Corry Evening Journal Details and Advertisement Rates
The Corry Evening Journal listing credits A. D. Colegrove Arthur Colegrave and Fred Kimball as publisher and national representative. It notes publication locations in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh and provides subscription and delivery rates. Advertising rates are available upon request.
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A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrave
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball
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W. 46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
the Post
Corry
Twenty Years Ago Taken From the Journal Files
A Labor Day event at the Century Athletic Club fairgrounds drew a large crowd, featuring Pati Peck with an 80 horsepower motor, and a notable spill by Soulers of Jamestown. The piece also notes rising female participation and discusses gender parity trends with social and economic observations.
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Pati Peck
Hig Biepline
Corry
Connénut
Century Athletic Club
Fairgrounds
Soulers
Jamestown
Ren! Shrida
Armory
CT. Trimble
Nevada
East
Local notes and tragedy mix in old city bulletin
A city survey records new houses since 1910, a fatal wreck near Dosle Junction injures many, a mayoral mandamus case tests Republican ballot access, an election law debate centers on third class mayors, and the respected George Bodmer dies at his Maple Avenue home.
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Whnich
Alexander
Mandamus
Walling
Kincaid
Iaw
Citie
George Bodmer
Maple Avenue
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
Daily Lessons in English presents guidance on word usage and pronunciation. It defines commonly misused terms such as imply and insinuate and urges readers to grow their vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
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W. L. Gordon
MacDonald’s Stand Tears Ban on Loyal Britain
The article lauds James Ramsay MacDonald for placing country above party as he is expelled from the Labour fold. It argues his patriotism, prior leadership, and sacrifice will outlast party discipline, portraying him as a rare, principled figure inspiring right-minded youth despite political backlash.
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Emier MacDonald
Waw
Britain
Conservative
Liberal Party
MacDonald
A Problem a Day Wint in the Area of a Triangle
A triangle with sides 8, 14, and 18 feet has an area of 51 square feet. The problem and unrelated text appear unreadable. the clear result is 51.
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Brown
Look and Learn Quiz Answers Corrected
The nominal or face value of a stock represents the price at which it was issued. Homer is regarded as the greatest epic poet in history. A shot is a small drink or attempt depending on context. King David mourned for Israel forty years. Germany is a form of government as a republic or other system contingent on constitutional structure.
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David
Israel
Germany
Homer
Repilltie
Salamanca lad will recover from injuries
Ernest Phillips 22 Salamanca will recover from severe head injuries after an auto crash near Allegany that killed Clifford Jay Cummings 25 Salamanca. Cummings body taken to parents at 270 West State Street. Miss Margaret Wittick 15 Monroe Street and Paull Luther also injured and recovering in Salamanca.
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Ernest Phillips
Salamanca
Clifford Jay Climmings
Allegany
Olean General Hospital
Cummings
Valentine Cummings
Wasl State Street
Philips
Margaret Wittick
Monroe Street
Paull Luther
Phillips
Federal raid defendants are given hearing in Jamestown
United States Commissioner Wayward R Bootey’s office heard from dozens of alleged liquor violators in raids Thursday. George L Barone and John B Anderson of the Jamestown Pharmacy pleaded not guilty to sale possession and maintaining a nuisance with bonds set. Ben Arnont and Anthony Sanfilippo also faced charges and bonds. Others remained jailed or entered pleas as hearings were scheduled for September. Federal agents reported no liquor found at the pharmacy.
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Jamestown
United States
Wayward R Bootey
Jule
George L. Barone
John B. Anderson
Barone
Anderson
Buffilo
Ben Arnont
Brunacin
Bellomo
Anon
Peter Wrickson
Anthony Sanfilippo
Sanfilippo
Incy ‘Priscarl
Condella
Cosmo Palermo
A. Upton
Hilicott
Falconer
Joseph Franchina
Sim Rosso
Catherine Morrissey
Sherman
Harry M. Young
Mayville
Three Warren People Burned In Gas Blast
In Warren three residents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Pitner and a young daughter, were severely burned in a gas fumes explosion at 11 Madison Avenue. Pitner, a State Highway Department road inspector, said fumes ignited by a gas stove caused the blast that damaged the Head residence. Firemen confined the fire to the kitchen. damages and insurance were not yet determined. The victims were hospitalized with facial and limb burns expected to be serious but not life threatening.
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Warren
Warren General Hospital
Madison Avenue
Lyle Pitner
Pitner
State Highway Department
Wiliam Head
Box car doors kill Erie man William Garvin at work
William Garvin, 40, was fatally crushed yesterday in Erie when the doors of a box car fell on him during reassembly near a shelter. Coroner Dan Hunley found papers on Garvin indicating he was a lake boat worker and that his home was in Buffalo. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Charles Myers and daughter Harriet were at the Harrison reunion near Spartanshirre as others plan travel to Toronto for a week in Canada.
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William Garvin
Erie
Dan Hunley
Buffalo
Charles Myers
Harriet
Harrison
Spartanshirre
Ray Field
Toronto
Canada
Rogan Defeated by Overrides Over Extravagant Measures
Rogan voted no on every extravagant measure, leading to Erie County's financial crisis, but his positions were overridden by MacLean and Davis.
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Erie County
MacLean
Davis
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Tre Vity
Tie
Hie
Dosle
C.D. Cook
Salamanca Lad
Bootey
Mortimer E. Graham
James N. Wilson
Norm Sted
Findley Lake
Battle of Music
Findley Lake, N. Y
Labor Day
Mon
American Music Service
Cleveland, Ohio
Jack Sullivan
Ohioans
Frank T. Hughes
Rogan
Joseph Rogan
South Center
Lima
Una Hoover
WLBW
Oil City
Harmady
Able Health
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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