Corry Evening Journal report on Sinclair conspiracy and Senate control
A Corry Evening Journal summary reports a grand jury finding conspiracy against Harmy P. Sinclair and related figures, while Bronson Cutting’s New Mexico appointment shifts Senate control toward Republicans. It outlines indictments, absent action on charges, and the political maneuvering surrounding administration support and independent Republican alignment.
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Corry
Sinclair
Senate
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Solon
Paul FR. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Incc
House
Wynn
Conrem
Parmer-Labor
Cutting
Hiss Prinerat
Jones
Lindbergh Reaches British Honduras With Warm Welcome
Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in British Honduras to a grand reception from the government and people. He completed the second leg of his Central American goodwill flight landing at a field in Belize City after an overnight journey from Guatemala City, marking another milestone in his cross‑region trip.
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Herbert Grant
United Press
Bhlize
British Honduras
Belige
Helda
Newtor
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Man Aml
Frey
Hon- Ayrni
Toll Augora
Guatemala City
Tonight's Five Best Radio Features Headline Chaos
Fragmentary OCR lists radio feature slots and times with station initials and program fragments. It mentions WEA WIZ WOR and CST time zones, but most names and details are garbled, yielding an incoherent program lineup and uncertain schedule.
Remus Found Insane and Ordered to Asylum
George Remus, the former bootleg king freed by injury after the murder of his wife, was deemed insane by Wa sfield Lueders Probate judge and ordered confined to the Linus Ohio hospital for the criminally insane. A report from examiners cited him as a psychopath and dangerous to be at large, noting emotional instability and temper outbursts.
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United Press
Dee
George Remus
Hia
Walshell
Linus
Ohio
Lueders
Alleniste
Tim
Remus
Remus Q
Probate Court
Latedens
Angersmen
George Finiay
Hin
Thétame
H. H. Hoppe
Thomas A. Ratliff
Howard D. McIntyre
28 Saved From Ship After Night Collision Off Sandy Hook
Twenty eight Coast Guard crewmen from the cutter Rush, sunk by the tanker J A Moffett in dense fog off Sandy Hook, were rescued by the ship that sank them. The Rush went down in about twenty minutes after the collision near its bow. The Moffett, a Standard Oil tanker bound for Seattle, sustained damage but continued.
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United Press New York
Coast Guard
Rush
J. A. Moffett
Staten
Sandy Hook
Moffett
Standard Ol Co
New Jersey
Boihind
Sanléog
Improvement Expected in Pennsylvania Business Outlook
Walter Ash Lloyd director of the Pennsylvania Employment Bureau reports optimism for 1928 after surveying state business leaders. Of 5,000 questionnaires, 2,200 indicated improving conditions as the economy reorganizes toward normalcy. Lloyd predicts an eighty percent improvement through the year’s end amid renewed hiring across industries.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Walter Ash Lloyd
Pennsylvania Employment Bureau
Pennsylvania
Teclow
Weather delays Lindys mother flight
United Press reports from Daytona Beach that attempts to depart for Detroit with Mrs Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh were thwarted again by bad weather. Raward F. Behfee and William Brook failed to launch the Pride of Detroit endurance flight toward Mexico City as planned. The craft barely lifted from the beach and bad conditions forced delays into the day.
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United Press
Daytona Beach
Raward F. Behfee
William 8
Brook
Iniinois
St, Louis
Detroit
Evangeline Lodge
Lindbergh's
Mexico City
Ue Adar
Witich
Yes
Tertiay
San Antonio
France Hopes Ito Foster World Peace in 1928
Paris reports Foreign Minister Aristide Briand told the United Press that 1928 would bring ratification of the Franco American pact and advance world peace. He said the antiwar pact would be a powerful tool, with broader adoption to follow, and noted growing U S French sentiment to outlaw war.
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A. L. Bradford
United Press
Paris
Aristine Hyland
Briand
Quai di Orsay
Foreign Office
Council of the
League of Nations
Europs
Briands
Avistors
Wisd
United States
France
Companions link Hickman and Hunt in Parker case
Los Angeles authorities tighten case against Welby Hunt 16, and Edward Hickman killer of Marion Parker. Hunt and Hickman allegedly aided several robberies from Kansas City to Los Angeles. Hunt claims only involvement in the death of druggist Tom Thoms, while Hickman says Hunt urged violence and fled.
