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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1928
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes show a furniture loan or sale mention including items like a cedar cot and dresser, with prices listed as 7 and 50 dollars, and an address 223 West with an aideboard. Details are incomplete andPickup unclear.
A terse notice describes private Inez Mo O6tt and a grocery keeper matter involving EagleantStBeBe 18. Authorities, locations, and exact actions are unclear in the fragment, but the piece centers on a police or military context with named individuals and a community setting.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists multiple rooms and addresses with partial details. It mentions South Street, Tate Street, and other vague locations alongside numbers and back cages, suggesting a real estate or lodging listing with incomplete data.
Classified notice fragment lists apartment and room rental details with phone numbers and rates. Mentions a 74 Main street shop, a 78 mile distance, and a 83 acres sale with 14 drained acres south of 611 east Ge20tr for quiet modern needs.
New York paid tribute to Captain Benito Carranza dubbed the Lindbergh of Mexico as his mangled body was viewed in the Campo Dell funeral church. The Mexico-Excelsior crash near Burlington ended a daring non stop attempt from New York to Mexico City. The United States offered to send Carranza home on an American warship amid Mexican approval delays.
A fire swept the coul yards of J. A. Thomas and Company near Suegertown, six miles north of Meadville, burning two main buildings. Authorities say the blaze, started by tramps sleeping in a straw storage building, was beyond control upon discovery and caused about $30,000 in damage.
Mitton Crandall from Pittsburgh reportedly cleaned up thousands of dollars at a recent dance marathon at Mortison Square Garden. Crandall, a former booking agent, has staged prior successful marathons, arrived back from New York in a $28,000 car with a 15-strong entourage, and plans to team with C. Pyle to stage events in London Berlin and Paris starting September 14.
Radio listings compile today s top five features across networks WEAF WJZ WOR WSE KOA and municipal Denver event. Highlights include Lewisohn Stadium concert Goldman Band Banhart s Band and Red Hed Club at various times, with Denver Municipal Concert listed.
Gerald Bennink seventeen son of Mrsmd Mrs Walter Bennink of Clymer is in Corry Hospital with a bullet wound in the left side after a rifle misfire on a farm north of Clymer. He was with Clifford Schru es when the accident occurred. the pellet did not injure vital organs and he showed improvement after surgery.
Dr George Peck represents Clarence Commandery No 51 at the 7th triennial Knights Templar conclave in Detroit. About 700 grand encampment officers arrive led by Grand Master George W Valery of Denver. 200000 American delegates and Grand Master Horace Porter of Canada attend with their staffs.
Washington July 14 Count des Sartiges French charge d affaires delivered the French reply to Kellogg’s note on renunciation of war negotiations. The message is viewed as an unqualified acceptance of the American draft.
United Press report from Kings Bay July 14 notes the Krassin ice cutter pushing toward the interior of the Arctic to locate the remaining members of the Tassia party believed lost since May 25. Nine men rescued so far include Captain Sora and Seif Von Dongen. two more were saved by Uppland and another plane. The fate of Ludvig Larming remains unclear as Chuck Knovely and his crew attempt further rescues amid dangerous weather.
Herbert Hoover ends his term as Secretary of Commerce and embarks on his first national speaking tour as the Republican presidential nominee. The tour includes stops in Chicago, Superior, Brule, Duluth, and San Francisco with meetings alongside campaign staff and a planned appearance at the Dawes home. He will meet with campaign managers and address supporters as he travels by train and motorcade.
The Community Cooking School at the Senior High school ended Friday after a large city turnout learned salad and dessert prep. Sponsored by local merchants, the sessions were praised for strong participation and excellent results. Police arrested a driver after a delivery truck was found with all tires missing, facing a fine in police court.
Senator Thomes J. Heflin of Alabama, a storm center in the Senate for months due to clashes with Governor Stalth and Catholics, stopped in Corry for a few minutes this morning while en route from Washington to Oil City where he was slated to speak this year.
Washington and Pittsburgh areas endured renewed downpours with three inches of rain in three days. Washouts on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Clokey hamper service. highway routes like Monongahela Pike face washouts. Pittsburgh districts teem with flooded streets, basements, and rising streams, isolating miners at Horning and threatening homes along Pine Creek.
Senator Robinson of Arkansas, Democratic vice presidential nominee, left for Hot Springs Arkansas to deliver his acceptance speech. He was joined by Senator Curtis of Kansas, Republican vice presidential candidate, as they weighed the contest ahead next November and exchanged mutual forecasts amid campaign chatter.
A state police raid led by Telop er Anderson visited several bootlegging joints in the city but resulted in one arrest. James Flaherty, alleged operator of a dispensing joint in the west end, was taken into custody on a tip that recently surfaced. Troopers also scouted George Ward and Sam Martowica properties on East South and East Main streets. no liquor was found and no further arrests were made. Flaherty was transported to Wesleyville for a hearing.
Philadelphia July 14 John J Raskob becomes a full fledged Democrat resigning from the Union League Club a stronghold of Eastern Republicanism He says he voted for Woodrow Wilson and notes no action yet on his resignation The club requires Republican ticket voting or disbelief in his membership He denies pressing Coolidge to run and says Coolidge would be drafted due to the GOPs weakness against Al Smith
Lieut Paul Reader and Kennett Davenport narrowly escaped serious injuries when their 08-5 American Eagle plane forced down in a Sample farm field on Carter Hill due to heavy fog. Returning from Olean to Indianapolis, they landed upright despite soggy ground, avoiding trees and a potential fatal crash. Officials planned a tow to Hare Creek highway for a possible take-off, with police and city help. Reader, a former U S Army flying service member, guided the craft safely to ground and planned to continue the journey westward.
Paris reports France has accepted the United States proposal for an anti-war treaty among major powers. The note to Ambassador Herrick was handed to Paris and will be sent to Washington for publication. France agrees to sign the treaty, and the note asserts satisfaction with the draft preamble and Kellogg's explanatory note while stressing adherence to the League covenant and safeguards against aggression.
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