral pressures of war, political shifts, and social danger while referencing broader currents in finance, diplomacy, and public discourse.
In Warren on a Saturday night Vella shot Harry Hockenberry near 604% Fourth Avenue after a confrontation. As Hockenberry lay dying friends rushed to assist, while Vella was taken to county jail on a coroner’s commitment. no charge filed yet by the district attorney. Witnesses traced the pursuit from Pennsylvania Avenue to Hazel Street and Fourth Avenue.
A fragmentary noisy reflection on allies and loans, noting sudden changes in fortune and cautious saving. It mentions a college educated man, a coat collar detail, and marriage notions, ending with a reference to the Dardanelles.
In Pliteburgh October court, Edward Vicare, 21, received sentences totaling 38 years and 14 months to 40 years for murder. Judges James Ri Maotarinna and Wah Colin imposed concurrent and consecutive terms across separate trials. Vicare faces Western Penitentiary confinement with periods varying by count and jury verdicts.
Little Valley detective Willie Ham brea, ohu of the Olean boys, picked 4 locks on the jail door with a button hook and wire to free Harold McDonald of Olean. McDonald was held for the grand jury on a burglary charge and escaped as Under Sheriff Chiney woke. The juvenile suspects, including Tingw and Hopfad, aided the escape before being spotted. McDonald fled toward Canton while others were recaptured or chased.
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