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Dan Campbell
United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Welby Hunt
Edward Hickman
Lite de Marion Parker
Hunt
Andrew @ramer
Hickman
Los Angelés
Cave
Merion
Frank Bernoudy
Kansas City
Jon Hickman
Siesta
Bernoudy Mudd
F Bnd
Tyy ‘Thoms
Hick— Min
Thoms
Meath
F. Drisiell
Driskell
Hickmint
Secord
Flint
Munt
Wickman’s
Washington girl found slain near city limits
Thelia Young, 17, of Washington, was discovered murdered in a vacant lot near the city limits. Police found her head crushed with a brick and blood spatter along a path leading from a training house of Washington and Teffeyson College, where she worked as a house helper. Detective work continues as investigators review nearby clues and interview neighbors.
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Washington
Thelia Young
Enla
Dominick Grisalow
Glasswarker
Jie Wink
Tolle ‘Training House
Teffeyson College
Man Struck by Train Near Spartansburg Injured
A man identified as John Nadonly was struck by Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train No. 17 on the Allegheny division near Spartansburg. He was walking along the tracks near the Majestic crossing when the train, due about 2 25 pm, could not stop in time. He was rushed to Corry hospital with a bad head wound and serious injuries, including possible skull fracture. Crew members recalled he lived south of Spartansburg, and authorities work to confirm his identity amid uncertain details.
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Spartansburg
Theman
Alexander and Company
Corry Hospital
Apharenliy
Ue Vivetm
William Carroll
Weginger
Frank Geighe
Appeal for aid in search for missing youth
My and Mrs Paul Popovich near Columbus appeal through the Journal for help locating their 16 year old son John Popovich who disappeared May 26 after leaving a note protesting treatment. He is 5 feet 6, blue eyes, light brown hair, about 140 pounds, fair complexion. If you have any information contact his parents in Columbus or the Journal office.
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Paul Popovich
Columbus
The
Journal
John Popovich
Bill
Journal Office
Submarine S-4 Rescue Effort Underway
United Press reports divers prepared to enter sealed compartments of the trapped submarine S-4 as a recovery proceeds. Crews complete a second tunnel under the hull and plan to sink pontoons at stern bow and midships to secure the vessel.
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United Press Provingeton
Uphold Verdict Against P. R. Pittsburg Railroad
Pittsburgh December 30 The Jeannette May and Novelty Company had a $52,000 damage suit against the Parisy railroad upheld in common pleas court Judge James B. Drew denied the railroad companys motion for a new trial and directed that judgment on the verdict be entered The case valued at fifty two thousand dollars was previously awarded by a jury and remains in force.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jeannette May and Novelty Company
Parisy Railroad
James B. Drew
Rail deal denied in long term lease plan
Washington December 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission denied the Delaware and Hudson Company's request to acquire control through a 99 year lease of the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway properties. The proposed consolidation was found not in the public interest. Plans to connect its properties with the Buffalo carrier via a trackage agreement over the Pennsylvania Railroad between Buttonwood and Dubus Bit were also denied.
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United Press
Washington
Intersal Commerce Commission
Delaware and Hudson Company
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway
Lovee
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buttonwood
Dubus
Bit
Dawn crew report life after naval search for missing plane
New York December 30 reports last of naval search parties returning as hope fades for Mrs Grayson and the amphibian Dawn crew. After a week since takeoff from Roosevelt Field for Harbor Grace, no clue where the plane went down. Destroyers Mahan and Sturtevant cease sea search and shift to port. Authorities doubt Dawn is at sea and fear land wilderness survival.
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New York
Tes Hunt
Mahan
Sturtevant
Mrs. Grayson
Pound
Navy
Coast Guard
Cape God
Sable Island
State commission to study penal institutions meets in Harrisburg
The state commission to study penal institutions will meet in Harrisburg on January 27 and organize, announced today from the Governor's office.
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Harrisburg
State Commission To
Governor's Office
Police HUNT Stolen Auto Near Roosevelt Highway
Police seek Ton ald M Shanissidines Chevrolet named Campe left overnight near his home west of the city after thawed dirt roads slowed pursuit. A resident saw a man with a flashlight around 4 am near the road leading to the State Hatchery, suggesting the car was taken.
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Tonald M. Shanissidines
Shank
Roosevelt Highway
Ledatiie
Cold Weather Foretells New Year Arrival
Washington December 20 colder weather is forecast for many eastern states to usher in the new year. Rain tonight, snow in the lake regions, and fog in parts of the North Atlantic area are predicted by forecasters.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Mississippi
Lake Rision
North Aduniié
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