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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1927

Page

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Hydetown Postoffice Robbery Sparks Two Arrests

Two suspects were nabbed in Hydetown on a postoffice burglary. Police say a window was broken with a sledgeshammer and only a few dollars found in the safe. Inspectors were notified and expected to arrive. names not released, described as strangers.

West Westend Nvus Hydetown Potite Mitton Marty Mooney Mydetown Tden Bue Lush Atrlingers

Germans to test long hop from Germany to United States

Wireless gear is being installed in German airplanes at Dessau to attempt a long flight to Philadelphia to claim a $26,000 prize offered by the Philadelphia Bulletin. The planned route runs via southern Ireland and Newfoundland, with favorable winds guiding the leg if possible.

United Pr Dessau Germany Heros United States Philadelphia Philadelphia Bulletin Hove

Many Seek Pennsylvania Legion Office

United Press report from York states a heated bid for Pennsylvania American Legion state command with candidates Robert B. Vail of Wilkes-Barre James G. Lan, Te of Pittsburgh Trurgie Dr Ro J Engerson of Jonnetown and Ef Zimmerman of Shamokin leading the field. Weather outlook for August 6 to 8 shows warm days with chances of local showers and thunderstorms.

United Press York Pennsylvania American Legion Robert B. Vail Wilkes Butte Gibchalf Shaws G- Lann Pits Trurgie Engerson Jonnetown Ef Zimmerman Shamokin

Five Best Radio Entertainments Listing

Radio listings highlight Goldman Band concert on WAHG New York at 12 15 p m and Arion Male Chorus on WH Springfield among varied programs. Regional stations WHAM Rochester WGYS WMAK WFAA WYJ2 WH and others broadcast music from Baste erit Baxem Greenwich Coy and Arion Male Chorus with multiple time slots noted.

Basteerit Goldman New York Baxem Greenwich Coy Rochester Alvo Astern Buntman Dallas WFAA Springfield Pean Finstern Arion

Injured Ajax plant worker dies after foundry crush

Michael Dempsey 51 of 612 West Smith Street dies at County Hospital after a foundry accident at Ajax Iron Works. Crushed under a heavy flask plate weighing about a ton while machinery moved in the foundry. Survived by wife, two daughters Rosa and Ernestine, a son Victor, two sisters Anna and Mary, two brothers Darby and James. Funeral Monday at 9 AM at St Thomas Church.

Ajax Iron Works Comny Hospital Michael Deisey West Smith Street Dempsey Ajax Citreen Tali O Merry Sind Rosa Ine Ernestine Vietors Anna Mary Dempsey This Cie Darby Dempsey Carry Jamies Utica SS Thomas Church Mie Hilde St. ‘Thomas

Governors Seek Coal Talks With Multi-State Leaders

In New Kensington Pennsylvania business leaders urge Governor Fisher to join Governors Donahue Simull and Jackson and Donahoe in arranging a renewed coal operator and miner conference. The aim is to resume discussions halted in Miami this spring over the bituminous coal dispute, with John Lewis of the United Mine Workers signaling willingness to participate.

United Press New Kensington Qhid-Seroy John Fisher Goveror Donakey Olio Simull Timois Jackson Jodinn Miami Donahes John Lewis United Mine Workers

Chautauqua Juniors Meet Evening Report

Gorey Junior Chautaunya held their meeting at 9 this morning. It was a good success and better than ever. Corry is waking up as boys and girls drive themselves to learn new yells songs and stories. They made rules, applied to playgrounds and health, and plan a candy sale tonight to raise money for playground equipment.

Gorey Chautaunya Corry Sueconsin

No Action by Italy on Sacco and Vanzetti Case

Rome rumors say Premier Mussolini will not act formally in the Sacco and Vanzetti matter. The Italo law government reportedly declares the trial an American internal question Italy cannot interfere. Mrs Mary Crosby of Jamestown visited the city en route to Union City for Loomis Young meeting.

Rome Mussolini Alice United Press T Popolo di Italia Miller Savop Vanzetti Italy Mary Crosby Jamestown Inter Union City Loomis Young Renton

Chautauqua Comedy Draws Big Crowd at Washington Grounds

The Chautauqua program opened with the comedy drama The Patey to widespread praise. The cast portrayed a modern American family tale of love, ambition, and social ascent through humor and pathos.

Washington School Rome Hen i Piure Hyself Youn Pat Iin Tarel Grace Wallace Bruce Rpmsbury Aids Brass Quartet Wb, Montgomery State Department of Forests and Waters Judie Marews Av Kuyanag

Ralph B McCord Re-elected Legion Commander in 2nd District

News reached the city that Ralph B. McCord of North Haven, a well known figure here, has been re elected commander of the 2nd district of the American Legion. The election occurred during the state Legion convention at Vorle Nass. His reelection will be pleasing to many friends in this city.

Ralph B. McCord North Haat Américain Legion Vorle Nass Hie McCord

Coolidge Plans March 1929 Exit From Presidency

President Calvin Coolidge signals retirement when his term ends March 4, 1929, clearing room for an open Republican nominating contest. He says he does not intend to run in 1928 and hints the party may draft another candidate while he may retire to private life or return to law practice after his Vermont farm.

