Board authorizes liens on delinquent 1931 property taxes
Corry Education Board at a special Library meeting approved liens on 351 properties over 1931 delinquencies totaling 9044.00 dollars. The action followed a settlement with F B Westley on the 1931 tax duplicate and involved exonerations, bond release, and plans to file liens after settling disputes and adjusting collections through April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. £. Westley
Boar of Education
F. Bi. Westley
Board of Goverors
The
Corry Taxpayers’ Union
Messrs
Bennett
Patterson
Westley
Brown
Mate
Hillstream
Fit Ice Committee
First Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Finance Committee
Love
Turbulent Plymouth County Unrest Prompts Martial Law Move
Gov Clyde L Herring proclaims martial law in Plymouth County amid farm unrest and a foiled foreclosure dispute. In LeMars two hundred National Guardsmen strained to restore order after a mob lynched judge C G Bradley, who survived the attack. Ralph E Wrippey faces threats as authorities vow to pursue violent agitators. President reports steady progress from Franco-American talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
DES Muinus
Clyde L. Herring
Martilia
Plymouth County
Lemars
C. G. Bradley
Inday
Bradley
Japanese Threats in Peiping and Rail Reform Plan
Japanese troops launched forcible offensives near Bantienmen and north of Peiping as China prepares a vigorous international stance over the Luan triangle. Chinese War Minister Ete Ying-Ching reports 1,600 casualties while Mongol units reinforce Japanese lines. In Washington, administration aides discuss an emergency railroad bill to organize rails and suspend anti trust laws for a year, creating a federal transportation court and regional groups under Roosevelt approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. Ekins
United Press
Peiping
Bantienmen
Paying
Tay
Ruslan
Manchoukio
Washington
China
Lint Triangle
Ete Ying-Ching
Nagatsui
Legation
Senate Administration
Inday
Prsident S
Ffort
Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fallrouus
Weling
Roosevelt
Decca
Delegates Tagged for Economic Conference Discussed
Washington April 23 United States may send Secretary of State Hull Assistant Secretary Moley and Senator Key Pittman as delegates to the international economic conference tentative decision noted by congressional circles Hull Moley Pittman cited as potential participants in the delegation to the talks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull and
Pittman
United Press
Washington
Hil
Moley
Key Pittman
Dem
United States
Contempt Case in Tragic Close
Mrs Genevieve Clark age 88 of Jordan Minnesota and her husband and two children were found dead in their parked car near Jordan. Police say the family used a garden hose connected to the car exhaust to commit suicide after the jurors deadlocked in the Foshay mail fraud case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyeen Jordan
Minn
Genevieve Clark
Foshay
Here
Titusville Woman Acquitted of Murder at Farmhouse Party
Carrie George of Titusville was acquitted by a jury after six and a half hours of deliberation of murdering Clarence Cherry during a farmhouse drinking party. The verdict upheld the defense claim that Cherry was fatally stabbed when he fell on a butcher knife. Her husband Link George assisted in the defense and testified they were both shocked by events at the isolated farmhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey United Press
Franklin
Titusville
Clarence Cherry
Carrie George
Cherry
Mrs. George
Link George
Dagntea
Monte
Dilae Funk
Wheat Conference Prepares Ground for Economic Meet
President Roosevelt and former premier Herriot announced progress in war debt talks and a looming tariff readjustment proposal to Congress. A Geneva wheat experts summit is planned with Canada United States Argentina and Australia as precursors to a London world economic conference. Prime Minister Bennett signals interest in a reciprocal trade pact benefitting Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Herriot
Trance
White House
Senate
Great Britain
France
Canada
M. Herriot
Ramsay MacDonald
State Department
Geneva
United States
Canad
Argentina
Australia
London
Bennett
Forest Army Recruiting Plans Mapped After Ridgway Meet
Announcement notes 321 Erie county recruits will work in reforestation camps. Details on eligibility and recruiting will be released after a May 2 conference at Ridgway. Representatives from Wire County Emergency Relief Board will attend to finalize town quotas and application plans. Publication of complete setup expected next week with recruitment of men from smaller towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Ridgway
Wire County Emergenc Relief Board
