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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1928
Page
1
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Weather chaos grips the region as a cold wave and blizzard-like storm bring near zero temperatures. High winds lash cities, snow flurries fall, and damage from yesterday's twister is reported in Ohio. Western Pennsylvania braces for continued moderation by Sunday.
reports from Managua say General Sandino may have been killed during a bombing by marine planes near Chiote Mountai. UPI notes no verification and cites rumors of 40 rebel casualties as pilots engaged a Sandino stronghold with machine gun fire and bombs.
In Cleveland on January 20 four members of Jamen Potter family died from a mysterious poison. The bodies were moved from Cleveland to Broubenville, Potter's former home, where police suspect a Nolan concussion caused the deaths. Potter allegedly sought to reclaim a fortune and faced trial in Steubenville for diverting funds.
The rexux corporation plans to acquire the California Petroleum Corporation in what is described as the era’s biggest oil merger. Over 50 million dollars in assets will be consolidated. The deal would swap stock for stock and give Texas Corporation control of 61 percent of California Petroleum, expanding its reach in the West.
Emmett Parker, ex deputy recorder of deeds and 1927 opponent of Mrs. Odessie H. Plate, was appointed county taxes collector in Erie by the board as the one man collection system was adopted. Parker will be paid two and a half percent of all collections.
Cleveland police hold Gerald P. Damon alias Richard D. Morrow of Corry and seek information from Locks police about his character. Damon was arrested for defrauding a hotel guest and has been using the name Richard D. Morrow while staying at a Cleveland hotel. He reportedly lived on Maple Avenue and worked as a truck driver during a visit to the city. Local authorities are compiling details on his life for Cleveland police.
In Montgomery Alabama on January 20 the Montgomery Advertiser affirmed support for Governor Al Smith of New York as president. The editorial caption War President Alfred Smith of New York framed the Alabama Democrats response to Senator Thomas J Helin’s Senate outburst.
Editors of 26 Scripps-Howard newspapers voted to support Herbert Hoover for the presidency. Governor Al Smith of New York would be their alternative if a Republican like Dayen or Lowden were nominated. The editors have been in conference here this week.
The Corry Journal launches its second news tip contest Monday with a $5 prize for the best tip and two tickets to Shanghai Bound at the Rex theatre. Five prize tickets were awarded previously. the contest runs through next Saturday night and entrants simply submit tips with their names and any current news details.
A powerful overnight windstorm hit Chicago and suburbs causing extensive damage. A 100 foot smoke stack toppled near a power plant, trees uprooted, numerous windows shattered, chimneys blown, and wires torn down. Only a few injuries reported as temperatures plunged.
Open sessions announced for Pan American conference committee meetings. Delegates from three continents visited, questions were answered, and ambassadors urged open doors so Americans learn the proceedings. Committees on initiatives and others organized. expected to complete setup soon.
A young woman sharpers swindled an Erie storekeeper out of 15 with a short changing scheme at 272 Cagette street. She handed a five and a ten for four one dollar bills and left an envelope containing stationery. Police search continues for the suspect after she fled with the money and promised to return with more.
Harrisburg Jan 20 public service commission awards 1000 in compensation for property damages due to elimination of a grade crossing of state highway Route 85 over the Erie railroad near Columbus Warren County to Frank and Alda Crosby.
An uneasy peace settles over the Democratic half of the Senate after two days of debate over Senator Heflin’s anti Catholic remarks. The party backs Senator Robinson’s leadership while Heflin signals possible continued religious critiques through the June convention, with leaders aiming to keep party harmony.
Alta Drummond aged 25 known as the bootleg queen and her partner Samuel Deveney surrendered to authorities in Washington Pennsylvania. Deveney has been eluding police for over a year and is jailed for liquor law violations while Drummond faces parole violation charges.
Philadelphia June 20 Senator elect Vare plans to relinquish his seat and seek voters in the April primary if a court contest by opponent Wilson is dismissed. Observers say the move could set the stage for a 1928 re election bid with backing from Metlon and potential support from Pinciot and judge W Kephart.
F E York of Mott street was chosen assessor for the Third Ward by the board of county commissioners after a meeting held Thursday afternoon. Davis and MacLean supported York. Bilis received one vote. The appointment is expected to be well received by property owners in the ward. Also reported is the disappearance of a plane near Charleston as searchers track a monoplane that left Daytona Beach bound for New York.
James M. Place reports the death of Welcome A Farnsworth in Boulder Colorado on January 1st at age ninety. A former Corry resident in the 1860s he was associated with Barclay and Farnsworth at their office and stand on the platform.
An obituary notes the death of Farnsworth at about age ninety. He was survived by a daughter Alis Holt of Los Angeles and his son George, who predeceased him. He retired years ago and lived at the Hotel Boulderada, where he aided management with Mrs Holt, wife of Ben C Holt, famed inventor of the Hot Caterpillar Wractor, used as an army tank in the war.
Illinois Republicans led by Mayor Win Hale Thompson move to place Smith as the Republican nominee for the Senate seat he was barred from. The effort includes primaries and court actions as options, with debates over seating and prosecutions of possible frauds surrounding the election.
WJZ presents John McCormack and Maris Jeritza with orchestra at 10 EST. WEAP airs Cities service orchestra at 8 EST. WI offers a rhythm review at 9 EST. WEAF schedules Anglo Persians at an unspecified EST. WOR closes with a variety bin programs at 9 EST.
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