Dense Fog Blamed in Syracuse Rearend Collision
A dense fog accident near Syracuse involved the westbound Detroit and Lake Shore Limited trains. Multiple injuries reported. engineers, firemen, and passengers were taken to Rochester hospitals.
29 Aug 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
1
A dense fog accident near Syracuse involved the westbound Detroit and Lake Shore Limited trains. Multiple injuries reported. engineers, firemen, and passengers were taken to Rochester hospitals.
United Press reports in Lincoln Nebraska that Dawes, Republican vice presidential candidate, drew praise for discussing agricultural problems and not making hollow promises. He and Governor Urvan plan a Chicago-bound departure after meeting with supporters, with a large La Follette following opposing him.
A fragmented radio schedule lists performances and hosts across cities. Entries mention Lopbs orchestra at New York venues and others in Washington and Missouri, with times ranging from evening to late night. The list includes bands, orchestras, and specialized programs like Midnight Entertainers.
Concrete work by Bunte Construction Company on the firsthut improved highway between the city and Hisla broke daily records. They poured 968 feet of concrete Friday, surpassing the previous record. The rapid progress pushed the road westward about a quarter mile beyond the fish hatchery as officials celebrated the past week’s performance.
Corry announces a quiet Labor Day with most businesses and factories closing. Stores will close for the holiday, there will be limited events and two ball games in the city. The intercity horseshoe pitching tournament is canceled and no Junior paper edition will publish that day.
Members of the motor club are offered free service at the Dodge Sales and Service Station on First Avenue. G S Wallace will perform free tests for members who call between 7 and 9 PM each evening. Rights may be made to conform with future reputations by September 1.
The ceremony united Mr Charles Graham with Miss Rachael Gausberger at St Thomas Rectory officiated by Fr Tracey. After a bridal toast and a motor trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, the couple will reside at the European Hotel where Graham works with his father at the family business.
Owen D. Young, coauthor of the Dawes plan, was officially appointed agent-general of the reparations body. The appointment is temporary to launch the machinery and get operations started.
Announcement states camp meetings at Stockton's Grove on Shady Avenue will run through Sunday and Labor Day with services daily at 10 AM and 7:90 PM. Large crowds attend the gatherings despite the holiday schedule.
Columbus borough officials delayed the school term opening as remodeling under contractor Elina McElroy proceeds. Excavation of a large basement and installation of new windows and doors, plus other improvements, will take weeks. Officials hope for a September 4 opening, but timing remains uncertain as the project rush continues.
London reports signed protocols of the Landay pact by England France Germany and other powers after noon today. Official signatures by Germany France awaited parliaments’ assent. U S envoy attended as observer. Sir Eyre Crowe signed for Britain. Pact includes provision for Germany to transfer 400 million dollars.
Pittsburgh August report says Dawid Nesbit, a South Payette Township farmer, lies unconscious after a hollow on his farm. His skull was fractured possibly from a fall or blow, and authorities fear he may die. Police suspect foul play amid Nesbit’s wealth andJarodwar status.
Residents have observed the Morasca Construction Company digging 15 to 20 feet deep on Washington Street for a sewer line as part of the Eagle Street project. The work, at times troubled by water and ancient reservoirs, advances toward a 17 foot depth near Eagle and Essex, with over twenty feet planned beyond Marion Street to secure the line. The contractor reports steady progress despite the cavernous digs and water issues.
A 1500 gallon gasoline tank exploded at Ube Peupile's Natural Gag Company in Pittsburgh injuring many and killing nine people. The plant and nearby homes suffered damage as flames spread, with investigators probing causes. Names of the dead include Louis Messina and Patrick De Grazin among others. several victims were bystanders or workers nearby. Property loss estimated up to 25000 dollars.
Mrs J W McGrath of Elk Street receives an Easter card from her mother in Buffalo. The note mentions a past year and an anniversary. The card was kept, with others, and a garbled line about a “Metrath home” postcard is noted as delivered yesterday.
A new concrete road from Findley Lake to the Pennsylvania line near North East is near completion and will be open around September 10. A dedication program is planned with expected participation from North East and CopY, along with local boosters urging motorists to preview the improved highway.
A meeting of Crawford County citizens formed the John Brown Memorial Association to raise funds for a memorial at the old tannery site in New Richmond. Officers elected include president Sabin New Richmond, secretary Mur ray Tulsville, and treasurer Joe Desmond. Honorary memberships were granted to Crawford County papers.
The Prince of Wales arrived at 1:02 p m and was immediately escorted to the White House by the Secretary of State, marking a formal welcome in Washington. The brief incident underscores ongoing diplomatic protocol during the visit.
United States and other powers move to curb China civil war spread as Washington and allies press Peking. Four warships steam toward the Yangtze to protect American lives and interests while foreign vessels claim neutrality but guard stakes. Spies damage General Lu’s planes as Wu Peiws agents operate at night. Roy Anderson, orient expert, says two provinces eye a civil war after years of prep.
The post office will operate a reduced schedule for Libor May on September 1. general delivery and stamp windows open 7 to 8 AM. business hours 1 to 10 AM. Mail collection from boxes at 10:30 AM. Dispatch and distribution of mail from 14 boxes as usual. special deliveries receive prompt service.
Extensive improvement program 45 is under way at the Salvation Army Citadel. Exterior redecorating is done by local volunteers, who donated services. Interior refinishing and decoration are also underway to enhance the facility.
Veterans meet at the Armory at 2 30 tomorrow after noon to attend funeral services for Capt. Emory Baker who died yesterday. The funeral will be from the State Armory at 4 o clock with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
The Columbus case centers on Peebles and Shevey amid sensational bootlegging charges tied to city unrest. Witnesses include notable bootleggers and city officials. hearings discharge Peebles as authorities face pressure for action and a looming showdown with rising street gossip and political tension.
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