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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
8
Frank Hasworhl, 47, of Stop 8 on the Buffalo line, confessed to starting a $500 fire at Joseph Kirsch’s home at McKean and Prospect Avenues while trying to loot the building. He was charged with breaking and entering and arson. committed to Erie County Prison without bail pending a preliminary hearing before Alderman Mayes. Detectives Mesler and Gaczkowski led the arrest after clues linked to the crime were developed.
Jefferson Indiana Clarion Clearfield and Armstrong counties partners will gather here on a Thursday for a large farm show. Prizes totalling 320 dollars have been offered by local businessmen for best exhibits of wheat corn oats and potatoes to be shown at the meeting.
The Erie Iron & Metal Company, part of the Ekerman interests, sued the U.S. government to recover income taxes after a contract to take surplus postwar war material stalled. Despite appeals through lower courts, the company’s bid for review by the United States Supreme Court was refused, ending a long litigation.
In Jamestown October 2011 E V Porten, President of the City Council, filed a Supreme Court suit against Journal Printing Company over political advertising in the Evening Journal. Henri Myall, treasurer, was served with the summons. A twenty day answer period follows after filing. Pickard and Pickard represent Porten, alleging the ad reflected on his veracity and official integrity.
At Saturday afternoony the Council men and Assessment Committee heard Mr Porter accuse Corporation Counsel Exes Cancroft of authoring a slanderous political advertisement about him.
Philip Laberti, 30, of Pittsburgh, is under arrest on charges of betting with his employer's money on the Washington team in the final game of the World Series, authorities said.
A man named Naylor narrowly escaped serious injury when a large bull charged him while he led it near the town. The bull struck him hard, throwing him to the ground and breaking the ring chain in its nose, though he remained alive with minor injuries.
An injured Mr Naylor broke free from chains and, aided by five men, subdued a charging bull near a fence before driving it toward the barn. The animal continued to butt until containment succeeded.
The Court of Appeals discusses the 1926 tax assessment and fixes a date for hearing objections. City officials will convene to address any submitted concerns at that time.
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