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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1926
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania based publication lists publisher Arthur Colegrove and postal details. Advertisement rates include mail at 50 cents per year and carrier delivery at three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. The notice appears as a formal publisher’s entry with address on West South Street.
Paris indicates the French government will not seek immediate ratification of the Berenger wardell settlement with the United States. France may ratify with reservations or seek League of Nations arbitration. Paris aims to buy time for better terms, betting on shifting American sentiment and delaying an official settlement.
An auto crash occurred just west of Irvine on Dorryo Warren road when a Shidson car driven by Paul Paya veered off the road while attempting to pass. Passengers Dominick Campana, Harry Lord, Dominick Randella, and Joh Randella sustained minor injuries. the driver of the other vehicle reportedly refused to give the Warren.
The text discusses the center of gravity of Earth and Moon, noting a shared revolving point and stating it lies about 2,060 miles beneath the surface. It mentions the Moon driving tides as the primary cause.
Winter apples of many varieties for sale with hand picked quality. Delivery available in Columbus and nearby areas via Route 7. Contact TRIS for orders and pricing.
Snow along the lake shore. heavy snow impeded cars. Grand and traverse jurors drawn for November criminal court from Corry and vicinity. Two barns on North Center street burned, origin under investigation with incendiary fears. W. Baird, former traveling man, settled for $4,000 for injuries from a Pittsfield railroad accident in 1905. General manager Knapp and other officials connected to local industry noted.
Oil City report claims that Oil Well Supply Co may merge with Continental Pipe division of Youngstown Sheet and Tube. officials deny any transfer of control. Continental, a Sheet and Tube subsidiary, is rumored to be negotiating a merger to expand pipe distribution and well supplies.
M D Baldy of the state department of welfare praised Warren county jail in Morrisburg after inspecting the facility. He commended Sheriff George W. Grosch and county commissioners for cleanliness ventilation and upkeep while noting a few minor improvements promised.
President Coolidge rejected Representative Pou’s request for a special session to debate relief for Southern farmers. He said the emergency action board, already created, could handle the situation. Pou wired the request to the President this morning.
Dunkirk reports fishermen aided in a search for a rum cargo boat long missing after a mysterious sinking off Loy Bolin on the Canadian shore. Relatives fear the craft wreck may have been caused by fire or an explosion, with one body recovered and others still missing amid a busy salvage effort.
Five persons were killed and a score injured in traffic accidents in and around Philadelphia over the weekend. Four of the victims were struck by automobiles and a fifth by a trolley car.
An unclear item discusses eye strain after work and mentions Laveptins as a remedy. Thomas Davey is named in connection with the claim. The text appears informal and promotional without clear evidence or context.
Chicago attorney Hewitt Martin denied he thaw up the ethiethy Ormiston allie daiiy of extern day for Armex Boule pla McPherson. He said his statement responded to dispatches asserting Keyes had evidence. The record cites a telephone call with Mrs McPherson as part of his exoneration claim.
Scranton reports a noted organist and urbanist sustaining serious injuries after an automobile collision with a truck. Authorities say the crash occurred near a Presbyterian church where the victim was active. The accident left the organist hospitalized in critical condition while two others suffered injuries.
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