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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
3
The notice lists mailing terms for Corry Pennsylvania publication. It states daily except Sunday issues on West South Street, post office entry as second class mail matter. Rates include five dollars yearly by mail and three cents per copy by currier. fifteen cents weekly. Advertising rates available on application.
Former Secretary of War Newton D Baker argues for reopening the interallied debt settlement and a round table with Allies to define a rebuilt international role for the United States. The piece notes Democratic support but Republican divisions over further cancellations while highlighting broader postwar economic and policy tensions and related public incidents.
A twenty year retrospective recalls Commodore Perry’s defining 1898 victory at Manila Bay, marking a pivotal moment in naval history. The Journal Files entry from September 10, 1906, notes the siege’s enduring significance and its role in shaping modern sea power.
Erie mayor Salteman died this morning at Cambridge Springs after a prior episode Sunday morning that worsened his condition. The city mourns as officials report the sudden death of the longtime leader.
Sept 10 Kane. The Kinzua family of Doli Pyinny, a farmer, were driven from their home when a blaze destroyed their house. An oil lamp tipping caused the fire. the log was lost in flames. The family, including a year old baby, escaped and searched for water. their St Vinge barn was also wrecked by smoke.
A garbled pregame note mentions a missing crowd at the Corry Bike versus OU City game for Riley McIntyre with an injured player case. It references a foot race at Fair Grounds and names William Wisin, Larry Bettany, and other unclear items. Avon, Ohio and Buchtel College figures appear amid fragmented phrases about resignations and duties.
Fragmentary note highlights an early British commercial motive centering on exchanging native wool for sher rings in the Baltic region. The text implies a focus on barter mechanisms and the role of Baltic trade in shaping British economic links.
A loosely worded notice describes a banquet event at a state palace venue with references to transportation and potential ties to individuals or groups. The message mentions Holdup Men and a planned tour or reception related to a figure or organization, with uncertain logistics and origins.
Buffalo reporters describe game protectors William Tillman and John Zegiz from Huffaly conservation office under Morris W. Brackett seizing $100000 worth of illegal undersized gill nets from Barcelona fishing boats. Nets piled, boats fined $350 to $500. protectors had watched boats for weeks in olive green fishermen costumes.
Geo B. Orlady aged 7, former president judge of Huntingdon County Court, died at his home in Huntingdon. He earlier served as grand master of the Pennsylvania Grand Lodge of Masons. Obituary notes his long service and prominence in Masonic circles.
Erie Sept 19 second September grand jury returned seven more defendants for trial and two charged with operating while intoxicated were bound over. Those held on true bills included John Homan Burnell Allen Harvey Lapp J R Seiler Henry Pehlman Guy Roberto Merle Cooper and others. Some defendants were exonerated or discharged and costs were assigned to the prosecutor and defendant where appropriate.
A passerby recounts a scene from the London Passing Show where a young wife, fainting due to not receiving a new hat, witnesses her husband rise the maid. She claims she was supposedly unconscious and cannot speak on the matter.
Joseph B. Porter a prominent Oleander district rancher died after injuries from an auto stalled on Santa Fe crossing near Oleander packing house. Porter trapped when freight train struck his car, pinned beneath it. He died four hours later at Fowler hospital. Porter formerly lived in Kane and was well known in that region.
Union Bridge and Supply Company, contractor for resurfacing Midi Street and West High Street bridges, reports crews at work repairing structural defects. Damaged sections on the High Street bridge are being replaced with wood blocks to restore safety and load bearing.
Washington dispatch reports Mr and Mrs Frederick H. Doyle of Brooklyn killed themselves with poison in a local hotel. Their bodies were being sent to Providence relatives, but undertakers refused to disclose information, deepening the mystery surrounding the case.
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