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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 28, 1928
Page
1
Countrywide storm grips nation as police seize liquor cache
A major crackdown followed a noon search at a garage stall on Mill Street rented by George Malios. Thirty gallons of moonshine were found stored in five gallon jugs at the Ravage stall. Malios pleaded not guilty and was bound over on $1000 bail. Snow and cold swept Pennsylvania and the Northeast, with record lows in New York and Chicago. The winter worsened conditions for miners and disrupted transport across several states as storms continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Malios
Mill Street
Palle Tipton
Ruppersburg
Wannigan
Art Mulll
Heaing
TE Gordon
Malios
Erie Thisfternoon
Sam Sweet
Mallos
Corry
East Main Street
Clothing Evidence in Hill Murder Trial Emerges
In Ottawa on June 24, testimony focused on clothing linked to Harry Hill and the murder of his mother. A pair of mud stained trousers taken from the Hill home was presented as key Exhibit, with witnesses to identify them and connect the mud to Mrs Hill. The defense contends Hill killed to cover forged checks, while Hill fled prior to exhumation and was later arrested in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ottawa
Mil
Harry Hill
Hill
Hillad
Sentte
Wash
Seattle
Sata
Radio Features Tonight With Several Orchestras
Program listings show Springfield and Newark stations presenting music hour blocks. Heston Symphony, New York Symphony, and Philharmonic broadcasts are scheduled with various hook ups and times tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Heston Symphony Orchestra
New ‘York Symphony’ Orchestra
Philco
Arce
Half Million Dollar Loss in Cleveland Fire
A Cleveland blaze destroyed the government parcel post building causing an estimated loss of 500000. Firefighting crews from downtown fought the flames aided by wind. Prisoners were moved from county jail and guards prepared patrols in case the jail was endangered. The fire was contained with prisoners returned to their cells before 9 p.m. local time.
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Cleveland
United Prose
U. Jun
County Gall
Stirslit
Axals Ant
Wremen
Contro
P. Ni
Dairymen Hold Annual Meeting in Corry
The Corry Dairymen's League met Friday at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Home on West Washington Street with eighty members and families present. Officers elected include Boyd Spencer president Ellen J. Darrow vice president Artie Morris secretary treasurer and three auditors Webb McCray R. C. Snapp and Thayre McCray. A large dinner and afternoon program followed with music readings dialogues and a talk by Hazen Follett and Dr Taylor on the league's production program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Dairymen's League
Veterans Ot Foreign Wars
West Washington Street
Boyd Spencer
Huon Darrow
Elton Simmons
Clarence Slye
Larry Kimmey
Ellen J. Darrow
Artie Morris
Webb McCray
R. C. Snapp
Thayre McCray
Fauh
Union City
Hazen Follett
Harry Kimmy
Archie Hurlbut
Homer Kolstee
Charles Prwelor
Waltz
Harold Morris
H. Kolatee
Singney
A. Bontelle
Jamestown
Remus Saves Prison Guard From Negro Attack
George Remus former millionaire jailed for wife murder saved a hospital guard from strangulation by a giant Black patient at the state hospital in Lima. The guard, unnamed, fought for breath as Remus leaped in and beat the attacker, helping subdue him before aid arrived. Earlier, Charley Vachal a Pittsburgh fireman was injured battling a blaze at M. Amer and Son in Yourgstown causing two families to become homeless.
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United Press
Lima
George Remus
Chydnant Hotlesser
State Hospital
Hig Regulttal
Murden
Remus
Romus
Groensburg
Charley Vachal
Michael Amer
VARE MAY SEEK EARLY DECISION ON RECOUNT
Senator Vare of Pennsylvania may not accept a full state recount and may seek an early decision in William E. Wilson’s contest. Wilson seeks a recount in six counties Allegheny Philadelphia Delaware Luzerne Lackawanna and Centre. A Senate subcommittee will meet Monday to plan recount work, with a possible weeks-long process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Pleat Vare
Pennsylvania
Tim
Willam E. Wilson
Wilson
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Delaware
Luzerne
Cickawann
Sottyfield
Waterman
Ware
Senate
House to Approve New Submarine Disaster Probe Resolution
Washington officials report that the House will back a revised resolution ordering a congressional investigation into the submarine disaster. The measure creates a presidential commission to study safety devices, while preserving the congressional inquiry led by the naval affairs committee’s ranking members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Tony
Representatives
Hritten
Vin~ Fon
House I Naval Affairs
House
Puealent Coolidge
Wilbur Republican
Congressional
Fear reign of terror in Wheeling district exposed
Pennsylvania state police halted a truck in Washington with 80 gallons of nitro glycerin placing the Wheeling area on alert. Authorities described the discovery as a potential prelude to a reign of terror in the Wheeling district and moved to investigate the explosives cache and its senders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Wheelin
Washington, Pa
Corry Men to Face Jury February 6
