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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1926

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Missing Victims Searched as Lake Denmark Arsenal Tragedy Deepens

Marines and sailors reentered the Lake Denmark arsenal area to search for victims of Saturday's explosion. The known death toll reached 19, with several missing. Navy officials warn danger has diminished, and a naval court of inquiry will probe responsibility. authorities expect findings to attribute the blast to a lightning-induced accident rather than negligence.

Dover N. J Lake Denmark Naval Arsenal Arenal Grounds Lake Denmark Navy Ordnance Department Naval Court of Inquiry Wilbur Sargent Jawas Lake Denimark

Rotary Club Reports From Denver International Convention

Morne Rotary Club members discussed the Denver convention of Rotary International. Officers reported on coverage, travel prizes, and attendance plans. A total of 2111 clubs were represented with 588 registered attendees. Australia, Kallis, and Salt Lake figures cited. An invitation from the Wrie Wlale to join a Peninsula dinner on Wednesday, May 21st was noted.

Morne Denver Riotary International Western Pointe Cenie Tayer Abe Seasionie Mo Aner Piles Beak Salt Lake Kallis Australia Fentangend Liriver Lori Rotarians Hye Wrie Brie

Jump to Safety From Building in Elmhurst Fire

A two-story Elmhurst building burned today destroying Henry Bercie’s road house. A wife and a waiter leaped from a second floor to escape flames. The loss is estimated at 10 000 dollars and marks a second Henry Bercie property destroyed by fire within a year.

Univeg Exons Scranton Hite Gay Henry Elmhurst Henry Bercie

Turkish Conspiracy Faces Executions in Smyrna

In a Constantinople report dated June 132i, fifteen conspirators linked to a plot against Kemal are to be hanged in Smyrna this week. The group, including two women, allegedly gathered bombs and planned attacks during Kemal’s modernization drive, stirring strong opposition in Turkey.

United Press Constantinople Smyrna Kemal Seayeg Turkey

Exiled RIFF LEADER to African Isle in Reunion Plan

The Riffians leader is to be exiled to Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean off East Africa, Premier Briand announced. Spain signed a Moroccan accord with Primo de Rivera. the exiled chief reportedly aware of plans but not officially informed. War fatigue lingers as Franco's forces recover and France maintains troop actions in the region.

United Press Paris Poly S Aba Reunion Indian Ocean Briand Morocco Briandle Primo de Rivera Spain Lvl Teiends Haye Atu Sindha Fox Blkrim Ani Fruive Rufian Hyensit Wight Heath Swell Sigmatirier Taroen

Dever Blames Prohibition For Crime Rise

United Press reports Mayor William Dever of Chicago blamed Prohibition for a surge in crime after dry law enforcement. He cited bootlegging profits and gang warfare as consequences, while arguing Chicago remains key to national crime trends. Attendees at the Americas Bar Association meeting convene tomorrow.

United Press Denver America William Dever Chieays Americas Bar Association Haedig Chionger Dever Cilms Chicago Bas

Mergers Praised by Mellon as Prodding Prosperity

United Press dispatch from Washington reports Mellon endorsing increased large corporation consolidations after war. He says mergers reflect prosperity and can lower costs if not creating monopolies. Mellon supports government policy promoting railroad consolidation to reduce rates.

Washington Thomas Walsh Dem Mont Andrew We Melion Walsh Mellon

Postal Clerks Seek Improved Working Plans

By United Prot Philadelphia July 1 six resolutions urging overtime pay for night work and cash payment to clerks were adopted by the Pennsylvania Federation of Postoffice Employes and sent to the national association to aid in legislation for the next Congress. More than 400 post office clerks and officials from every county attended the convention which closes its two day sessions tonight. P A Tretheweg of Scranton post office presided.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Federation of Postoffice National Association

Sisley Faces Hearing On Liquor Transport Charge

Been Sisley held in Erie County Jail awaits hearing on transporting liquor before Alderman Morrison in Weslasville. He has prior court dates for liquor sale and pleaded guilty to resisting an officer as a separate matter before Justice Wealey Villa.

Been Sisley Erie County Alderman Morrison Weslasville Sisley Ars Wealey Villa

Miss Fuller Resigns Post as School Secy

Miss Myrtle Fuller resigns as secretary of the Corry School District. Board members confirmed the move after a committee meeting, with a Wednesday board session to consider recommendations. Reasons for resignation not disclosed. A routine agenda item includes bids opening for the Fairview School building repair.

