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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
1
Appeal Planned in Sofia Murder Case from Dunkirk
A Dunkirk man, Joseph Sofia, seeks appellate review of a Mayville murder conviction for second degree murder in the shooting of Joseph Buresse. Attorneys Nugent and Heissman plan an appeal to the Rochester Appellate Division, likely delaying the hearing for months as a 4,300 page trial record is transcribed and printed for winter completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Joseph Sofia
Auburn
Joseph Baresi
Trankirk
Nobicé
Nugent
Heissman
Rochester
Mayville
Aloriza Hinidey
Dunkirk
Joseph Buresse
Althur
Train 913 Hits Auto Near Mayville. One Killed
One man, Birdy Standish of Sinclairville, was killed and Clarence L. Nuss of Sinclairville injured slightly when their car was struck by Pennsylvania Railroad train 913 near Morris Road crossing, a mile south of Mayville. Coroner ruled accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Standish
Sinclairville
Buffalo
Morris Road Crossing
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mayville
Birdy Standish
Clarence L. Nuss
Glao
Morris Road
Standish
Nuss
William Crandall
West- Held
Standishet
Sherman
Lad Injured in Fall and Truck Driver Hurt
Two accidents left a 14 year old boy with a head wound and minor skull fracture risk after a fall from a porch during play behind the Linz and Lite properties on North Center street. The boy, Marcius Jordan, regained consciousness after stitches. A Sharon truck driver for Southside Garage, J J Runzer, received a deep head wound when a jack slipped while lifting a truck on Main street. He was treated by Dr. John Kinler around 11:80 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcius Jordan
Frank Jordan
A.M. Linz
North
Center Street
Jordan
Say
Lite
Litz
J. J. Runzer
Southside
Sharon
John ©. Kinler
Ranger
Main Street
Federal court to rule on seniority dispute present
In Pittsburgh on July 16, a federal court will decide a seniority dispute within the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. The case concerns a board order placing Dennison district authority over three union districts. Ten men appealing the order faced replacement last night, and Judge W H Thomson issued writs restraining enforcement pending a hearing within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbunun
Brotherhood of Railroad
Board of Appeals of the Brotherhood
Dennison
Here
W. H
Thomson
Brotherhood
Registrars Named for Six Precincts Here
Erie and Corry election districts named registrars by county commissioners yesterday. In the Fourth Ward two precincts have been consolidated. listed registrars cover First Ward two precincts Harriet Dirksin and Frank J Little. Second Ward Myrti e J Fuller and William D Rows. Third Ward first precinct Mary A Ellis and A C Lyons. Second precinct Lota Dyckes and Nellie Swann. Fourth Ward Walla Brigham and Nellie Bloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Corry
First Precinet
Lenoy Caile
Donald Stewart
Harriet Dirksin
Frank J. Littie
Myrtie J. Fuller
William D. Rows
Afary A. Ellis
A. C. Lyons
Lota Dyckes
Nellie Swann
Walla
MacDonald to fly to California to seek clemency for Mooney
Tom MacDonald plans to depart for California with lawyers Charles Ruzicka and Hilary Gans to testify against a 1920s bombing case and press for a pardon for Thomas J. Mooney and Warren Billings. Edward Ny Nockels may accompany him as he aims to appear before a pardon board after delays tied to California politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Tom MacDonald
California
Thomas J. Mooney
Warren & Billings
Atune
San Francisco
MacDonald
Attornneys
Charles Ruzicka
Hilary Gans
Edward Ny Nockels
Chicago Federation of Labor
Young
Pardon Board
Bandit Slain in $70,000 Post Office Holdup
A gunman and a wounded special officer were involved in a bold holdup at the post office steps. Three bandits robbed a First National Bank messenger of an estimated $70,000. One bandit was killed identified as Chutes Willins alias Charla Tish. The wounded officer is N. CL Rib Tet. The other two bandits escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Kilioi Ghd
le Post
Chutes Willins
Charla Tish
Cleveland
N. CL Rib
Central Police Station
Couple's Close Escape in Youngsville Store Fire
A late night blaze gutted the East End Store in Youngsville as Meeks and his wife, occupants above, fled through smoke filled apartments. Firemen fought the flames but the building and groceries were ruined, with losses estimated between 8000 and 10000 dollars, partially insured. The origin remains undetermined and the couple narrowly escaped suffocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
East End
Meeks
Meek
Is J. Abraham
Warren Road
Three Workers Trapped in Sewer Collapse Deaths Reported
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports three laborers were trapped when a sewer section gave way. Two men were smothered to death as rescuers took time to reach them, while the third was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Tosquers
Monoplane K Off On Flight To Buenos Aires
Monoplane K departed Roosevelt Field for a non-stop dream flight to Buenos Aires with two pilots and a radio operator, refueling en route and aiming to complete a 7700 mile journey. Bad weather, fog and dwindling fuel led to a parachute escape as the craft plunged near Spartansburg, while the crew sought favorable landings over multiple hours of circling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Bostwick
New You