Paul R. Mallon United Press Stu Rapid City Aup Coolidge Republica Fis Rome Anade Sion

Anti-Saloon Boss Jailed For Criticizing Supreme Court

Indianapolis August 6 Dr Edway Shumaker head of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League was sentenced to sixty days on the state prison farm and fined 250 for contempt of court after criticizing the Indiana Supreme Court. Attorney Jesse J Martini said the decision was delayed for a hearing on a motion to stay the sentence. Shumaker expressed willingness to serve and indicated no plan to seek pardon.

Indiana Anti-Saloon League Supreme Court United Press Dianapolis Edway Shumaker Tatian Antisaloon League Indiana Supreme Court Jesse J. Martini Priday Cleveland Shu Natker Cartier Jie Goyer Jackson

Earth Tremors Shake Japan Prompting Public Rush

In Tokio Aug 5 a sharp earthquake was felt across northeastern Japan. Communications interrupted briefly as people rushed outdoors in anticipation of stronger shocks. The quake occurred at 6 16 AM with no casualities reported beyond minor alarm.

United Tokio Neve Tiya Japan

Mill Hand Injured In Lumber Yard Accident

George his Ageday of Durkeyville near Wattsbury is hospitalized at Corry Hospital after an accident at the A D L Caffiset Lumber Company in Union City. While guiding skidding logs on a dry afternoon his right leg was crushed below the knee, with multiple "shattered" splinters. Condition is reported as well as could be expected today.

George His Ageday Durkeyville Wattsbury Corry A. DL. Caffiset Lumber Company Union City Chilis Sateen Hill Corey Hospital

Public hopes to curb great navies through opinion

Washington August 6 United Press says the Coolidge administration plans to use public opinion to press for disarmament. A five power conference is eyed for early 1931 under the 1921 Washington treaty, with broad citizenry discussion and official backing as Geneva fails. Secretary Wilbur weighs Navy budget amid talks with the President while Britain and Japan relations are noted as strong.

Herbert Little United Press Washington Coolidge Geneva United States Navy Wilbur Rapid City NASA Great Brita Japan Great Britain

Hill Knocked From Mound In Giants Pirates Tilt

In a Pirates vs Giants game, Hill exited after four innings as the Giants scored four runs in the fourth. The scoring sequence included a two run hit in the second and a four run fourth inning. Daweon replaced Corry in relief as the score stood 4 0 after four frames.

Carmen HY Pirates New York Giants Giants Hill Daweon Corry Buy

Two Weeks Camp for Guardsmen Ends at Mt Gretna

Pennsylvania National Guard units return home after a two week encampment at Mt Gretna. Captain Hoghton praises the camp as one of the best in years with 100 percent improvement. Field meets, war maneuvers, and entertainments marked the stay. Company A and Company B travelers arrived in the city, while Private Willard W. Reese died suddenly, with military services held at Mt Gretna.

Pennsylvania National Guard Mt Greta Hoghton Mt Gretna 112Th Infantry Ste, Siteina Reese Mont Gretna

Subway murder mystery stays unsolved in city probe

Detectives chase leads as they question friends of Emma Weigand mother of three, shot in the women’s room at Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit subway station. Witnesses heard two shots amid subway roar, suspect fled. Investigation continues as officers pursue possible witnesses near the Woolworth building.

United Prats New York Alig G.stalermated Thos Fie Emma Weigand Weigand Alarl Esterday Ity Hall Brooklyn

New Pastor Assigned at St Charles New Bethlehem

Rov Frederick P. Shields has been named pastor of St Charles church New Bethlehem succeeding Rev Francis Graves. Shield’s prior year service includes chaplaincy at Boys Protectory and work at St Peter's Cathedral. Also notes a court decision sentencing John Burs for intoxicated driving. Mrs Jessie Desmond left for Buffalo visit.

Frederick P. Shields St Charles’ Church New Bethlehem Francis J. Graves Féhur St. W Thomas Oyaroh Father Shields United Press Youngstown Munich Jenkins St Peter's New Taw John Burs New Castle

Bomb outrages in three cities guard Coolidge

United Press report describes heavy police guard protecting transit systems in New York as four suspects are held after explosions at two subway stations. Investigators link blasts to reactions against Sacco and Vanzetti death sentences. no arrests made yet, one injured suspect questioned. News spreads to Rapid City and Lille with crowds protesting, police reinforce protection around the President’s summer home.

Paul R. Mallon United Press New York Arig Alvan T. Fuller Sacco Vansetti Massachusetts Rapid City D. Ang United States Cxity Vanzetti Secret Service Aig Warren Parialiiy Sth Street Interborough Kapil Transit Brooklyn-Mumbaette Manhattan H. Mn1 28Th Street Broadway Fourth Avenue Seritexce Nicola Sacca Bartolomew Vanzetti Anthony Savino Sho MET Savino William P. Ryan John D. Coupilin Sayin Ninel France Aig G Cress Sacei-Vangetli Roger Salengro Lille Paris Mnayor

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