The Fen Today: AW Expert Inition of Prior Pall
An AW expert presents a historical analysis in a feature about a pall of precedence at The Fen today. The piece notes archival context and scholarly debate among local historians and researchers.
31 Jan 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1924
Page
1
An AW expert presents a historical analysis in a feature about a pall of precedence at The Fen today. The piece notes archival context and scholarly debate among local historians and researchers.
Train No. 960 on the Bilal and Pittchurch division of the Pennsylvania Railroad derailed at St Gerke near Franklin about 20 miles south after noon Wednesday. Mrs Jessie K Newton and Mrs Raymond Young were injured. three crew members including the engineer fireman and porter were killed. Both injured passengers were taken to Oil City Hospital and are expected to recover.
Health officials enforce strict quarantine on school pupils as Dr N T Gillette and Dr R O Millen urge caution. Parents protest exclusions at Concord and Fairview buildings while 25 suspected cases remain under watch. Investigation continues as Dr Miller notes mild cases and potential rapid recovery. Engine driving wheel may have broken, prompting separate inquiry by Superintendent Rhoads.
A Corry woman, Mrs. Newton of Oil City, and Mrs. Young suffered serious injuries in a derailment and blaze on a Pittsburgh and Lake Erie line near Oil City. Eight others were injured, with several reported in serious condition. The crash disrupted lines and delay hampered early reporting, with physicians saying the injured would likely recover.
A garbled report from Atlanta mentions a multimillionaire Mexican plaintiff and Letitia Davidler facing a breach of promise suit against Coca Cola King. The tale describes the trial, allegations, and a railroad wreck with limited credible details, noting a Pullman car derailment and injuries to Edginner Huliyd, with authorities uncertain about the event’s cause.
Fragmented OCR text describes partisan warfare over tax reduction and President's authority, with Senate debate, Walsh plan, House actions, expected retroactive tax provisions, and state police arrest projections. Multiple places referenced include Harrisburg, Warren, Mayville, Olean, and Jamestown. Figures mention 25 percent tax rate effects and 15 percent arrest declines.
Philadelphia bulletin reports Butler ordering a 48 hour crackdown against vice as a staged_cleanup begins with a directive to purge sinks and dissent. Pittsburgh notes Robert More suffers kidney trouble while in serious condition, adding local health concerns.
Washington today saw the oil leasing scandal block Senate progress as votes stalled over funds and staffing for investigations. President Coolidge voiced annoyance at the delay while medical experts assessed potential testimony from a key witness.
An article reports a failed plot against 25 Japanese by Imperial officials. Police exposed political gatherings, with heavy timber obstructions and braking attempts thwarted at Osabia. No injuries were reported.
Detained in Mulhottin jail for attempted kidnapping of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, Griffis heads to Hamburg and plans to sail to New York. Lieu ten ant Governor Grover Cleveland of Ohio, and associates related to the earlier plot faced release today.
A Union woman, Mrs Feenwt Kelly of Union Chey, was found after an attempted suicide at her home. She was admitted to Corry hospital in stable condition and recovery is expected.
The Senate adopted the Walsh resolution calling for President Coolidge to appoint a special counter to cancel naval oil leases and prosecute actions as warranted. The Howell Amendment was defeated without a record vote. Howell was the sole vote for it.
Automobile registration fees drivers licenses and personal property taxes are deductible from gross income for federal income tax. The American Automobile Association says the ruling from Washington favors motorists saving on taxes. A gasoline tax deduction is being considered with a similar approach to track receipts and tickets for proof.
In Woodstown New Jersey authorities investigate after a six year old girl Mariam is found dead in a well. Parents Mr and Mrs Robert Atkinson are detained for questioning as prosecutors describe the case as a family tragedy hiding a death believed natural.
The text outlines a New York market summary from January noting improved strength in stocks and a general upward movement after earlier irregular trends. It mentions steel and energy sectors as leaders with investors seeking momentum and renewed confidence.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on January 31 a mother shopping left two children asleep on a couch in a burning home. An overheated stove ignited the building killing 2 year old Joseph Yarstlowle and 4 year old John Yarstlowle as firemen said the children might have been saved if they had known of their danger.
Thompson Dickson, grandfather of Emma Dickson, five, was jailed in Bridgeton New Jersey after being charged with murdering his granddaughter on September 1 1883. Police say he struck Emma over the head with a implement then hid the body in a wheelbarrow and moved it to a field where it was later found. Dickson was arrested by County Detective Lore and committed to jail.
An official report from Paris states Greek Prime Minister Venizelos has suffered a severe heart attack and has resigned his post. The government plans no cabinet changes for now while he aims for a rapid recovery and return to Athens.
In New York on January 8 the federal court indicted thirteen men for participating in a stock defraud scheme related to glass products. Judge Learned Hand presided as the trial began with fourteen defendants discharged and others remaining.
A Buffalo Pittsburgh express derailed near St George south of Pittsburgh yesterday afternoon killing three and injuring six. The engine and first two cars buried in the embankment while the rest of the train blocked the Allegheny river bank. Traffic restored by six this morning after investigation began by the Pennsylvania railroad official.
The Kiwanis meeting opened under Vice President Keating with W. C. Murray absent. Members served by Buc manvel Guild discussed issues of national unity and shared a light program before plans to fold with the Rotary Club. Dr AL Smyth won the attendance prize.
The Ladlies Missionary Society of St Pan's Lutheran church met in the parlor on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. Al Williams presiding. A program themed “Ses ware fubip” was read, members discussed the plan, and the annual election produced new officers.
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