Tia
Harry |Ee
Todd
Mae An ‘Iy
Witth
Ameller
Sitles
Xturtea
Four Corryites flee fire in night attire
Four Corry residents escaped a blaze early Thursday morning as flames engulfed the Waterford home they were visiting. The Waterford Fire Department battled back the fire at Bob Mille’s residence, with partial destruction and several stitches for Mille from broken glass. Investigators suspect a defective gasoline pin as the blaze origin. Abbie Chipman, Bernice Hollon, and two children fled the house with singed hair after evacuating in their nightwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Waterford
Enlire
Bob Mille
Dames
S. 1
Abbie Ghipman
Bernice Hollon
S.T. Mille
Cale Hallis Found Dead In Gotry Residence
Cale Hall a longtime resident of Gotry is found dead in his home as an adopted daughter discovers his lifeless body about ten o minute this morning The aged colored citizen had been in ill health from a severe child his death attributed to palsy He was regarded as one of Cr cutle s most noted colored residents with many friends and acquaintances Continued on page five
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale Hall
Gotry
Hils
Paemonin
Cr Cutle
Quarantine Remains For City Contagious Disease Cases
Health Officer John B Flanigan reports sixty one contagious disease cases in the city with eighteen new cases this week. Scarlet fever and measles dominate, outbreaks centered in the First Ward and among junior elementary school children. Quarantine for most cases will lift around May 1, with mild illness and no serious outbreak expected despite ongoing restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Flanigan
Island off Alaska vanishes in powerful quake report
Anchorage April 28 Earth shocks of increasing intensity struck coastal Alaska after reports Augustine Island disappeared under the sea. Over a hundred tremors since Wednesday. no casualties reported. Rumors Augustine Island erased by temblor unconfirmed. Communications to Seldovia disrupted. authorities attempting to reach the Kenai Peninsula area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anney Rrese
Anchorage
Alaska
Augustine Island
Augustine Taland
Kamishak Bay
Seldovia
Kenal Peninsula
No Change in Corry School District Insurance Plan
The Corry School District faced criticism for awarding all insurance to a single local agency. At a second special meeting, directors considered but did not alter the prior policy. Discussion highlighted about 35,800 in coverage with English Lloyds companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Messrs
Bennett
Patterson
Jlater
Mattie van Tussel
Bey Sis*ter
H Gleason
Kinfeald
Hillstrom
Tikiefam
Smith
Lloyds
London
Nglish
Logan and Bryan Retirement Shocks Oil Guy Branch
Logan and Bryan brokers with United States and Canada branches announce retirement effective when customer accounts transfer to other brokers. Corry traders have long dealt with the Ow City branch. The Ow City branch will move accounts to J8, Bache and Company. Transfer procedures are being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan & Bryan
United States
Canada
Corry
OW City
Bby J8
Bache and Company
Administration Casts Influence Against Bonus
The senate defeats a rider on a currency inflation bill aimed at an immediate cash payment of upwards of 2 billion dollars to former soldiers. The vote signals opposition to the proposed bonus and reflects administration opposition to the measure.
Last obstacle to inflation measure removed
Washington April 28 Administration votes in the Senate beat down the veterans' bonus rebellion and defeated a rider to the currency inflation bill for immediate cash payment of upwards of 2.49 billion dollars to former soldiers. The vote was 60 to 28, removing the last obstacle to quick adoption of the inflation plan. President Roosevelt opposed the plan to use treasury notes to pay soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Administration
Senate
Sen. Robinson
Roosevelt
Robinson
Treasury
Edair
Adams Hy
Farmers mobilize near LeMars amid farm unrest
On April 25 a crowd of 700 farmers gathered outside LeMars as 400 state troops arrived to impose martial law in a center of farm unrest. They guarded their purpose and met near the Durband farm to block foreclosures, preventing further proceedings for two years. Turner down in Los Angeles on April 28 after a motor trouble delay en route to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Turner
Los Angeles
Roxece Turner
Reid
Wight
Newart
J. Wie
Dawg
Francot
Ang
Mir
Ler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forest Army
Northwestern
Penn
Cale” Hallis
Report Island
New York
Rederick Mijise
Findley Lake
Yenterday
Romsey Reeens
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!