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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
Jan 17, 1928
Page
1
Trivert Ravoliid Ry Motor Today
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City Council Approves Sweeping Anti Bootlegger Measure
The City Council approved on first reading a broad ordinance aimed at bootleggers and disorderly houses. The measure, tied to municipal prosecution, increases penalties up to 100 dollars and up to 30 days in jail for nonpayment, with fines reverting to city funds. It targets speakeasies and unlawful establishments to preserve public order under Mayor Bracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
Brackenfest
Slneald
Wender Hill
Inuil
Corry
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Menalite
Alti Fens
Qphey Gee
Corry Council Approves New Traffic Measure
The City Council approved a new traffic ordinance after two readings, set for final adoption in February and implementation a month later. The measure, drawn with a Citizens Committee guidance, upgrades street designations as through streets, regulates parking, and establishes penalties while aiming for uniformity with nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cornell
Citizens’ Committee
Bracken
Paulson Re appointed Fire Chief in City Meeting
City Council routine business included approving minutes and bills, and receiving monthly treasurer's report. The Stanford Hose Company recommended re electing Andrew Paulson as fire chief and Roy Rickerson as assistant chief with unanimous approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transurer
Bool
Stanford Hose Company
Andrew Paulson
Roy Rickerson
Citizens National Bank
Leach
Starr
North Center Street
Raymond Avenue
Kincaid
Beefy
Tonight's Five Best Radio Features Wrap
Radio guide lists WEAR at 8 PM with B M tiver Weady Hout Kathleen Stewart and Shilkrets Orchestra. WPG Atlanticity 8 PM Selberling Singers. Women's Symphony Orchestra of Philadelphia on WIZ at 8? 9 PM The Continentals WOR Newark 9 PM The Chloe Invisible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiver
Weady Hout
Kathleen Stewart
Shilkrets Orchestra
WEAR
Selberling Singers
WPG Atlanticity
Women's Symphony Orchestra of
Philadelphia
WIZ
The
Continentals
WOR
Newark
Rotary Club Hosts Novel Stunt At Hotel Gorry
Members of the Rotary Club enjoyed a novel stunt during their regular meeting at the Hotel Gorry. The event featured a program broadcast by Station KNUB and included lights and a feature on the Inner life of members. The stunt, directed by a committee led by Theo P. Williams, drew notable interest. Mrs PF J O Leary returned home from a business visit to Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Gorry
KNUB
Theo P. Williams
Fiend Breaks Down Under Severe Police Grilling in Flint
Adolph Hotelling pleaded guilty today to first degree murder at arraignment on kidnapping and murdering five year old Dorothy Schneider. A massive mob riot surrounded the Genesee county jail as lawmen guarded against possible lynching attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint, Mich
Adolph
Hotelling
Dorothy Schneider
Philip W. O'Hara
United Press
National
Adolph Hotelling
Genesee County
Hickman
Los Angdies
Calin Hotelling
Hiimt
Lansing
Michigan
Ionia Reformatory
Owosso
Oscar G. Olander
Wm. R. Roberts
Frank A. Green
Front
En Ueanée
Roberts
Olander
Seavarda
Hoatelling
Depuies
Robin Egg Bie
Patthorpe
Hotelting
Mabel Schneider
Dorothy
Tim
Flint
City Council approves complete drafts of new laws
The Journal reports on page 6 that complete drafts of the new enforcement and traffic ordinances were approved by City Council after free and seventh readings at the meeting. The measures are described as the most complete of their kind and will be printed in full in today’s issue.
Wave of burglaries lights up city during night
Police investigated two burglaries and one attempted robbery. Rhodes Garage on West Smith street was entered through a rear window and a desk was rifled of 35 cents, a .38 revolver, and a hashlight. Erie Railroad camp car in west-end yards reported theft of two shirts ten pairs of socks and an alarm clock. Wellejas Bakery on FE Main street suffered a market theft at 5 am with a suspect seen fled in a light coat tan cap. police unable to locate him. Chief Tipton suspects the same thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
West Smith Street
Erie Railroad
Union City
Wellejas
FE Main
Oli Wellejas
Kei
Tipton
Commandery Ceremonial At City Masonic Temple
A big ceremonial day in Toca Knights Templar circles with about twenty five Sir Knights from Warren Commandery attending. The Orders of the Red Grass and Kaighs of Malta will be conferred in the Masonic Temple lodge room this afternoon. The Clarence Commandery and guests will share supper at 6 30 by the Eastern Star. The evening ceremony will confer the Order of the Temple with elaborate preparations promising a premier event in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meday
Toca Knights Templar
Warren
Malta
Masonic Temple
Clarence Commandery
Order of the Temple
President Coolidge Leaves Cuba After Pan American Visit
President Coolidge completes two day goodwill tour in Havana for the Pan American Conference. He attends a state dinner with Cuban President Machado, welcomes delegates, and parts with a warm reception as six destroyers escort the Memphis toward Key West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D.groat
United Press
Havana
Jar
Coalidge
United States
Machado
Cuba
Coolidge
Memphis
Key West
Sinehido
Presidential Palace
Curacao
Pres
Coolige
Pres. Coolidge
Pres. Machado
Haynon
United States of America
Coolldze
Coolinge
Fternoon
Cubs
Vacating of Senator's Seat Recommended by Committee
United Press reports that Reed Pilsney Investigating Committee recommended the vacancy of a Illinois Senate seat. The panel urged expulsion for Smith over improper campaign funds and disbarment, saying Smith is not entitled to oath or Senate membership. The panel sought to begin a trial tied to Smith's primary spending and contributions from public service officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Comittee
Illinois
United Press
Washington
United
Senate
Reed Pilsney
Trinois
Smith
Ue Liege
James’a. Hetil
Tend. Mo
Chinlithen
Benalf
Sullhus
State Public Policies Commission
Witt
Newstip Contest Closed At Midnight At Rex Theatre
Readers have until midnight to enter the Newstip contest at the Rex Theatre. Prizes include one dollar for the top tip and five runner up tips winning two tickets each to The Way of All Flesh starring Emil Jannings. Winners announced tonight in the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tousnil
Rex Theatre
Tio Aday
Lupsters
Emil Jannings
Journa Rendera
Forgery Suspect Bland Byane Detained in Tolmndo
Bland Byane, 23, appeared in Tolnndo on January 17 charged with forging checks for a company in Manndeville. A warrant named her in arrest and she waived extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolmndo
Bland Byane
Manndeville
Arret
Cor Company
Shi
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