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07 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1924
Page
1
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A chaotic OCR summary blends a public utilities rate case in Erie with a broad political campaign. It notes a hearing planned before the Public Service Commission, opposition to higher fuel prices, and involvement by city officials, unions, and local residents. Simultaneously a Democratic presidential nomination update at Madison Square Garden references ballot details, shifting support, and McAdoo’s candidacy dynamics.
United Press reports from New York July 7 that a paralyzed campaign worker, once seen as a weak link, rose to become the real marvel of the Democratic convention. His steadiness and leadership behind Governor Smith’s campaign drew admiration despite personal rivals and factional tension. Stanley Ponnel of New York City is visiting relatives.
Former Corry man PJ Neville, a telegraph operator, was fatally injured when the footpath of a railroad trestle collapsed near Brownsville Saturday night. He died in Brownsville Hospital after suffering a fractured skull. another person died and thirteen injured in the same incident. Neville is survived by a widow, one son, and several relatives. Funeral services are set for St. Thomas Church Wednesday at 9:30 AM.
United Press reports Washington has ordered U S minister Peter Augustus Jay to report to the State Department on the new Rowmanin oil law. The move follows protests by the United States and signals possible further action. Jay is to furnish details from past conferences and clarify the government’s position.
The Ladies of St Thomas plan a lawn social to benefit the new parochial school. August 1 event will feature beverages and music with proceeds aiding church projects.
New York July 7 The Democratic national convention read a telegram from the President expressing appreciation for the sympathy shown to Mrs Coolidge and himself The message said the gracious act of the convention in tendering its sympathy is profoundly appreciated and conveyed deepest gratitude to the delegates
Corry residents are urged to support Mayor Alexander’s relief appeal after Ensign Weiner reported on the destruction in Lorain. Salvation Army officers said the damage from the wind storm rivaled past catastrophes, with millions in losses as homes and businesses were destroyed. Army officers met local leaders to assess needs and press for immediate aid.
British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald rushes to Paris to settle a dispute over a proposed judicial conference agenda. He will meet French Premier Herriot at 4 PM tomorrow to align on terms after Paris criticized London over inviting powers without sharing the conference text. Mrs. Lyons of Hueis visits the city.
Radio listings from multiple stations include WIA Cincinnati at 8 p.m. with Municipal opera from the Zoological Gardens, WGY Schenectady at 8 p.m. with old time songs, WCAB Washington at 7 15 p.m. featuring the US Marine Band, WOR Newark at 8 15 p.m. with Nicolai Mululanoff, and WOS Jefferson City at 8:20 p.m. central showcasing the Missouri Prison Band.
Doctors say President Coolidge’s youngest son remains seriously ill near the family home. Despite a bare fighting chance offered by medical care, nurses and specialists report no clear sign of swift recovery as concern mounts for the nation’s leaders and the presidency.
Washington reports the Coolidge family and Mrs Coolidge beside Calvin Jr as doctors attempt life-saving measures for the president’s ill son. A transfusion and saline injection are tried as physicians confer at 10:80 am amid a tense vigil at Walter Reed.
New York delegates meet and pledge loyalty to Governor Smith despite McAdoo’s bid to release delegates.双方 aligned with Smith. McAdoo’s plan to drop two thirds rule rejected. governor signals possible further moves only if California aligns.
At the United Press report from New York on July 7 1932 William G McAdoo suffered a crushing defeat as the Democratic convention adopted a resolution to suspend the rules for the conference peace committee report. Delegates were released from pledges yet the unit rule remained intact making the outcome uncertain. Several McAdoo delegates shifted votes to adopt the resolution and he personally opposed the report sending a letter to Chairman Walsh with an alternate proposal.
Fragmented clerical notes show multiple ballots with candidates Roosevelt Underwood Glass Ralston and Walsh. Absent voters and varied tallies appear, including McAdow Davis Underwood and Smith leading several ballots, with percentages and partial results scattered.
Doherly and TL Chow Jr move to quash two indictments arguing invalidity due to DOJ presence in the courtroom and jury room during proceedings. They claim a special act removed control from the defense and allowed improper government influence on the case. The motions assert misconduct and request dismissal.
Pennsylvania crude oil prices were reduced for the third time in two months with a new quotation at 8.9 per barrel, down 2 cents. The Joseph Seen Agency posted cuts across multiple grades including Bradford at 3.35, Natinoal Transit at 3.00, Cael 0.60, Soni prestige at 1.70, and Somerset light at 1.85, among others.
In White Plains New York on July 7 Judge William T. Bleakley ordered a preliminary hearing for Clarence O Baring accused by his wife Mrs Sarah G Baring of criminal insanity. A jury trial was declared for the case with the proceedings held today.
United Press reports from New York July 7 detail Democratic nominee Cox seeking to harmonize factional discord after the convention. He rejects any special candidate and aims to unite party elements through a purely Democratic, nonpartisan approach. Cox met with convention leaders at the Waldorf Astoria without committing to further talks or a convention role.
Police investigated a chicken theft last night at Carty Perce’s home on West Church Street around 9 80 p.m. A poultry coop was entered and a single chicken observed near the scene while two or three others appeared displaced. Perce claimed prior neighborly disputes and admitted to securing a gun earlier. Police found little additional evidence and made no arrests.
Hasting Jones, recreation director, announced all city playgrounds opened this morning under supervision of town led by women volunteers. Funding for grounds operations was raised a week ago through a "to day" sale.
Special meetings planned in Kansas City on July 7 to pray for the recovery of Calvin Coolidge. Five churches including Westport Methodist and Westminster Congregational participate, led by Rev. W. A. Tetley. The gathering emphasizes prayers for the president, Mrs Coolidge, and their son.
Calcutta dispatch reports an American Air squadron on a global flight departing Karachi today bound for Carbar Peru. The move marks a major leg in the around-the-world mission with crews en route to continue through Asia and the Pacific.
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