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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
2
Local notice and advertising rates listed for display and classified sections. Rates include ten cents per copy and four dollars per year by mail. Delivery and office details provided with editorial and advertising contact information.
The piece lauds General John J. Pershing as a moral commander and national symbol, noting admiration from leaders and public at large. It contrasts modern warfare with past armies and cites praise from Marshal Foch while urging cautious temperance in victory celebrations.
A sensational tale alleges a conspiracy linking a German figure called the “Committer of Horrors” to a sweeping plot involving President Wilson and the Pope of Rome. The narrative suggests plans to suppress Protestant interests and reshape political-religious power.
Reports indicate seven Jamestown men alleged to have died after drinking a tainted liquor suspected to be Wayrum or a similar substance. The district attorney orders action against the seller of the adulterated alcohol as autopsies and chemical analyses proceed.
The Erie court nears verdict in the murder case of Italian youth Genouro Ganson as seven jurors remain to be drawn. Attorneys challenge jurors over capital punishment and the panel is near completion after a tense afternoon in Judge Rowter's courtroom. Witnesses testified that Ganson shot his sweetheart Lean Fiorita and then killed her later companion in a related incident.
In a seaplane contest for the Jacques Schneider trophy a field of British, French and American entrants competes for a 5000 prize and honors. Howard Piston pilots a Sopwith seaplane in Britain’s lead, with preparations and rule changes shaping the event aboard a course of long naval travel.
Brig, Sept. 10. Ralph WATTo Tillotsony, socialist leader and council candidate, convicted of violation of the espionage act and sentenced to sixty years in Wentund Penitentiary, arrived home amid a cheering crowd of about 2,000 supporters. The reception resembled a political parade with enthusiastic followers praising the former prisoner and socialist party figure.
Gov 1 Evank B Donn, president of the Chamber, appointed a council to investigate the crime situation in Connewut city. The panel will examine law enforcement and report after a fatal shooting of O M Brovth, tied to a recent wave of holdups and burglaries.
New Castle resident loses over 100 tons of Allegheny River water turned into counterfeit whisky. He paid 3500 in currency to a merchant, while con artists fled with the proceeds after a bogus whisky scheme similar to past operations in New York.
County officials discuss asphalt use in road projects and plan bids for subsequent phases. County commissioners and engineers probe initial contracts as contractors may be invited to bid on additional paving and concrete work.
A pitch for EM ROID an internal tablet remedy by Dr Leonhardt to treat piles. It claims to remove stagnation in the lower bowel improve blood circulation and provide relief without surgery. The ad asserts widespread success among sufferers and urges trial through Ames & Co and local druggists.
An herbal tonic claim suggests a decades old remedy easing persistent coughs. Advertisers promise improved lung function and energy without clear clinical support.
The Oil City baseball team faced a challenge at a directors meeting last evening. Board members debated a plan to shift the schedule from a five-game set to a seven-game series for the Western Pennsylvania professional baseball championship.
A telco style sales notice touts a Servier Every Round Oak Pipeless Heating System. It claims easy installation, 25 percent and more contract canvassing, cost efficiency, and durable construction with deep joints and heavy castings to reduce dust while heating even in zero weather.
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