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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1929

Page

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Ten-year sentence for Walter Flaherty in burglary case

Walter Flaherty, 23, formerly of this city, was sentenced in Erie to ten years in the Western Penitentiary after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and larceny in a Erie burglary case tied to the 1925 Phillips Jewelry store robbery. Frank Léberman and Britton, 27, Meadville, also jailed for robbery. Police recovered burglar tools and five skeleton kegs at the boathouse.

Walter Flaherty Western Penitentiary W . Phillips Frank Léberman Gliss Tred Britton Meadville Ene Flaherty N¢Ig Bris Frank Bujnowak Connectut Mayers J Erie Phillips 120S Myrtle Streets Erin Faherty W. E. Hirt Finnerty

Fights over Prohibition Enforcement Roar Into 1930s Session

Senator Brook Hart of Iowa warned a coming Senate attack on prohibition enforcement led by Secretary Mellon. Idaho's Borah accused Hyuer permit rules of scandal and wrote Hoover. Anti-Saloon League head Modride backed critics as he cited federal judiciary and law-enforcement pressure shaping wet influence.

Paul A. Mallon United Press Washington Congress Brook Hart Iowa Brookhart Treasury Mellon Borah Idaho Hoover F. Scott Modride Anti-Saloan League Brookhurt Borahug Senate Tkwaa Hrookhark Wall Street Escrstary Mellon Brodhart

Indefinite Delay for Traffic Lights at Key Intersections

Erie county officials report indefinite delay on installing traffic lights at Center and South streets and Center and Columbus avenue due to a pending state permit survey. State highway officials say local funding exists for East Columbus Avenue work, Hare Creek bridge construction, and a summer road project, with possible action by a new administration.

Center South Streets Center Street Columbus Avenue Payneyis Erie County Paul J. Sweeney Erie Hotel Corry Highway Department State Department Vurougas East Columbus Avenue Hare Creek

Caterpillar Found in Snow Signals Seasonal Change

A caterpillar found by Carl Smith on West Washington street and later brought to the Journal office, along with a lift worm found near Cohen Filling Station, stirs speculation about whether winter or spring is arriving. Residents wonder who will spot the first robin.

Carl Smith West Washington Street Journal Office Cohen Filling Station Robin

City Council Holds Meeting After Dinner

Frank M. Loveland, defeated by CL Alexander in his bid for mayor, served as Acting Mayor as Mayor Bracken was absent. The brief adjourned session approved bill payments and balance transfers while retiring officials and continuing members were praised for four years of harmony.

Frank M.jack Loveland CL. Alexander Olfa W. Bracken Loveland Bracken D. Everett Leach Petire Charles C. Wales Starr England P. E. Westley N. R. Dickson B. Porter Kin~cald Lovelan Tenchatva Corry R. 8. Payne Erie County Paul J. Sweeney Jack” Loveland

Franklin adopts unchanged tax rate for 1930

Franklin council announces no new assessment for 1930. The rate remains 14 mills, a three year pattern with two mills allocated to street work. Details show city expenditures totaling 903,407 and planned street projects under existing budgets.

Prankklin Council Franklin Devtalla City Experien

Leg Is Broken In Toboggan Fall Monday

A 12 year old girl Frances Edmonds of North Center street suffered a fracture in the right leg while tobogganing with friends. She was taken home for care and is expected to be out of action for several weeks. This marks the second similar accident in five weeks, after Miss Jane Crum was injured on November 29 riding a toboggan on West Pleasant street.

Frances Edmonds North Center Street Winey Une Victina Corinna Dean Simmonds Ithe Gil Northy Center Street Te Hill Corry Country Club Jane Crum West Pleasant Street Crum Boraig Pleasant Street Isdy Corry Hospital

Corry Girls To Give Program At Woman's Club

On Thursday evening January 2 the Woman's Club will present a program at the home on Mott street. Miss Elizabeth King talks on textile designing and home color effects in rugs cretonnes and wallpaper. Miss May Macktenaro recounts the history of the Starironette and shows samples from rare fabrics, explaining their materials and use. Members attending are promised an enjoyable program.

Woman's Chi Aleabeth King Rebeéed MacKenzie Elu Mott Street Miss King

Fire Tragedy Strikes Paisley Matinee as 69 Bodies Recovered

United Press reports a devastating theatre fire in Paisley, Scotland, during a matinee for children. About 1500 youngsters were inside when flames erupted in the operator's booth causing panic, crushes, and the deaths of many children. firemen fought the blaze into the afternoon as mothers searched for missing offspring.

United Press Paisley Scotland

Last Great Theatre Fire at Montreal

United recounts historic theatre fires led by Montreal’s Laurrier Palace blaze on January 9, 1927, where 77 children died. It lists other deadly fires including Conway’s Theatre Bell 1876 with 295 deaths, Ring Theatre Vienna 1881, Opera Comique Paris 1887, and Flores Theatre Acapulco 1809 among many.

