03 Dec 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1924
Page
1
Amid reports of a violent attack and a murder scare near Clymer, officials hosted a conference with city and state authorities. A large holiday program is planned including carols, community tree lighting, and a Christmas play, with organizers coordinating on safety and public notices for the event.
United Press reports a New York gambling ring using real estate brokers to launder bets. The Lichster brothers were shot, with Wheat and Noah Aaron among those injured, as investigators probe ties to a dice game scheme linked to a wife’s testimony. The case involves large bets, tapes, and a broader criminal network led by figures nicknamed Little Joe and Snake Eyes.
Corry readers will be entertained by the Allegheny College Glee Club at the High School Auditorium Thursday evening the group’s first appearance in town this season. Twenty five men form the touring party including first and second tenors, baritone and bass voices with accompanist Porter. Tickets have been on sale for a week with Juniors predicting a full capacity audience.
Ber junk reports a gruesome massacre at a Westphalia quarry owner's villa near Siegen. Angerstein, a quarry manager, is accused after investigators find eight victims hacked or burned, with relatives and four servants killed. He claims bandits attacked but police tie evidence to him and uncover embezzlement motive.
Gloom overshadowed Peru as a failed June revolt was crushed with ten rebels killed and leaders captured and executed. Unite Press dispatches from Peru on December 8 report the government announcing the swift quelling of the abortive uprising.
United Press reports the President’s annual State of the Union address to Congress emphasized strict federal economy and tax relief. The reading occurred as Senators and Representatives remained silent, with focus on fiscal reform and reduced government spending for the coming year.
The Eyrie Concert Company of Erie delivered an exceptional entertainment at the Presbyterian church under church auspices. Soloists Wilton Rane Bushnell, Patti Peffer, and Alma Heller impressed a large audience with their artistry. Bushnell leads the Presbyterian choir and will lead a forthcoming Sabbath vesper service, while a four o'clock program hour is noted and the York grand piano used last night was generously provided by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tiffany.
The state began presenting its case against Mrs Anna Rossi in a noon retrial for the murder of Fred Schneider, following a prior trial. Local prosecutors outlined the evidence and theories as the defense prepared to counter.
United Press report from Birmingham Alabama states Dr George Edward Edwards is held after his wife was murdered and he was wounded, with authorities seeking motive and the hammer believed used. neighbors say the couple were on good terms as deputies pursue questions on a midnight intruder theory and the chloroform evidence while the doctor remains in hospital under guard.
A coalition of Southern Democrats and Midwestern Republicans press for immediate Muscle Shoals project action as President Cooler delivers annual message. Henry Ford rejects renewed Muscle Shoals price offer, signaling the Senate must propose terms. Foremost leaders Underwood Norris and Milam join the drive for swift consideration.
Pinchot faces a large revenue shortfall as the state contemplates new funding needs. Governor assembles a finance team and considers measures to raise up to 25 million dollars. A diary-like report notes ongoing political maneuvering and economic pressures.
United Press reports President Coolidge urging Congress to pursue economy and tax cuts, while defending military strength and national sovereignty. He emphasizes restraint in spending, contends reduction of government costs will lower taxes next year, and warns against expansionary appropriation bills. He stresses lasting American leadership through hard work, defense readiness, and a nonaggressive foreign stance.
In Clymer a 45 year old man Herman Wilt e trick attacked his wife and their five year old daughter with a heavy iron then set the farm barn on fire and shot himself. The two victims were badly injured and the barn and nearby structures were destroyed with the husband found dead in the blaze. Police and coroner investigations followed as residents learned of a motive linked to the wife seeking to return to the South.
President Coolidge plans a two day stay in Chicago for the Livestock Exposition, accompanied by Mrs. Coolidge and a party of officials. He will speak at a Commercial Club luncheon, tour Union Stock Yards, attend the Livestock Exposition, and address the Stock Yards dinner before returning to Washington.
Columbus investigators pursue further tests to decide if Mrs Adie Shentsley luthuran pastor's wife assisted by herself or was murdered The case shifts from crime to self harm as authorities work to rule out suicide before final judgment in the furnace mystery
Today’s five best radio features include WE A New York Philharmonic Orchestra from New York City and Providence station WEAP. time slots range 360 to 890 PM. Other programs include New York Oratorio Society WEAP and Central-Harmony Concert LX in Oakland.
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