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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1924

Page

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Prohibition fight reshapes Pennsylvania GOP before primaries

Governor Pinchot faces off against party organization as Coolidge support hardens. Insurgent currents threaten a split plan with Pinchot seen as key challenger to Clemency’s faction. The piece traces how enforcement zeal and internal politics could decide delegate support and next week’s primary outcomes.

Harrisburg Joverhor Gifford Pinchot Tou Pennsylvania Calvin Coolidge Pinchot Coolidge Cleveland Gover Trashis J Upney Squator Cousen Senate Sls Pensylvania Republican Organization Phuchot Cholidge Jung Pirichot Horacie Cleveland Dean Mellon Finchote Watkings Pennssylvania

Students Wild Party Probed at Sayrtherst University

Federal grand jury hearings in Dallas unveil details of a sensational party at Savage Lake involving Sayrtherst Methodist University students. U S district attorney Coffman says indictments for prohibition violations will be sought. guests reportedly paid for admission with illicit liquor and unseemly behavior followed.

United Dallas Texas Sayrtherst Methodist University Savage Lake Davia, Coffman United States Coffman Egaier Hich Poflman

Holy Week Services at St Pauly Lutheran Church

St Paul Lutheran Church presents Holy Week services with four evenings at 7:20 pm. The theme is Becoming One Body Unto Death. Schedule includes Tuesday Sanhedrin, Wednesday Pilate, Thursday Fare and Witness, Friday Calvary. The Good Friday service features confession and absolution before Holy Communion on Easter Sunday.

Lutheran Church St Pauly Lutheran Church Buster Simnday

Thaw Opens Fight for Freedom in Court Case

Philadelphia April 4 United Press Avelyn Dik seeks to free Thaw from asylum challenging his release petition. Harry Thaw faces opposition from Nesbie and the court committee as they spar over custody of his son and the Thaw millions. Jury selection looms while Mrs Thaw’s mother Mary Thaw remains present at the hearing.

United Press Philadelphia Avelyn Dik Kryt Torlay Harry Ivan Har Son Stanton Evelyn Tyrry Tivelyn Mm. Mary Narey

Germany Accepts Dawes Plan After Premieres Meeting

Germany formally accepts the Dawes Plan following a cabinet and premiers meeting. The report came from the press and was announced this afternoon after expert commissions on reparations issued their findings.

TERS Poincigh Ss Spa de Germai Liviteit Press Ny Rime Ate Cabinet

Veteran P R Engineer Former Corryite Dies

Dennis Sullivan, veteran oil country railway engineer and long time Oil City retiree, died at his daughter’s home in Oil City after a short illness. Born in Ireland, he served as fireman on the Nickel Belt Railroad and worked for Oil Creek and Oil City. He is survived by three sons and two daughters, with funeral arrangements set for St Thomas Cemetery and a service at St. Tuhmay Church.

Dennis Salivev Pennsylvania Corry St. ‘Tuhmay St Thomas Cemetery Dennis Teitt Sumeway Axe BRR Mebane Hoffman Ave Sullivan Palmers Jobe Danora Dohuphne Sullivan Killarney Ireland Nellie Sullivan Hite Press William Thomas Oil

Greece Renews Republic After Plebiscite

In Athens the people confirmed a new Greek Republic by a large majority in a Sunday plebiscite. A five year ban on regime change is imposed, with authorities promising swift action against unrest. The first president is expected to be chosen in June, while former Premier Venizelos is floated as a leading candidate or possible return.

Athens Althom Hawe Venislon Yaminin Gente Els Lelienit Venizeloy

Kiwanis Club Charter Night Planned with Ceremony

Kiwanis in Pennsylvania announces charter night this week at the State Armory. Herbert A. Moore, governor, will present the charter. The program includes a toastmaster Dr N Troy Gillette and musical address, with Walter Peake and Charter Board members listed among participants.

Herbert A Moore Peninsylvan Ia Kiwanis State Armory N. Troy Gillette America Walter Peake Vewentation Charter Ye Herbert A. Moore Charter Boaiga John Bronvice Fe Clase Williams Murray Rcendeslainnsy TenWalla Ty Greobouts Whales Fy Taylor James IL Bickering Dnglord Wanner

Accidental Gun Death Reported In Hartman Oberlin Area

Melvin Dickinson, 29, died after a revolver purchased hours earlier at Hartman Tyretore discharged while he chatted with Top Duvaun of the Hartman firm. The weapon struck him as he sat in a chair at a levee area. colleagues called for an ambulance, but he died at the hospital shortly after. Authorities labeled the case as an accidental shooting.

