05 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1924
Page
1
Deadlock persists at the Democratic National Convention as a Kansas City move to relocate fails. Delegates debate adjournment while New York and other factions clash, with reports of melee and police action as party leaders push toward continued balloting and a July reconvening in Kansas City.
A late night auto crash near Corry involved a vehicle colliding with a train at Horny siding. The car was driven by a relative of Mn Poss. occupants escaped with injuries while a second sedan stalled, and several motorists aided the wrecked car after the Overland train passed.
Chairman wontley edited a mest and meeting plans were announced for Monday evening at six o'clock in the Principal Building. Perry Clauntiingih will preside, with arrangements made for campaign activities and related gatherings in the local area amid the ongoing fundraising efforts.
The New York Morning World discusses Democratic presidential nomination turmoil urging both candidates to withdraw. It lists prominent figures considered for leadership amid pressure for a united party, referencing Newton D. Baker, Carter Glass, John W. Davis, and others as potential alternatives.
Bleary OCR text describes Rotary Club annual picnic to be held Tuesday the 8th with committee in charge. It mentions Bay area, outing plans and various scrambled phrases, with no clear schedule or attendees due to damaged text.
The fragment lists many ballot tallies for candidates including MeAdon, Davis, Underwood, Robinson, Owen, Glass, Ritchie, Saulsbury, Walsh, Bryan, and others. It records sequence numbers like 7th, 8th, 9th ballots with varying counts, suggesting a long, inconclusive balloting process without a final result.
Washington dispatch reports Calvins Coolidge Jr. critically ill after a recent tennis injury and suspected septic poisoning. Doctors at Walter Reed and consultations with Philadelphia specialists pursued treatment while President Coolidge stayed by his side and canceled social engagements as Washington entered a restrained day.
City officials prepare to unveil proposals at the regular monthly session as they contest escalating gas rates from a local supplier. Key members aim to outline a strategy for мерit in the ongoing rate dispute and safeguard municipal interests.
F Giblin departed this afternoon for Boston to attend the Elky convention. He expects to be away about ten days. Mrs Jennie Tiffany of Kinteya is in the city visiting her son LR Tiffany of Sout Center Street for an indefinite period.
AUCH interest surfaces as Hotel Company officials announce plans to defend a suit by Tristan Keppel over stock pledges tied to subscriptions. Aubrey Blaine Inclict confirms preparation of a defense, with the case set for later actions and a possible trial in August. Keppel reports cooperation from others on the pledge matter and the suit remains heavily watched.
Weather data report for June notes varied conditions including hail and thunderstorms. It records precipitation totals, daily ranges, and notable events, with figures for mean temperatures and storm days, reflecting a volatile month. The report lists dates of storms and hail occurrences and notes unusually high rainfall and temperature swings.
Wreck blocked the Kehoe division of the Pennsylvania Railroad for about four hours this morning. The incident caused extensive delays as trains detoured via Oil City and Kane. One comic report notes only one casualty, with the eastbound morning train affected and the local from Kane arriving late.
The proclamation from Mayor Alexander of Cory appeals for assistance to aid citizens in need amid a crisis. It calls for distributing lands and coordinating relief efforts, naming royal officials and local partners to provide food shelter and clothing to affected people.
Uheis Pals pleaded guilty to manslaughter in a fatal accident in Mayville. Judge Ottaway fined him STAC and suspended the sentence. Pallus, represented by Fredericks Garfield and ADA Lee Dr., argued against a harsher term citing extenuating circumstances. The court noted lack of proof of gross negligence linked to liquor.
A creditors committee meeting of the receivership of H Glare and Son was held in this city today. The session aimed to appoint a receiver and manage affairs. Attending were Fred Burnham Erin W Morer Williamsport and G W Gotschatl Ontavin Mrs Clara Ricketts Kane and other principals.
A steamer named Rivers of the Baltimore Chesapeake and Ohio line burned near Point Lookout as the vessel carried passengers from Crefield to Baltimore. The Middlesex and Merchants and Miners Transportation Co assisted, saving many aboard while two persons reportedly perished. Rescue efforts continued as the ship burned to the water line in the Chesapeake Bay area.
Chicago postal inspectors and Winnebago authorities report two men, George and Clarence Puck, arrested near Rockford on a plot to extort $1000 from United States Senator Medill McCormick after threats to kidnap his eight year old son. The investigation ties to broader blackmail cases in Chicago, with associates denying knowledge of the plan.
July 5 report from Tori notes British airmen arrive in Japan aboard the Amphibat plane piloted by Mister Stark MacLaren. The arrival marks a moment in the ongoing air operations near Tapan.
Balloting continues but more vital proceedings unfold in the closely guarded conference room of leaders as candidates’ managers gather amid secrecy. The article notes tense discussions and strategic maneuvers shaping the political process.
Madison Square Garden New York July 6 Nomination of compromise candidate at the Democratic national convention after hours of balloting. Delegates conference leaders seek a program and three candidates to present tonight with Ohio casting its 48 votes for Senator Sam Ralston while others push for Smith or McAdoo.
A six year old boy James HeLaughlin died today after being knocked from a railing at a street venue in Pittsburgh. The incident occurred as he fell from a rising board on a struck road bike path near Erie bound travel. Cra Pook returned to her Erie home this afternoon after a visit with Mrs ML Mitehwlt.
Tonight’s program list includes Nightcaps of Luke Erin WIP in Cleveland at midnight eastern. Philadelphia and New York stations feature Comfort’s orchestra Vesella’s band and Vincent Lopes orchestra with regional concert schedules. St Louis Missouri theater orchestra and Imperialties also appear in morning and evening slots across WEAF and related networks.
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