Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Publication Details
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sundays from West Booth Street Corry Pa with publisher A D Colegrove marketing and circulation information. Advertising rates and postal details are listed including mail and carload pricing and location addresses for advertising representatives in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh.
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West Booth Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Gonegrove
National Advertising Representative
W. 46Th Bt
New York
Tribus Tower
Chicago
Roosevelt and the Utilities in the Portland Address
Governor Roosevelt outlines an eight point program addressing utility regulation and investor protection. Publicity of securities and intercompany contracts, federal and state coordination, prudent investment rate setting, and criminal penalties for deceptive public notices are emphasized to curb exploitation. The piece critiques Hoover era utility policy and tax waste, arguing the public deserves reforms.
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Roosevelt
Portland
Democratic Party
Federal Power Commission
Federal Power 1 Commission
Public Utilities Commissions
Hoover
M.veriod i
Republican Party
Tiss|s
Low Water Crisis Warns State Agriculture and Health Admonitions
Theodore B Appel of the State Department of Health urges careful conservation of water supplies as a state wide shortage grows. Outlying districts relying on springs and wells should boil water from doubtful sources to prevent typhoid risk amid scattered reports of illness. Health officials offer department facilities to waterworks and individuals aiding in public supply protection.
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Corty
Sueil Wy de
Theodore B. Appel
Jeaa
State Department of Health
Reconstruction Finance directors discuss families and odd relics
United Press reports on Reconstruction Finance Corp directors McCarthy Couch and Cowles, noting their large families and personal habits. The piece ferner mentions mint offices dusted daily in Carson City and a 76 year old New Orleans Hopewood tease, plus economy moves like halved paper sizes. It also covers a Jamestown case of a child choking and being moved to Philadelphia for treatment, and a tangential note on typhoid fears and wildlife fashion trends.
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United Pres
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corportion
Wilson McCarthy
Splt
Lafe City
Harvey C. Couch
Avreansie Pis
Couch
McCarthy
Gardner
Cowles
Des Mates
Saightons
Treasury
Irector
Mint
Carson City
Nev
United States
New Orleans
Twenty Years Ago Highlights In Journal Files 1912
September 24 1912 news notes include a small fire at L D West grocery stopped by Dawson Brothers and Ream. Lewis Chase Crook dies after long illness. Rev H G Shaw assigned to First M E church by the Hile Conference. EH T Sweeney sells Grandin hotel to H M Ressler. Lyre concert at St a8 church draws crowd despite weather. local politics show opposition to Shreve by Barber supporters. Danis Connors news from Pittsburgh. Franke Hasbrouck and family in the city. George Bosworth Clifford Bagley and George Patterson back from Kane at Methodist conference. W G Plumb departs for Mansfeld Ohio en route to Kansas City.
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Hollywood rushes reveal actors' self-critique in studio rooms
Hollywood actors review rushes after scenes to judge their own work. Maurice Chevalier, the Marx Brothers, Gary Cooper, and Claude Colbert react differently, with directors and technicians weighing angles. The Association of Motion Picture Producers adopts a resolution restricting contract breaches to curb “contrast jumpers” and deter unapproved firings.
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Maurice Chevalier
Chevalier
Ernst Lubitsch
Marlene Dietrich
Josef von Sternberg
Criti
von Sternberg
Gary Cooper
Clive Brook
Gary Grant
Charles Laughton
Claude Colbert
Poppaea
Hollywood Studio
Association of Motion Picture Producers
Hollywood Boulevard
Tha Association of Motion Picture Producers
Sant
Mollyswood
Spring Creek Good Roads Assn Formed to Improve Route 77
About 125 people attended a meeting in Spring Creek Thursday as the Spring Creek Good Roads Association was organized. Maxwell chaired and became temporary president, Glenn Donaldson was elected treasurer, with other officers named. The group aims to push Route 77 paving from Spring Creek to West Spring Creek on the Spartangburg road to aid milk transport, student bus service, and ford access in the township. Speakers included H H Jefferson of the Warren County Good Roads Association and R E Ward of Warren.
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Warren
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Township
West Spring Creek
Spartangburg Road
H. H. Jefferson
Warren County Good Roads Association
R. E. Ward
Corry
Heisch Not to be Prosected as Habitual Criminal at Erie
Erie Sept 23 George Helsch 46 of 833 1 22nd street will not be prosecuted as an habitual criminal until the November term of criminal court and possibly not then. Heisch returned from the Western Penitentiary for habitual criminal act. The Commonwealth won convictions against Woodward and Moster, both facing life sentences. Helsch to be sent back to the penitentiary to finish a larceny term, unlikely to return in November due to cost.
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Erie
George Helsch
22Nd Street
Heisch Way
Western Penitentiary
Bernard Foley
Commonwealth
Lawrence Woodward
George Moster
Mortimer v. Graham
Hersch
Damages Awarded in McKean County Auto Crash
Harry R Tanner of Himira was awarded 5000 dollars in McKean County court for auto collision damages after his car was struck by Paul Brown of Kane on the Mt Jewett Smethport highway two years ago. The trial included a conviction against Brown and a judge's instruction to return the verdict. The article also references industry issues and opinions about James Cagney and studio contracts, with no direct legal connection to the case.
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Tannner
Brown
Mt. Jewett-Smethport
Tanner
Harry Colwell, Jr
McKean County
Sioux City Bank President Urges Sacrifice to Farmers and Capitalists
Sioux City, Iowa news reports James Toy, president of Toy Nut Company and Warriers J, urging farmers and lenders to share in agricultural sacrifices to restore farming to a dividend paying basis. He warns of debt burdens, inflated land values, and the danger of foreclosures if market conditions do not improve.
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Sioux City Bank
Sioux City
Iowa
James Toy
Toy Nu Uopat Hoik
Warriers J
Wat Trist
Slow City
Fire destroys two barns in Sugar Grove blaze
Sept 4 Sugar Grove saw a large fire threaten a residential area as two barns on the Hill and Hamilton properties burned to the ground. The Hamilton home was saved by the Sugar Grove chemical engine and a bucket brigade until Celoron Fire Dept with Engine 2 arrived. Estimated loss about 6000 dollars, split between owners. Hamilton carried insurance on his barn but details were unclear.
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Sugar Grove
Hill Estate
L. Bette
R. Hamlon
Hamilton
Jamestown Post
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the Utilities
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Iureau
Commerce Department
Jamestown
Richard Steets
Darwin Breeds
Sherman
Philadelphia, S
Chevalier Tackson
John S. Hickman
Journal
L. D. West
First Avenue
Dawson Brothers J
Ream Grocery
Lewis Chase Crook
H. G. Shaw
M. E
Hile Conference
Kane
EH. T Sweeney
North Center Street
H. M. Ressler
Cresson
St. A8
Duke
Linn
Barber
Shreve
Penrose
Pittsburgh
Danis Connors
Franke Hasbrouck
Brouch
New York Central Railroad Company
George Bosworth
Clifford Bagley
George Patterson
W. G. Plumb
Mansfeld
Ohio
Kansas City
ESA
Brieconn
New Hampshire
Pike
Baden Bowell
Thire Ward
Mottaret
Hollywood Film Shop
Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Croom
Corry Road
Heisch
Will Hays
James Cagney
Warner Brothers First National
Cagney
Aree
James
Studia
Warners
Weller
Charles R. Weewurs
Charles. P. Stewart
Avery
Mioetsaxe
Foyer Ingealurtney
Rane
Mottensee
Stheracy
Beenie
Ravi
Elie
Rome
Svpnlw
Lkxoni
Rona
Oil City Trust
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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