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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1933
Page
4
Death of William P Messner a well known Warren citizen occurred Tuesday at age 77 a lifelong Warren resident with many friends and acquaintances expressing sorrow.
Local notes report a warning to Brie merchants about a ring of bogus check passers believed active in Ohio and Indiana and now entering this state. A forged Pennsylvania Railway Co check for 26.60 was traced to Fort Wayne authorities.
Federal Judge John P. Nichos granted permission to the Interstate Commerce Commission to appeal to the U S Supreme Court over the rate option case brought by 92 railroads. The appeal challenges a U S district court ruling that set aside ICC fixed barge rail rates on cotton from Mississippi regions to eastern states.
Five men including a local union president were arrested in Un iontown Pennsylvania after disturbances in the Payette county coal strike. Martin Ryan president of the Mine Workers local was charged with rioting and inciting to riot at Grindstone on July 25. He was released on 500 bond.
An unclear report from Port Lan Ore describes a garden with blossoms and stalks. References to multiple "stills" and a fly with an eight percent tail appear in the readable text, though the meaning is fragmentary and specifics are not fully clear.
August 9. Prominent attorney and bell connoisseur William S. Furst died suddenly at his summer home in Wolmboro New Hampshire. His unique collection included bells from locomotives mountain horses desert camels and churches from around the world. His widow Mrs Mary Schantz Furst arranged for bells to toll at the New Hampshire home during funeral services here.
Three large U S Army bombing aircraft flew low over Ridgway during the noon hour Tuesday attracting considerable attention. They headed northwest toward a U S airport after leaving the city.
Proceedings on coal industry labor provisions show ONeill and Richberg clashing over “common sense” in a noisy hearing before about 1000 in the Commerce Department auditorium. Johnson urges cooperation while warning that propaganda or argument will not be tolerated.
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