Myrtle Fullepay Corry Put Board of Education

Erie County registers 31,291 cars in 1925 totals

State Highway Department figures show Erie County had 31,291 motor vehicles in use during 1925 with receipts of 485,899.00 dollars. Philadelphia led with 214,972 registrations, while Allegheny ranked second with 180,110 vehicles and 390,410 in fees. National totals reached 1,472,105 vehicles and 2,204,480.00 in receipts under the 1928 Ware act.

Erie County State Highway Department Aloc Philadelphia County Allegheny Allegheny Rustaty Highway Department Pennsylvania Ates Armstrong Des Fayette Lawrence Mater Warren Washington Westmoreland

Marines Deny Desertion Reports After Denmark Arsenal Blast

Brig. Gen. Williams denies reports that 20 Marines were arrested for desertion after the Take Denmark arsenal explosion. Advices from Rear Admiral Plunkett and Col. Rhea say there is no foundation for the report. The Marine detachment at the Denmark post continues duty with no confirmed incidents.

Washington Denmark Arsenal Williams Marine Corps Plunkett Third Naval District Col. Rhea Danmark J Foundation Wiliams

Globe Trotters on Last Lap of Trip

Salt Lake City Utah July 12 Edward Eyam and Linton Welle Jefu arrive en route to Denver on the last lap of their record breaking around the world junket from New York. The pair flew in today after a quick plant change and expressed confidence they would arrive in New York as scheduled.

United Press Salt Lake Pity Utah Denver Colorado Junket New York Edward Eyam Linton Welle Jefu

Subway Strike Wanes Amid Rising Transit Service

July 14 New York improved service on the Interborough Rapid Transit lines as authorities probed a strike cited for injuries to passengers. Twelve people suffered minor injuries when an emergency motorman's express train hit a buffer at Van Cortlandt Park terminal. Alice Hixley sustained a fractured nose. others received treatment and returned home. President Hedley extended the ultimatum for workers to return to work, while the company claimed most trains were back in operation.

United Press New York Interborough Rapid van Courtlandt Park Terminal Alice Hixley Frank Hedley Ison

Italians and African Rebels Clash in Libya War

In Benghazi on July 18 Italian forces battle Senussi tribesmen on the central plateau near Tiliummi and Nadi Gereiba. Major Terrari, an Italian officer, was slain as rebels report ten killed and five captured. Omar i Asfar, tribal chief, is among rebel dead amid ongoing rebellions and patrols across Italian Libya.

Benghazi North Africa Tiliummi Nadi Gereiba Terrari Pix Omari Asfar Mt. Ana Italian Lybia Italy Spain

Mayer Brothers to Resurface North Center Street

Representatives of Mayer Brothers Construction of Erie visited the city to confer with City Engineer Dickson about the resurfacing project on North Center Street. It was announced that materials for the local job have been ordered and construction could begin early next week.

Mayer Brothers Construction Company of Erie North Center Street Dickson

Government costs show a big increase in appropriations

Washington July 13 Republication of figures by Rep Martin Madden shows total federal appropriations for the current session rising sharply from last session by about 470 million dollars. Major increases cover Postal Service Veterans' aid roads construction and enforcement of prohibition Rivers and harbors and other items. The report notes the public debt fell to about 19.43 billion as of June 30 1926 and predicts a possible surplus next year with efforts to reduce the debt.

United Press Washington Martin Madden Huse Congress Madden Postal Service Postal Orgina U.S. Veterans Navy Army Marden

President Coolidge pays tribute after Lake Denmark blast

July 1 reports Coolidge offers condolences to families of victims and praises Navy workers at Lake Denmark New Jersey for their courage and devotion, noting the explosion calamity and the hazardous duty of guarding munitions. Also reports John D. Graham, 50, of Turtle Creek, killed in a separate Erie Pittsburgh highway crash near Mercer.

Coolidge Jersey United Press Paul Smith Navy Wreenal Lake Denmark N. J Inom Arc Fotlows Naval Ams Mercer Mercer John D. Graham Turtle Creek Erie-Pittyburgh Graham

Five Best Radio Features Listed Across Stations

A rundown of notable radio features schedules across major outlets including WEAF KFAB KGO WCX and WPG Atlantic City Philadelphia and Detroit. Programs span minstrels, university talks, Shilkret novelty ensemble and opera performances with times in daylight saving zones.

WPG Atlantic City Wie Philadelphia Murphy Minstrels WEAF Shilkret KFAB Lincoln KGO Oakland Pacific Standard—Opera San Toy WCX Detroit Detroit Symphony Orchestra

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