Bonnilly Announces Campaign Plans Ahead of Albany Trip
United Press reports Governor Bonnilly, in New York, unveiled his campaign plans before heading to Albany. He paused attention on a national debate, with a statement slated for Wednesday.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
8
United Press reports Governor Bonnilly, in New York, unveiled his campaign plans before heading to Albany. He paused attention on a national debate, with a statement slated for Wednesday.
Robbers cracked a Jamestown jewelry store safe in broad daylight stealing diamonds, gems, and other valuables worth about thirty thousand dollars. Police blamed professional safebreakers, noting heavy hammering and use of a large punch to defeat the safe’s mechanism. The front door was left intact, but the interior partition concealed the safe from view. A concurrent note mentions power project work raising the Clarion river dam, unrelated to the crime.
Officials and private agencies assess damage from a violent storm near Pittsburgh. Clouds burst with lightning and wind wrecked property, marooned hundreds, and disrupted holidays. Centred near Me Keesport, floods trapped crowds, with hundreds of autos destroyed. In Harrisburg the storm damaged Central Pennsylvania, striking storage barns and disrupting an official parade in Wilkes-Barre.
Notices announce sealed proposals due July 11 1928 at 8 PM for two fire escapes on Ger ry Senior High School with work to meet Pennsylvania standards. The district reserves right to reject bids and waive defects in form with inspections upon completion. Charles H. Geiger secretary and business manager.
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