United Thiatre Jasibiry Laurrier Palace Montresl Conway Theatre Bee Ring Theatre Vienna Opera Comique Paris Troguals Theatre Chicago Rhodes Opera House Boyerton Flores Acapulco Mexico Taian Calumet Mick Drumcallagher Ireland

Tragedy in Paisley Theatre Fire Claims Many Children

In Renfrewshire Scotland, a theatre blaze caused frantic exits and choking smoke. Firemen battled dense crowds, used gas masks, and rushed victims by tram and car to hospitals, with many children crushed or overcome by smoke and shock. Eyewitness accounts describe panicked stairways and scattered bodies as rescue efforts continued.

Pilec Uip

Winners in lighting contest announced

Following an inspection of homes entered in the Outdoor Home Lighting Contest sponsored by the Woman's Club to stimulate Christmas decoration in the city, judges announced the winners last night. A total of 97.50 dollars will be distributed with prizes ranging from 12.50 to 6.00, plus two special fourth prizes in the Second and Third Wards. The most artistic entry was from the Brown family at the rural pop station, outside city limits.

Woman's Club Rasselay Pendleton Brown Engldren H. W. Brown Des Brown Fame Reimners River Ward Julla Koeainer Fi Main

Corry Residents Murray and Spencer Die in Closeness

Two well known Corry residents, Eber R. Murray and William Spencer, died within minutes of each other yesterday after a pneumonia illness. Murray, about 65, had long ties to Rex and Grand theatres and served as custodian for years, later living in Oil City and working for Adams Express. Spencer’s passing followed Murray’s by moments, with both deaths noted in the local obituaries.

Eber R. Murray William H.1 Spencer Corry Hospital Moon Corry Hi Eber Murray Corry OM City Adams Express Company Adams Company Gome Oil City

Slayings Spur West Virginia Manhunt Near Butler

Four year old Donald Schroeder told police his mother Irene Schroeder shot a state trooper and two male companions fled after the Butler road slaying near New Castle. Grandfather Joseph Crawford and uncle Ray Schmieder were questioned as authorities widened the search into West Virginia for Mrs Schroeder and two others. The boy was found at his grandfather’s home in Beavon, West Virginia, after police tracked the group’s movements from Butler.

W.wa. Des St. Aster Donald Schroeder Polles Pennsylvania Irene Schroeder Brady Paul New Castle-Butler Donald Josep’s Crawford Um Beawool W. Va Ray Schmeider Bellaire Ws Moter Corporal Part Butler Tom Crawford Glenn Dagus Viola Donat Donnia

Erie Judge Hirt Speaks on Juvenile Courts at Rotary

Erie judge William Hirt addressed the Rotary Club lunch at the Hotel Corry, speaking on Juvenile Courts to about thirty five members and fifteen guests. He traced court origins, criticized procedures, cited case illustrations, and urged improvements for juvenile justice.

Erie Tudo William ©. Hirt Tit Rotery Club Hirle

Radio Network Holiday Nightline Listings

Five top radio entertainments broadcast today across NBC and CBS networks. WJ2 presents Lighy’s World Tour at 8:80 p m and 66 p m Whiteman’s Old Gold hour on CBS WABC. WEAR airs RKO hour at 10 p m and Chrochantry dancing at 11:55 p m on NBC. WABG CBS carries New Year’s Pathy at 11:55 p m.

NBC Lighy WABC CBS Whiteman WABG

Murders Linked to Erie Racketeer In Double Death Case

An Erie man allegedly instigated the murders of Tony Cuzzola and Ralph Boccio, whose bodies were found in a woods clearing near Grand Valley last September. The case prompts a full reopening of the inquiry into the suspected team runners’ disappearance and deaths.

Tony Cuzzole Ralph Bocelo Erik Grand Valley Erie Cuzzola Bocvio Tony Cuzzola West 18Th Street Ralph Hoccio 16Th Street Exe Customs Federal Building Tlonmesta Warren County

Stores and plants suspend for New Year in Corry

Corry observes New Year with a day of rest and business suspension. Holiday hours prevail citywide while several organizations plan open houses and The Journal prints its yearly review. Church services mark the circumcision with St Elizabeth's and St Thomas' scheduling masses from early morning through night.

Corry Journal Sil Celebrulion St Elizabeth’s St.Thomas St Thomas

Road worker injured in Corry Spartansburg road site

Lawrence Gillooly shovel operator for a construction firm on the Corry Spartansburg road was rushed to Corry hospital around 2 pm after suffering injuries to his right foot in an on site accident. He is under care of Dr Kibler and Miss Marjorie Warrell traveled from Buffalo and Jamestown to visit relatives before returning to Huntington.

Lawrence Gillooly Corry-Spartansburg Corry Hospital Gilloaly

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