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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1926
Page
3
Government plans private operation of air mail service
Postmaster General drafts plan to convert air mail into a private venture, arguing government handover to private carriers could speed service and cut costs. Debate centers on who would profit, potential risks to public sentiment, and whether private enterprise can safely extend mail delivery nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATR Matl
New i Planain
Aunt Stlpy
Uncle Sans
Will Wilventine
Air Saul
Mev
Nak
New
Henry Burll
Winter cruises expand routes and advertising entice travelers
The article notes a surge in winter cruises with broader destinations beyond familiar ports. It highlights new Caribbean, West Indian, and Mediterranean itineraries, plus reduced freight rates for private cars aboard ships. Promoters promise more numerous, varied opportunities, signaling a growing American appetite for travel and new itineraries.
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Ceazottas
Thyst
Nabil
Hemandel
Ukeheen
Leth
Dara's Mentha Pepsin Offer Claims Total Relief
Thomas Downey promotes Dara's Mentha Pepsin as a guaranteed stomach remedy with money back, appealing to chronic indigestion sufferers. The ad claims thousands in the state praised the elixir and promises to refund if it does not perform better than prior remedies.
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Thomas Downey
Uhey
Quinn
Baew iv
Lotte
Dare
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Twenty Years Ago Memoir From Journal October 19 1906
A retrospective note recounts events from October 19 1906 with references to the State Commission of Wishuries Mug and activities at a church, a visit by Atlantic Refining Company personnel, and local sightings. Mentions Roy Millen Warren and Warren meeting, a bear encounter on Conewanga Avenue, and people arriving in Philadelphia.
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Roy Millen
Warren Sani
Bear
Conewanga Avenue
Fined $150 for Carrying Revolver in County Court
James boldly indicted by the Grand Jury for violation of action 1887 in Paracote County. He pleaded not guilty, awaiting trial. County Judge Les Ty Ottaway imposed a $150 fine for possession of a revolver without a permit. Attorney Michael Lomardo represented the defendant. John S. Leonard appeared for The People.
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Iy Aturney
John S. Leonard
Are You Toxic Are You Toxic
The piece warns of kidney function failure causing waste buildup in blood and lists symptoms such as dull fatigue headaches backache and dizziness Doan s Pills are advertised as a stimulant diuretic for kidneys with widespread reader endorsement and a prompt to ask neighbors.
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Doan
Prohibition Loss in Norway Declared by Plea Biscite
Norway voters tabulated results show a shift away from prohibition. The plebiscite outcome signals plans to end the policy, with factions debating repeal. Strongly divided communities and political leaders weighed the future of temperance laws after the close counts.
Son Testimony Could Spare Man From Chair
Uniontown Pa Oct 10 A son of Joseph Wein an automobile dealer testified he heard one more person come down stairs and that he covered his head during the shooting. The boy, asleep with his mother, said he might have mistaken the number of people in the room, offering a possible path to appeal the electric chair for Jon Arial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Weisel
$25,000 Suit Is Instituted Over Bicycle Track Accident
Samuel Polk and North East sue Oxen Vanier and Ger true Fane of McKeans for $25,000 in the county court. Polk alleges injuries from a May collision on Peach and Twenty-sixth streets. Attorneys Crag Blasd Polizzi and James B. Yard say trial sought at December term. Erie Railway Company trace walkers named as crossers. Polk suffered extended injuries and hospital care.
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Brie
Peach Streets
Samuel Polknd
North East
Oxen Vanier
Gertrue Fane
McKeius Forw Sip
Rceiver
Arthur Blase
St Vincent's Hospital
Two youths held for Frisco murders
Two teenagers were taken into police custody in San Francisco following a string of holdups and assaults on Saturday and Monday nights a week ago. One youth was near death from wounds after a botched escape. Investigators identified both by victims of the crimes and a confessed member implicated in the murders.
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San Francisco
Calif
Barial
Qne
Smne
Hai
Murdens
Mrs Ella George Heads Pennsylvania Wet on Other Officers
Mrs Ella Mc George of Weaver Pallishdy began another year as president of the Pennsylvania Wet on Other officers led at the annual convention. Lillian N. Trezise of Dubois was vice president, Robinens of Wilkinsburg secretary, Mayne Welzell of York secretary, and Bith Tae of Heaverdale treasurer.
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United Press
Washington
Ela Mc George
Weaver Pallethdwy
Pemnsylvania
Lillian N. Trezise
Dubois
Ri Robinens
Wilkinsburg
Mayne Welzell
York
Bith TH Tae
Heaverdale
Tress
Browning and Wife Drift Farther Apart
New York October 19 Edward W Hrowning and his wife Peaches are reportedly drifting further apart with no hint of compromise. The wealthy New Jersey estate holder, traveled to Newark for talks but may avoid service of his wife’s suit, raising expectations of a protracted court battle.
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United Press
NEW York
Edward
Newark
Bail reduced for three men in Liberty Bond swindle case
In Pittsburgh a judge cut bail from 125000 to 2000 for Frank P. Redmon John L. Nelson and Willian Kelly among four defendants arrested in a Liberty Bond swindle. The three were released after posting bail while Sotiris Afant remained detained.
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Pittsburgh
A. TH. Reid
Ares
Redmon
John L Nelson
Willian Kelly
Ro N.oAle
Wasahlera
Sotiris
Gay Nesranan
Union Youth Shot in Foot Accident at Local Store
An incident at a store left Delbert Minter with a foot wound and another youth, apparently a store employee, injured. Witnesses describe the event as accidental. Minter is recovering at home on Grant Street with no complications expected. The Times and Enterprise reports the incident disrupted their operations for a time.
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Bert Wis
Grant Street
Warbold
Delbert
Water supply shut off for meter installation at Union City
Water service in Union City will be interrupted Sunday to install a meter in the main line from the reservoir and to place a chloride intercepting tank in the system. The work aims to improve flow and water quality, with repairs expected to restore service promptly afterward.
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Union City
Enjoy Talk on Alaska at Ratayelith De Young Club
A speaker at today’s Ratayelith De Young meeting gave a vivid account of life in Alaska and frontier experiences. The audience, including William Lambing Clyde Brown Rev Wo Bigilett Burl Glover and J McElroy of Pittsburgh, warmly received the missionary who shared stories and vivid scenes from the western regions.
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Alaska
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