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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1926
Page
1
A chaotic scene on Sciota Street left four people injured and one possibly fatally after a pair of auto wrecks._DETAILS indicate a despondent 65 year old woman shot herself in front of her husband Milo Adams as he descended stairs, then died at the scene. authorities call it suicide, with the husband surviving and funeral plans pending.
The city places three cases under quarantine and notes progress toward normalcy. Health Officer Dunkie says the focal situation shows improvement while schools have nearly returned to normal.
Chief of Police announced that several clues point to the identity of the party who stole the Ford owned by John Hopkins. Investigating officers focus on the robbery, seeking the whereabouts of the suspect within a few days.
In Georgetown Delaware on October 11 Mrs Princes Spence, 20, was jailed on a charge of causing her husband’s death by giving him a deadly dose. Police say the husband, Clarence Wils hand of Cleveland 82, was mistreated by his wife prior to the incident. The suspect allegedly confessed to authorities.
The 20 year old Sherman youth Harry Moore died after a rifle wound near his home. He was shot by friend Gene Graper with a rifle discharged accidentally while they were in the woods about ten miles from Moore’s home. Moore died at Corry hospital Sunday morning. funeral services planned in Sherman.
Two long time Corry residents Mrs Catherine Spiekman and Mrs Ellen Dugan died after long illnesses. Spiekman 74 had lived in Corry since 1868 and was active in St Elizabeth's Church. She is survived by three sons and two daughters. Dugan had lived in Corry 53 years and was a faithful St Thomas Church member, with eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren among her survivors. Funeral plans to be announced later.
John Dirter a 67 year old unmarried farmer living east of Union City was found dead in the barn on a Sunday afternoon. Coroner Dany Hanley of tie ruled heart attack as the cause after examining the scene. The body was discovered by a neighbor while his brother Tom was away from the home. Remaining details include I Mx Arles Delury a student spending a week in the city and Mrs McNaughton a guest at the Wesley Howard home.
Members of Brant A W Thompson Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold their first meeting in the new Norton property on West Washington Street this Friday evening. The post, aided by the Ladies Auxiliary, reports progress on finishing the home and plans remodeling into club quarters with lodge rooms for veterans and the auxiliary. Attendees anticipate drafting plans for further remodeling at the gathering.
Detroit dispatch reports Rabbi Stephen S Wise of the New York Temple Israel defending the federation against opposition to closing of Detroit or pro labor speakers. He warns that organized labor faces danger if religious life is reduced to a mere tool in class conflicts and stresses unity across cities against open shop domination.
Daniel Baker, 50, an Erie salesman, collapsed and died yesterday after falling from a window while working at the Bre Gatti. Authorities indicated the incident occurred during evening duties and an investigation is underway.
Ay United Press reports Governor Pinchot speaking to the American Legion urged united effort against frauds that threaten ballot liberty. He warned against interference by corporate interests and stressed participation in elections as essential to democracy, citing primary battles in Pennsylvania and urging citizens to vote.
Nearly ten inches of rain drenched northeastern Texas sparking a serious situation with heavy crop damage and widespread home threats as the Arkansas River flood crest nears. Residents in lowlands were warned to evacuate as flood stages rose and forecasts called for further river increases.
Erie police today arrested Charles Benton and Olij Higgins in connection with a $12,000 robbery at Hirsch Jewelry Store last month. Detectives Warnered by Detective Sexgeany Wil lant Branh led the investigation and placed both suspects in custody.
Tex Meredink, a local young man, escaped serious injuries after his Ford coupe sideswiped an Overland driven by C. B. Fish at the South East street intersection. The car overturned onto the mailbox, wrecking the top, crumpling fenders, and injuring no one despite heavy damage. Witnesses stood by as the overturned coupe rested.
After 63 hours and 16 minutes of deliberation in the Harry M. Daugherty Thomas W. Miller conspiracy case the New York jury reported disagreement and was discharged. Judge Mack eyed the situation as jurors showed fatigue and may not accept a late report of disagreement.
Editors urge Senator Borah to lead a Senate inquiry into Indiana Klan ties and the Stephenson political activities. Marion County grand jury opens session amid charges, with Adams and Stephen coordinating. Pennsylvania Federation convention in Williamsport continues.
Program listings note Cookup at 6 PM and Easterol at 8 PM on WTAM Cleveland. Opera The Bohemian Girl airs with ensemble from WCCO Minneapolis. KGW Portland showcases a university program at 8 PM Pacific. Wisconsin and Troy offer Transcontinental at 11 PM Eastern.
A heavy spam of accidents across the region are linked to wet roads from recent showers. In Union City and nearby towns a 13 year old, Steven Chicala, is hospitalized with a severe chest injury while his family and others suffer cuts and bruises. A Nash roadster driven by a Sant driver collided with a Ford after a tire change, causing extensive damage and leaving Mrs. Raymond of Erie injured. A hydrant break and water leak disrupted service as responders aided injured drivers and witnesses. The report notes multiple injuries without fatalities and ongoing fears for Chicala’s recovery.
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