17 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR hints at debate over value and potential promises. The text references currency terms and speculative terms, suggesting discussion of worth and future prospects without clear details or identifiable persons or organizations.
A murky discussion in New York reveals the Claim League aiming to gain control of the milk market. The report quotes officials and dairy farmers on price influence, distribution, and potential effects on county and state markets, with warnings of market manipulation and farmer hardship.
May members of St Thomas and At Minabetheburéhe attend the dedication of the new St Joseph's orphanage at Ere Ron next Sunday. The event will be led by Bishop John Lark Gannon of Verlt with a mass and activities planned. Excursions are arranged from many viewpoints to aid visitors.
United Press reports a deadly Kansas City blaze with two firemen and six Negro victims confirmed dead and 25 missing after an explosion wrecked a two story brick building. Fire officials said the apartment housed nine narrow exits and the explosion trapped occupants, with rescue efforts continuing as the fire spread rapidly.
President will be at the White House desk daily paying thorough attention to national business. Campaign tone stresses his hard work above politics with support from party leaders and advisers. The piece argues his energy and focus bolster his bid for re election.
Fragmented report from Philadelphia dated July 1 presents unclear claims about public safety, quarantine, and brewery operations. Names and actions are garbled, but hints at restrictions on brewing and efforts to control distribution. No coherent outcome or dates are verifiable.
Annie King faces a hearing before Alderman Gordon after a collision with Jake Dennis in the First Ward. King allegedly was intoxicated. charges stem from a fire damaged pickup事故. Hearing delayed to Friday. bail set at 500 dollars.
Ambassadors Kellogg and Malone announce U S willingness to help accelerate talks at the London Conference on reparations. Report notes tense mood as delegates seek agreement on agenda and pathways to consensus amid allied relations and wartime debts.
Department of justice agents traced the Chicago $2,000,000 mail robbery trail to Little Rock Ark and identified a ringleader. The investigation lists at least four alleged participants and notes ongoing efforts to locate additional suspects as of today.
Plans for merging Ew and Parc Marquet railroads with Nickle Plate and Van Sweringen properties moved toward realization. Officials from Pere Marquette and Nickle Plate discussed stock exchange in New York with E N Brown and Frank B Alfred. Van Sweringen hinted at a possible purchase of Pere Marquette stock. details not released, continuation noted on page 6.
The Inter-County Woman's Christian Temperance Union opens its session with two Crawford Friy Forest Venauga and Warren members present. Mrs Theabies Grainquest of Warren county presides as opening speaker. Afternoon programs feature Sylvan Betile of Exfe Givetings and H Hessie Wattere of Warren with an address on social ability. The National Wee and Roy Wik iam Walk pastor plan further addresses. Benediction to close the session Friday at 9 80.
A fierce hail storm swept through Massachusetts causing broken windows and property damage across Lawrence and nearby areas. Police reported downed power lines and debris blocking streets as residents assessed losses. The incident occurred amid a week of severe weather that prompted state officials to review emergency responses. Authorities did not release details of any investigations or action planned by the Department of Justice.
Disjointed dispatch reports British aviators missing after Japanese actions near Attu. Authorities and rescuers conduct searches while family and officials await clarity on the fate of the missing crew member.
A Wall Street summary explains that oil oversupply led to price cuts as refiners and independents suspend new drilling and attempt to absorb production. The report notes firms cutting paper profits and stock values amid widespread oversupply, with independent players reacting to market pressures.
Paris reports that aviators Drovhin and Poupet surpassed Lieut Lowell Smith's previous duration record. The feat was announced after a challenging flight lasting many hours and involved their return to base.
Reports from Lewitt airfield outside London describe United States Army air crews preparing for a new ocean flight. The article notes launch times, aircraft components, and planned systems including engines and navigational gear as part of the preparations for a transatlantic crossing.
The American Federation of Labor is anticipated to endorse Robert M. La Follette or back his candidacy as leaders meet in Atlantic City. William P. Johnson, Progressive National Committee chair, says AFL support could tacitly back La Follette while opposing other candidates, stressing labor's long fight for workers’ rights.
WGY Schenectady presents Liberty Bell chorus and KPO San Francisco hosts Pacific coast Orchestra with organ recital and soprano solos. TRAC Montreal offers a special vocal instrumental program. WSB Atlanta schedules Dr. Charles A Sheldon municipal organist. WEAF New York airs Vincent Lopes and his orchestra at 9 p.m. eastern.
In Sao Paulo, shells were dropped within a block of the U.S. consulate, signaling a flare in unrest. The government stated it would monitor the situation closely and warned it could deploy battleships if the crisis worsens. Strong actions anticipated as observers assess regional stability.
Reports from Washington and Buenos Aires outline U S consideration of dispatching warships to Brazilian coastlines amid the Sao Paulo rebellion. Officials note foreign property protection and possible aid requests from Brazil’s federal government as the uprising intensifies.
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