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16 Dec 1927
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
1
Fire kills and destroys Hospice St. Charles in Quebec
A deadly fire at Hospice St. Charles in Quebec City killed dozens and left seventeen missing as rescuers worked through icebound ruins. About 872 children and 40 nuns were asleep when the blaze started in a cellar area and spread rapidly, with damages estimated up to 250000 dollars including furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Quebec
St. Charles
Jollcoeilr
Coremer
Dontely
Pepaot
Death Toll Rises in Orphanage Fire Across Cities
The report notes a rising death toll from an orphanage fire and details diplomatic telegrams and visits tied to the Lindbergh goodwill tour. Ambassadors report invitations to Guatemala Honduras Panama as Colonel Lindbergh plans Central American stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call Hearst
America
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Panama
Mexico
Lindbergh
United Prep
Washington
Volanet Res A
Calvador
State Department
Morrow
Limbersline
G. F. Fine
United Press
Mexico City
Dee
Charles A Linitbereh
Central America
St. Louis
Europil
North America
San Silvator
Maxino City
National Stadium
Tutéhe
Valbliens Flying Field
United States
Raid at Soviet Consulate Kills 21 In Canton
In Canton a police crackdown on Communists led to the deaths of 21 Russians and Chinese during a raid on the Soviet Consulate. Several bobbed-haired Chinese women were among the victims with the vice consul among the dead. Authorities say 48 suspects were executed outside the police HQ the day before. The raid followed a Communist coup and is described as retribution by Canton authorities. The Shanghai Nationalist government warned of passport suspensions for all Soviet consulates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hong Kong
Aud Hassle
Gunton
Sidyises
Canton
Shanghai
Heavy rains spark new flood danger across Ohio and PA
Unprecedented rainfall in central eastern and southern Ohio fed floods rising on the Muskingum at Zanesville with homes threatened. In Gallia lowlands and along the Oil River the highway caved in as floods swelled. In Pittsburgh heavy rain kept rivers high at 23.5 feet, with further flood risk looming and Mahoning Creek floodwaters receding in Punxsutawney though street flooding persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Muskingum
Zunesville
Frank Ewing
Gallipolia
Pittsburgh
Jbridge
Gheny
Monongandim Ryers
Ure River
Siyers
Mint
Pennsylvania
Punxsutawney
Dee
Mahoning Crank
Tiany
Fire Destroys Annapolis Emergency Hospital Patients Saved
In Annapolis Maryland early today a fire swept through the Emergency Hospital destroying two upper floors of a three story building. About forty two patients were carried to safety by nurses and aided by neighbors as smoke filled the wards. Night Superintendent Catherine S Dulaney alerted staff and coordinated rescues ensuring no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
United Press
Tva
Que'Womas
Mary Bonella
Catherine S Dutaney
Citlens
Ampparatila
Supt. Dulaney
Snow plows mobilized as two inches fall in Franklin
Two inches of snow in two hours prompted the State Highway Department to call out plows to keep highways clear in Franklin Pennsylvania. The weather changed quickly from heavy rain to snow and the Allegheny River level rose to 10.6 feet that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Franklin
State Highway Department
Erie Lad Fatally Injured by Auto
Erie boy William Pitetti, 9, of Kearsarge, died at St Vincent's hospital after being struck by a car en route from school. Driver Marie Glover, 20, of Pirie, suffered injuries as did the child’s family. the crash caused a fractured skull and two broken legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autemobile White
Four Proposals Considered in Miners Strike
Four proposals to solve the soft coal situtation were offered. They include presidential seizure of mines, appointing a czar or board to regulate, congressional investigation into the industry, and an inquiry into railroad coal pricing. Rep Victor Berger urged action and Secretary Davis floated a special arbitration board. AFL endorsed a congressional inquiry into mining conditions and railroad price practices affecting the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gy Lee Gebhart
United Press
Goolidge
Congress
Mayo Congress
Victor Berger
Wis
House
Davis
Cooldge
Confees
Charles Ryans
Soal
Davie
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Federation
United Preas
United Mine Workers
Union
Ingipatrick
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Onia
Dorsettt Heads State Grange Coming Year
Erie is the site of the Pennsylvania Grange 55th annual convention where E B Dorsett of Mansfeld Pa was elected state master. Other officers named include H Bagshaw John S Dale and G W Achuler. The group approved a $25 000 000 forests protection plan and an $8 000 000 expansion program at State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
E. B. Dorsett
Mansfeld
Pennsylvania Grange
J. Andrey Bank
New Castle
If. Bagshaw
Holidaysburg
John S. Dale
State College
Gongs W. Achuler
Prestwood
Batcwe
Snowy cold wave nears as winter grips Dakotas
The report describes a brutal cold spell stretching from the Dakotas to the Ohio Valley with zero or below temperatures. Snow paralyzed the Dakotas and Minnesota, with Fargo and Moorhead reporting record snowfall, trains halted, and buses suspended as wind and storm conditions spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Oast