Buenos Aires
Randy Ensley
James Matringer
Garland P. Reed
Spartansburg
D.C
C.R. Coleman
Spantanshirg
Hares
Hang
New York
Stinson
Havana
Argentina
Roosevelt Field
Richmond
Garland Peed
Jimmy Garrizon
Rathy Enslow
Panama
Lima
Perul
Menders
Hartford
Conn
Stocks Push Into New High Ground
New York stock markets climbed to fresh highs as petroleum, yariou industrials and utilities led gains. Early losses faded as traders absorbed profit taking with large buy orders, steel and motor shares rallying while overall activity remained subdued. Miss Julia Rytd planning a three week visit to Crown by afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinegere
New York
Stock Exchange
Yaroua
Julia Rytd
Sid
J. J. Slattery
Buffalo
Federal Penitentiary Site Inspections Near Corry
A three member federal committee led by Sanford Bates visited Corry and Union City to inspect proposed sites for a new federal penitentiary. They reviewed northern sites, with about 25 of over 100 offers still under consideration. Announcement of the chosen site expected between August 10 and 15 ahead of Attorney General Mitchell’s Europe trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Federal Penitentiary
Sanford Bates
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Cuba
Sanford
Bates
J. W. Bennett
Alfred Hopkins
Treasury Department
Union City
Journal
Guants
Kane
Corry Country Club
William Mitchell
Europe
New York State
Washingon
Restored service on P R R main line at Irwin Pa
Irwin Pa July 16 traffic resumed on the Pennsylvania Railroad main line after removal of wreckage from three coal cars. Earlier a serious accident was averted when an eastbound passenger train was slowed by a freight wreck that buckled a car and left two more on the rails blocking the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Irwin
Pennsylvania Railroad
British Dirigible Plans Atlantic Flight From Canada
London July 16 The air ministry announced that the British dirigible R-100 will depart for Canada on July 28. A definite date for the trans Atlantic flight was set after several postponements caused by minor accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pr
London
1. P—Tos
Canada
Air Ministry
Postpone Hearing On Ballot Case Appeal In Luzerne County
Philadelphia July 16 The State Supreme Court postponed from August 4 to August 19 its hearing of the Luzerne county perforated ballot case appeal. Acting Chief Justice Frer sent the order to Prothonotary Robbins. Justice Frazer cited the desire to have Justice Shaffer participate. Shaffer is in Europe on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Luzerne County
Thomas Robbins
Robert S. Frer
Pittsburgh
Justice Frazer
Willam—J. Shaffer
Justice Shaffer
Europe
Erie Railroad flasher operator hurled from speeder near Cambridge Springs
Clyde Peters age 48 of Mil Village, in charge of electric flasher signals on the Erie Railroad between Corry and Meadville, was severely injured when he was thrown from his speeder near Cambridge Springs. He suffered a fractured skull, broken jaw, possible internal injuries, and severe head and body wounds. He was taken to Cambridge Springs hospital in critical condition. A companion on the car escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Peters
Mil Vilage
Erie
Corry
Meadville
Mullen Hospital
Cambridge Springs
Cambridge
Peters
Condition of young flier remains very serious
Frank Goldsborough, 19, aviator, suffered a skull fracture when his plane crashed in fog obscured mountains near Bennington Vermont. He remained unconscious at Putnam Memorial Hospital as doctors noted brief improvement after surgery, then declined to critical again after being trapped under wreckage for almost 18 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Fler
United Press
Bennington
Frank Goldsborough
Putnam Memorial Hospital
J. C. Armstrong
North Benhington
Armstrong
Land Goldborough
Jain
Consid
Mockler
New York
Keene
N. Hi
Dhl
Extel
British ships ordered to Alexandria to quell riots
July 16 reports say two British battleships, Queen Elizabeth and Ramillies, with about 1,200 crew each, were sent from the Aegean to Alexandria after deadly rioting. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald announced the move in the House of Commons. European and Italian officials filed protests as clashes left multiple dead and hundreds wounded. Soldiers and police kept order while Europeans felt the city’s fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alesandria
Egypt
Premmier J. Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Percy Larsitle
Hadeen
Sidiky Pasha Bey
Pérey
Nahas Pasha
Ernest Thurtie
Lahoute
Thurlle
Gairo
Alexandria
Compara
Mansuraly
Thad
Atlantic fliers near miss forces down in field
Maj Charles Kingsford Smith and Capt J Patrick Saul escaped injury when their small biplane developed engine trouble near Santa Maria while returning from a transatlantic leg. A relief plane from San Francisco was dispatched. the pilots managed a forced landing in a farmer's field at about 9,500 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Charles Kingsford-Smith
J. Patrick Saul
Seanco
Weitier
Burt
Santa Maria Earer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sitoston
Steven
Basin
Fea Igening
A. Hainer
Iene Et Vile Iby Sey
Westley
Mayvilli
Lad
Marcus Jordan
Jack
Federal Court
Erie County Commissioners
Mooney
John MacDonald
Tom Mooney
Thomas L. Stokes
Jack Bigham
Thomas Downey
Igye
Crown, Pa
Warren County
O. F. Meek
South Carolina
P.R.R. Main Line
E.R. R. Worker
Italy
J Farmer's Field
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