Two Corry men Thomas McGuire and Joh Eckert face the Erie County grand jury on February 6 charged with possession and selling liquor. McGuire was arrested weeks ago. Eckert’s raid followed a state warrant. Several other defendants, including Franke Butcher Mike Rooney Joe Perry and others, were arrested on federal warrants and will appear in federal court. Additional cases include murder robbery and burglary prosecutions set for February 8 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Qen
Thomas McGuire
Joh Eckert
Erie
Leroy Starch
McGuire
Mekert
Corry
Jago
Bit Eckert
McGiire
Erie County Grand Jury
Franke Butcher
Mike Rooney
Joe Pery
Sam Baumgarten
Tony Rezetle
John Lanehyn
William B. Lee
Harvey Sauipl
Jed
Steve Porch
Tony Amabile
Tony Coral
Frank Boyens
Witt Dregne
Web. Gin
Willian Woodard
Enina Kaiser
Theodore Pries
Mussaniyi
Pourtven
Pdone
Tony Wolczak
George Allen
Clinton Rawlinson
John Hobert
Tim Woodlin
Tanhen
Vaur
Ralph Jones
Johanna Sher
Imami
Vnvold Copeland
Thenne Jlemt
Boroughs Consolidate into Avmeppa in Beaver County
Harrisburg January 28 letters approving the consolidation of Aliquippa and Woodlawn into the borough of Avmeppa with a population around 25 000 were issued by Gov J B Fisher and Secretary Charles Johnson. Citizens approved the consolidation in a special election last Tuesday by a vote of five to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Aliquippa
Woodlawn
Beaver County
Avmeppa
Contempt Ruling for SP Officials in Weders Court
Houston January 28 four Southern Pacific executives including J M Tall were held in contempt of Weders court and told to appeal next Friday for sentencing by United States District Judge Jo Hutcheson. The action stems from a case brought by the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
J. M. Tall
Southern Pacific Lines
Weders Court
Munl
United States
Jo, Hutcheson
Ue Brotherhood of Railway
Clernia
State Keeps All Highways Open Despite Heavy Snow
Harrisburg Jan 28 With every snow plow available in operation the State Highway Department said it was fighting to keep the Lincoln Highway west of Lancaster and the Harrisburg Pump open Lancaster to Harrisburg despite a 14 inch snowfall in Lancaster County. Drifting reported on both highways though still open at noon. Similar conditions were reported on the Lincoln and Lakes-to-the-Sea highways in Chester County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Mid-West
New York State
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Johnstown
New York City
Pittsburgh
Gille
Philadelphia
Mt. Carmel
Aithraelis
Bass Tbs
Sint
Hie Weble
Il Waie
Willy Cetram Junution
Bermusa
Toy Rons
United Press
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Lincoln
Chester County
Arrest in Erie murder linked to Buffalo slaying
Fatsy Corde of Erie is jailed in Buffalo on a first degree murder charge connected to the early Friday murder of Phillip Livaccani. Alla Manner of Erie restaurant was to be charged. Police tie the feud to the killings as two other suspects are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
BRIN
Fatsy Corde
Erie
Buffalo
Cnnnection
Phillip Livaccani
Alla Manner
Livaccani
Gordo
Brie
Phillip Manner
Herbat
Manor
Pasquale Goria
Erle
Atorney Herbst
Corda
Herbst
Farewell reception for Wood couple at Odd Fellows temple
Local Odd Fellows host a farewell tonight for Mr and Mrs W C Wood who will assume leadership roles at the Odd Fellows Home in Meadville next Wednesday. W McCormick chairs the gathering and John N Marks of Off City is the principal speaker. Obituary and Rebekah figures to appear among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Temple
W.C. Wood
The
Odd Bellows
Meadville
McCormick
John N. Marks
Pennsylvania T. OO F
Ralph Brown
Warren
Orphans’ Home
Turnee W. Shacklett
B. Maclay Gearhart
Luther Memoria
Ghureky Kerio
Franklin Hoabsch
Gd Wicholz
Odd Wellows Home For the
Grove City
Joseph York
Rebekans
Brie
Congress at Loggershead With Coolidge
Washington on January 28 Congress remains locked over major items from flood control to tariff revision in a Democratic Independent Republican coalition stalemate. Deadlock delays action on farm relief tax cuts and naval investigations while Coolidge faces opposition on his ship sale plan and Mississippi Valley cost sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
House Js
Coolage
Coolidge
Mississippi Valley
Howse
Maroh
Senate Finance Committee
Shipping Board
House
Army Engineers
Naval Investigation—House
Wilbur
Hold Alien Smugglers at Cleveland
Federal authorities detained Steve Suanjar and Mike Kilsich in Cleveland pending transfer to Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. They had been convicted here of smuggling aliens across the Detroit River from Windsor and received sentences of two years plus fines. other details appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitem Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Steve Suanjar
Mike Kilsich
Ainligglers
Penteniatry
Atlanta
Suanjar
Kilaleh
Detroit Rivers
Windsor
Canada
N Stumjar
Wilarch
Acosta Held in New Haven Jail
New Haven January 28. Bert Acosta, linked to a prior land bound incident, remained in jail today after warrants and orders prevented his release. He was arrested at Natty Gatum for low flying and faced a $10000 appeal bond in Waterbury.
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United Frese New Haven
France
Bert Acowtm
Berly
Parks
Richard
Byrd
Nattygatude
Aprite
Yestersday
Nangatudk
Waterbury
Luc
Acosti
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