Chicago
Misippi
Gress Lakes
Alae Sota
Dakotas
Ohio Valley
Minnesota
Fargo
N10
Moorbend Minn
Satale
Open Bids on Two Crawford County Projects
Crawford county bids opened by the State Highway Department show Two projects with multiple bidders. Devine Company Alliance Olio offered 160.75 percent for Summer Hill Township Road 15 182 feet, while Fort Pitt Construction Company Pittsburgh bid 126 409 for 14 208 feet in Fairfield Township. Additional bids from Westmoreland, Copeland Construction, Rauch Aneersler, and others were listed, with official checks still pending on several notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Devine Company
Summer Hill Township
Crawford County
Btale Highway Department
Herrishing Toda
Atliance Olio
Yur Lowe
Fort Pitt Construction Company
Pittsburgh
Fialefield Township
Hisshway
Westmoreland
Washingtim Township
Copeland Construction Company
Clymer
Meret
Raille OH
Hickony Township
Wartes Birrough
Lewis and Prissiger
Sharon
Cleafield
Rauch Aneersler
Northumber
Department
Blair
Payroll Robbery Report Stuns City Police
A payroll theft totaling eleven thousand dollars occurred near the Mitchell and Blanton Lenitier Company. Suspects fled after colliding a car with a delivery vehicle, injuring a sergeant and messenger while stealing the payroll and fleeing prior to Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpita
Dee
asLiniom
Mussinges
Mitchell and Blunton Lenitier
Hendeer
Eather
Veltre
Alesuiner Puerve
Stanz Goedsler
Mey Thes
Isin Feraminis Altaynoblu Und
Istppenrey
Holiday Mail Rush Limited by Weekend Delays
Postal officials warn of Christmas mail congestion as Sunday Christmas slows mail handling. Additional parcel post dispatches to the western states and extended delays threaten delivery before the holiday. A new sorter and adjusted routes aim to ease the rush, with postal workers urged to expect a peak in the next four days. Delivery shifts noted for December 26 as a post Christmas relief effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelal
Christmue
Tke Palcona
Hie
Bentley
le Parce
Merchants Aid Miners as Furniture Sells at Public Sale
In New Kensington on December 16 a chaotic scene unfolded as a Chandlers firm auctioned the belongings of 72 families amid a constable sale. The sale, conducted by Vieries Company on estate of Whiel, followed rent disputes with local merchants aiding affected workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Kensington
New
Prison Dope Traffic Exposé Tangles at Leavenworth
The article reports Col Worbes set to appear before a federal grand jury in Kansas City to discuss narcotic activity and fraud learned in Leavenworth Penitentiary. It notes Worbes’ plan to press charges against the convicts, prompting a broader probe into prison corruption and inmate motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Panitentiary
Fimpaler
Probe into Alleged Mexican Plot Continues in Congress
Washington reporters testified as the Senate investigative committee probed forged Mexican papers said to show President Calles bribing four U.S. senators. George Hinman stated he doubted the documents' genuineness while Miguel Avila claimed prior knowledge. Victor Watson described how papers were smuggled into the United States and circulated by Hearst papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Tin Sundite
United States
George Hinman
Mexico City
The
Universal Servicy
Mestios City
Calles
Mexico
Hininin
Miguel Avila
Hearst
Gosnin
Himsa
Avi Wap
Hifiati
Ayil
Avil
Hin
Ind
Pussers
Victor Watson
News Hore Mirror
John Fags
New York
Watson
Commons Refuses Change to Prayer Book
London December 16 Protestants fear a split between Low and High Church factions after the House of Commons rejects a revised King James prayer book. Bishops plan a convocation Monday to discuss the unprecedented rejection and its impact on Anglican unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford L. Day
United Press
London
England
Church of England
House of Commons
Mohday
Canterbury
Yas Ifunngd
Rural carrier has quite an experience
Elmer Shuss a rural delivery carrier on Route 2 from the local post office had a dramatic day when he left his horse briefly while delivering mail. The horse disappeared for hours and was found the next morning near Lindaey Hollow. The runaway caused some delay and some patrons on Shuss route were left without mail yesterday but the route was fully covered today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Shuss
Delvery
Fig
Shuse
Lindaey Hollow
Three Injured in Auto Accidents in Altoona
Three persons are in local hospitals with front injuries from motor vehicle crashes Thursday. Orville Shaw, 20, McKell, has a fractured skull and may die. The crashes were caused by cars skidding on wet roads and poor visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Altoona
Dev
Orville Shaw
McKell
Aikidding
Fey Randa
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
Radio listings show WEAF and WIZ Hook up times with Cap'n Kid and Canadian Music Program CNRT Toronto. WGY Schenectady schedules include players and orchestral segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Cities Service Orchestra
WIZ
CNRT
Toronto
Prgram
WGY
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Quakertown
Florence Kupp
Richmond
Altentown
Monnid
Rich
Dorsett
State Grange
Mansfield Granger
Crawford CO
Uou
Forbes Wile
London Mermaid
Senate Committee
Commons
United Press Philadelpha
Mary Graser
Doyles Town
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