Meadville Melvin Dickigan Dickinson Pheuilley Mattman

Settlement Reached After Auto Collision Injuries

A settlement was reached after a Thursday night incident on Wire Avenue in which Herma Wood struck Mes Brown and daughter of Springe Street, causing injuries. Woodard reportedly paid costs in the case as details of the settlement were confirmed Saturday.

Herma Wood Wis Ato Arcilent Wire Mes Yy. Brown Springe Street Woodied Aliite Woodard

Autoist Narrow Escape as Cars Crash

A driver escaped serious harm when a Ford sedan and another car crashed near East Street, damaging both vehicles and injuring the autoist. A Mind coupe owned by Russell Moore was heavily damaged. the other car was overturned. Passersby aided the injured motorist and police attended the scene.

Kase Ford Ndun Tye Ray Maley Ajiageida Thu Lawley Eseaper We Gian Russell Moore Lwo Anders Fan Wullidon

Big Bank Shortage Found in Kansas City Case

United Press reports a Kansas City bank short in its accounts amounting to 600000. Henry Hower, chairman, announced the board’s action after Moore, the bank president, left the office due to illness. The bank seized assets valued at 20000 and 100 in a loss totaling 250000, with ownership and distribution pending.

United Pres Kansas City Jobe Moore Leap Kee Kanyae City Nis Utional Date and ‘Trust Co Henry Hower Chaiman Moore Way Kaniaa City Teuninye House Hess Wain

Grand Jury to Act on Oil Cases Wednesday

Washington April H The grand jury here will meet Wednesday to consider primary cases against principals in the oil investigation. Indictments for conspiracy to defraud the government and contempt against Harry B Sinclair will be argued, with the Senate committee to continue testimony on the Republican National convention oil deal story. Prosecution by Pomerene and Roberts plans to present evidence from Cooper, a Cincinnati manufacturer and Wood ally, who funded the 1920 campaign and may know about Milmont’s reported convention activities.

Washington Sinclair Senate Committee Senate Pomerene and Roberts United States Willists Cooper Pivotor Cincinnati Roan Leonard Wood Snl Poenaeit Ag Tomormay Jake Milmont Veil

U S and British aviators reach Seward after cross Alaska flight

U S fliers arrive in Seward Alaska after a nine hour overland leg from Sitka covering more than 500 miles. British amphibian plane to resume flights Tuesday or Wednesday, with Major Stuart MacLaren saying the plane will be refueled and ready for the next leg.

Seward Alaska Ited “Suites Army Seward Harbor Gopma -Suq Sitka

Presbyterian Ladies Meet at Church Noon Wednesday

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid invites all members to attend Wednesday at noon for a meeting at the church on Euchid street. Topics include church activities, missionary notes, and new slate of officers. Mrs A L McDonald will open with a paper on “Make This Our Best,” with Mrs Qolegrove and Mrs CNalker in roles.

Pal Cotepraye Euchid Street Hin Prysbyterian Lenin Lytics Ars Attentt Moe New Far Nooks Tegeacy MiNi Ahon Opportunis Ladies Aid A AL McDonald Seasion Qolegrove Pselste Ae Cnalker Und Afra Hiatenh Reng 1

Death of Mrs Mary Williams

Mrs Mary Williams died this morning at her home 120 East Trving street at 5:90 o clock. She was 77 and survived by husband Lor en A Williams three children CC Williams Amon Williams and Mrs L Smith of Wattsbury. Also three brothers and three granddaughters. Funeral from the home Wednesday at 2 o clock with Rev William Hall officiating. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Mingile Redinger noted this after.

Mary 2. Williams Loren A Williams East Trving Street Williams CC Williams Amon Williagm Thin City L. Smith Wattsbury Keandrons William Hall Pine Grove

Fear of Delays in Legislation Parade in Washington

In Washington the clash between President Coolidge and the Senate over investigation rights tests party lines. Talks of a truce emerge as Democrats pledge to push a report on the Jones resolution and the Internal Revenue Bureau inquiry, with White House discussions and resignations shaping the week’s political tension.

United Press Washington Aprila Pres Redside Teveh Democratic Senate Tyne Damdorats Ynifeist Jones Couzerts Internal Revenue Francis Heney Consens Sénate Thamud Adam Yale Cituzens Honey Wes Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Watson Lidia Chidemar Internal Revenue Bureau

Today s Five Best Radio Features

Brief list notes radio features aired on Newark WHAZ and Cincinnati WOO among others. Mentions Handel oratorio Pf Messiat and Schubert hour with theater revue content.

WOR Newark Newark Oratoria Society WHAZ Troy Campus Serenaders Rensselaer PL Glee KSD St. Tonie Earl Cap Oil Cinnati Schubert Crowley WOO Philadelphia Marindora Anatary

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