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01 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1924
Page
1
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United Press reports bodies of nine more victims recovered from the Lorain disaster ruin. The devastated city endures widespread wreckage with buildings collapsed, residents displaced, and ongoing search and rescue operations under state supervision as officials pledge full inquiry and shelter provision to the affected families.
In Witte Plains New York on July 1 trial of Mareie Baring accused of attempting to poison his wealthy wife was adjourned to Monday. State investigators seek to complete a sanity evaluation while defense and prosecution prepare for further proceedings. The Baring family circle and local friends gathered at the Warton area home, with Mrs Eva Bryant and Florence Neithimer among those visiting, as the community followed the case.
The Salvation Army arranged quick aid for Lorain after a disaster. A telegram from Captain Pervier reported dire conditions and a call for clothing and shoes. Ensign Beupner announced the citadel would stay open all week to receive donations for the destitute, with about 7000 homeless described in Lorain.
London reports the Laborite Daily Herate accuses delegates of vague evasion of the plan and shelving the League of Nations. The piece says such “pity decisions” destroy what little hope America or the world might have in a Democratic regime.
Reports show John Galbo and Anthony Cassandra Company of Erie launching sewer construction on Marion Street in the Third Ward. Mopasgo Company advances on Bute Street while Rassle Street remains the largest project. contracts anticipate completion around ninety days with possible earlier finish.
At last night’s Regents Board session no concrete action occurred on appointing a new Community Service Director. Board members cited broad discussion of the director’s duties and activities, with only few minor approvals and payments noted, while the Recreation Board reportedly awaiting the decision.
Washington July 1 The federal government's naval oil reserve cases stall until October as treble defendants including Doheny and heirs await Wyoming and California lease litigation results. Indictments for conspiracy and bribery face demurrers and motions at next week's arraignments, with special government counsel praising the transfer from partisan to judicial venues.
Mrs Eva Cutting sues Pennsylvania Railroad for damages from a West Columbia Avenue crossing crash that killed her husband a year ago. A jury had returned a verdict for $10,000 and a new trial was refused yesterday in Buffalo.
State police Corpal Stacy and Private Riley arrested Harry Thingingham and Seed Boo Quinete after a whisky-filled machine driven by Cunningham headed east toward the New York line. A boy was used as a shield to divert suspicion from the suspect.
United Press reports a tense scene in New York where delegates and staff sweat in back rooms as party leaders debate possible nominees. George Brennan and Tom Taggart linger on options while Al Smith, James Cox, and other figures remain in contention amid late-night talks and gallery outbursts.
A wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Simmany on Monday June 30 with Miss Melissa Adelia wed to Mr Charles Pay Hurituit. The ceremony was performed by Rev McIntyre, former U B church pastor, in front of ferns and roses. The couple received guests including Iris Simmnson and others from nearby towns as part of a joyful reception.
A report from Lyons New York notes Dante Bellegarde, Haitian minister, pushing before the International Federation of League of Nations the U S occupation of Haiti. The session, held with delegates from about thirty nations, debated whether to pursue action as to U.S. withdrawal while expressing sympathy for Haiti and satisfaction with U S intents to withdraw under existing obligations.
New York July 1 United Press reports Madeline Dover, once a Follies girl, received $20000 in a breach of promise suit against Phillip M. Shaye. Dover alleged a marriage proposal and infidelity influenced her to seek divorce amid a contentious battle and a segeation in court.
A weekly program reports progress on highway upgrades from Sherman to Abyville, with J A Meckinics of Ripley confirming a 125 mile project. Completion would connect Corry to Slavville and Plantanqua via Wid Htow Lake, Sherman, and area counties, pending board approval by fall.
United Press reports active female participation during the Democratic National Convention roll call at Madison Square Garden. Notable figures like Mrs. Clariley Goodwin and Elizabeth Marbury direct efforts to sway votes, while delegates maintain discipline and readiness amid ongoing politicking and staged demonstrations.
United Press reports from Madison Square Garden as Democratic convention ballots show McAdoo holding a lead with heavy factional votes. Davis gains slight momentum on successive ballots while Smith and others waver, with party leaders debating strategy and potential coalitions amid a tense floor fight.
Radio listings highlight Pittsburgh and Detroit programs with a choral Union concert on WEX, and a Red Apple Club event on WEAR. New York and Memphis schedules note a Stan Bellowship Club concert among the day’s Eastern time broadcasts.
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