28 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1924
Page
1
Weekend accidents claim a death and multiple injuries across regions including Detroit and Oil City. Names such as Frank Brisn and Mrs Florence Harelly appear among the injured with details of vehicle and crossing incidents. Further reports note a Dunkirk hospital transfer and a youth death at City hospital from a fall at a lodging.
United Press reports July 23 that delegates from the Allied powers gathered in London amid optimism for a major breakthrough. Talks centered on reparations and economic plans with Secretary Mystics and Andrew Metlon among officials cited. The mood was high despite clear disagreements between allied groups over terms and enforcement.
Corry Jehietlews reports a case of Tut B Butts of Ashville ending his life in a local inn room. The 40 year old man had recent health troubles and died shortly after being found by a visitor. His family and several Ashville residents are named in the listed survivors and the tragedy prompted medical attention from Dr Henry G. Mor.
A man, a Franklin Street resident, is held on desertion charges after returning to town and surrendering to authorities during a weed cutting campaign. He faces adjudication before Judge Alterman Gordon this afternoon as police pursue related charges tied to local property owners.
City officials announce Worth street sewer work will continue as planned and remain part of the sewer improvement program. Construction by Marasco Construction Co proceeds on West Wayne and Delaware streets, with work extending toward Marion and Washington streets to Worth. The Eagle Street project and related mains advance slowly amid ongoing site excavation and contractor activity.
July 28 in Putnam county Benjar White, 80, shot and killed his brother after a gunfight with a posse chasing him from a farm. White then killed his father Euwits T. White, 72, and wounded Howard White and a visitor David Hairson during the ensuing chase and confrontation.
Davis finishes major work on his acceptance speech as the Democratic candidate plans a Maine stop at Rockland for a reception. He aims to present the party platform highlights and weigh campaign logistics with manager Clem Shaver while adjusting travel plans.
In Chicago a state case against Nathan Twopale Jr and Richard Loels proceeds as the defense plans to open its side tomorrow. The trial centers on the murder of schoolboy Ral Jert Thartks, with the state presenting evidence and testimony through its fifth day.
The United States warns Persia of possible break in relations over the death of Consul Robert W. Impbria. State Department officials demand accountability and insist on protections for American citizens and officials in Persia.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, veteran Republican leader, was hospitalized in Cambridge after a sudden bladder trouble attack. Doctors described his condition as serious but potentially recoverable, with a possible operation before discharge.
Corry witnesses describe a serious crash on lap twenty three. Bundy suffered a broken jaw skull fracture nose and severe facial lacerations with possible eye injury. He remained unconscious with life threatening injuries as Dr Lasher treated him. ville won the race after the crash.
Company A posted a strong showing at Mount Gretna earning three silver trophies. Soldiers detrained and marched to the State Armory before demobilization in the afternoon. The unit won honors in kitchen, indoor, and range events, praised by regimental officers for a splendid camp. Plans and arrangements focus on the national mobilization day set for September.
An automobile owned and driven by Anndrew Welicnke of West Columbus Avenue went off the road and struck below the tracks on East Mull Street Saturday night. Feliciak was said to be with his children. all escaped with only bruises and minor injuries.
A Sunday afternoon crash at South and Center streets damaged two cars the Willys Knight sedan and a Chevrolet owned by Charles Ames. None of the occupants were injured but the Essex driver lacking a license was held overnight while his father settled damages with the Wellejus party.
Miss Florence Lavery aged 2 died after an assault on a road near St Joseph's home for children. Chester M Pettit of Pearh Street, an escort, was confronted by a youth with a revolver during the attack. George Vogel and Wilbur Amnirs are held in jail on suspicion of the crime. Police arrested the pair a few hours after the assault.
Frank A. Dorsheimer of Coatesville files charges against his brothers Benjamin and Chester Dorsheimer of Atlantic City and Harrisburg in the death of Mr and Mrs Peter Dorsheimer in 1910. The case, once thought solved by gas death, is reopened with legal counsel William Tregay representing the brothers.
Government forces launch sustained bombardment of rebel positions in San Paulo. Rebels, surrounded on three sides, lose supply lines and begin retreat as Brazil announces end of the rebellion with mass coffee stocks to be released.
Funeral services for John Laurie were conducted Sunday afternoon at his daughter Mrs. AL Way’s East Wayne Street home. Rev FL M Redinger led the ceremony attended by relatives and friends. Burial followed at Pine Grove cemetery with several Laur ie relatives serving as mourners and out of town guests from Orchard Park New York Lakewood New York Erie arriving for the service.
Listings show WBZ Springfield at 8 30 p m with Easter si Mocle trial on WELW Cincinnati at 8 p m eight pages on. WPAR Kansas City 5 p m central Night Hawk tro lie. WZ New York 7 80 p m eastern Goldman concert band. WCAP Washington 489 WEAR New York 7 80 p m asm WMAP. United States Marine Band noted in South Dartmouth 90 g.
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