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15 Apr 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1924
Page
1
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Los Angeles man Jake Hamon claims a former Interior Secretary planned to fraudulently place Wood in power and appoint a committee, alleging a scheme to lease Teapot Dome. Ballard testifies that Hamon described a plan to seize authority and influence the 1920 nomination in Oklahoma.
A public conference led by the Public Service Commission discussed an expected filing by a gas company for a rate increase affecting Erie and Warren. Officials indicated the plan could raise fuel costs, with a decision anticipated in coming days.
Berlin reports say Germany may notify to Paris today or tomorrow as premiers accept the Dawes committee report. A written document for the reparations commission is to be forwarded from Paris. Protests over the so called Micun agreements are noted and a ministerial shakeup is hinted.
Meximma Hickmott wife of Albert Hickmott died at her home after a brief illness Monday morning about 10 o clock Funeral services will be held from the home 1945 East Wighth Atenot at 1 o clock Wednesday and she will be taken to Pine Grove cemetery for burial She is survived by her husband and a son Frank two sisters Mel Tor Woodritt and Mire L Brooks
The annual meeting of the Corry club has been moved from April 26 to May 25. The session will include the yearly election of officers.
Evelyn Nesbit and Harry Thaw confronted each other in a courtroom as lawyers challenged Thaw's sanity amid years of confinement at Pennsylvan ia hospital. Witnesses including clergymen testified about Thaw's mental state while his former wife paid little attention, and spectators observed a tense atmosphere as proceedings continued.
At the Phoenix Hotel meeting Corry Rotary Club welcomed Dr. Marvy Unongit into membership. Rev J A Martin of the Pi Methodist Church gave the address and members discussed plans for upcoming events with Kiwanis guests invited.
Adjourned council session yields no action on paving for the year. Members abandon plans to bid for Second Ward projects, with Mayor Alexander's absence cited. A lone remonstrance from twelve Frederic Street residents is noted, but pavement discussions remain unsettled.
Former owner of the Humpee muet announces plans to convert the old Vavior livery property on South street into an automobile laundry. The facility will feature modern washing equipment, storage space, and services matching larger markets. The purchase was finalized yesterday and about thirty days are needed for installation and setup.
City officials outline May 5 bids to cut West Smith Street grade and remove street paving as part of a planned road improvement linked to potential state highway connections. Officials expect completion by next spring with adjustments to nearby traffic and sewer estimates discussed amid resident protests.
The highway department announced the award of a contract in Erie county covering Union City borough and Le Boeuf and Union townships. Joseph McCarty Construction Co. of Bestomer will execute the project for $130,492.79.
City Commission endorses construction of a modern concrete fountain to replace the old structure. Bids to be opened May on the evening, with plans by City Engineer Dick and specifications completed.
Orange Lacy, a Warren resident, was fatally struck by Pennsylvania Railroad No 380 eastbound near Youngsville after leaving a hospital. A death certificate concluded the cause as accidental. no inquest will be held. The body was prepared for burial at Greenwood Undertaking Rooms.
The Opportunity Club met Monday evening with Mrs Claude Place for the first meeting of the year. A rearranged dinner was served at Otho stock. Mrs Place presided with officers Mrs George Kittleberger 1st vice president Mrs My Peking secretary Mrs Gugene Heath typasher Miss Jean Maclunes. Ruth Campbell visited from Erie. J I Fisher plans to leave for Binghamton NY tonight to join her husband. In memory a naval disaster was recalled about the Titanic sinking on its maiden voyage after colliding with an iceberg off Newfoundland with 1600 aboard.
Washington braces for potential trouble as Senate debates a sweeping Japanese exclusion measure. Officials discuss implications with Tokyo as Prime Minister and foreign affairs committee members mingle with state leaders. Japanese critics privately condemn their government while avoiding public statements.
Local reports indicate buyers have acquired Swanson and Brille Swansy farms to establish a Fox Ranch project near Findley Lake. Proposals include leasing land at Findley Lake and developing a country site with connections to Warren and nearby towns as residents express strong interest. confirmation remains incomplete.
A rundown of top radio features. The schedule includes a New York University concert with Albert Stonsasl and Kathryn Bacon at WIY and WIAX. Memphis and Washington broadcasts highlight a Sunday evangelist and an Army Band concert.
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