29 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1924
Page
1
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A chaotic transcript of the Leopold and Loeb case reveals how a stumble in the dark over lost spectacles precipitated the murder of Robert Franks. Leopold and Loeb recount the kidnapping and killing, detailing plans, methods, and motives while defending their actions as a bid for excitement and notoriety before a skeptical court.
United Press reports American airmen plan to resume their world flight on Wednesday weather permitting. Lowell Smith leads the round the world expedition as crews work through rain and fog. The team focuses on maintenance and fueling while tensions with royal observers ease. Mrs Emom Chapin visits Beurt.
A nationwide search was launched for five year old Dorothy Blanchard and Phoebe Woods a fifty year old woman accused of kidnapping. Authorities believe Margaret Hunchard’s estranged husband’s relatives aided the scheme. Mrs Woods reportedly planned to take the child from Newark to town for a present, but both child and woman remain missing as police issue warrants and alert Arbor Michigan authorities to monitor Mrs Woods relatives’ home.
Washington July 4 President Hadridge announces Coolidge has drafted his acceptance speech focusing on the Republican program of tape reduction economy and efficient administration. The radio address will reach nationwide listeners and guide campaign speakers. White House remains central as party leaders consult daily for direction.
A Corry area obituary notes F. P. Ferguson died at his home in Franklin Pennsylvania on Monday after a period of illness. Former Raeder hotel proprietor and Corry Elks member Ms Bergnson is listed among survivors and Marjorie Perousoy is named as a daughter. Funeral arrangements will be announced locally.
London July 8 A Central News dispatch from Bombay reports a collapse of a large oil mill at Ahmedabad burying hundreds of workers in the ruins. It is feared that many lives are lost.
Canton Ohio July 29 an entire family was jailed on a moonshine charge. Sheriff Kirk locked up Mr and Mrs Powers and their two small children after deputies found several stills on the Powers farm. Evidence implicated William Powers and his wife. The children were brought to town and kept with their parents.
A Nash touring car was badly damaged in a collision on Hare Creek road near Findley road around 1 o'clock. Sammy Bell was severely injured. the Durant car driver Mr Sheppard may face arrest. Investigators noted attempts to avoid police, and alcohol impairment among some occupants was claimed.
Five city youths scheduled to appear before Chief of Police Dunkle at 4 pm on charges of vandalism near City Park Patrol. Incident occurred at the Grinwold residence on Maple Avenue with a damaged gate and yard spray. two juveniles released on own recognizance to report today.
Berlin July 21 reports say opposition circles weigh a new vote of no confidence against Chancellor Marx in the Reichstag assembly. Government ministers react to delays in questioning and dispute the implications of Germany’s London difference participation.
The United States pressures Persia for swift action in a murder case and seeks western capital aid. Tehran faces a strong demand list, with officials preparing a firm diplomatic response to ensure punishment and avoid political concessions. Major Robert W. Jinsul met in Teheran to press for rapid action.
Five year old Jeannette Damon, granddaughter of Mrs Elizabeth Damon, suffered severe burns to the chest abdomen and arms when flames ignited her nightgown Sunday morning at 29 East Main Street. She is resting more comfortably and doctors expect a full recovery.
Oliver R. Johnson of Jamestown New York spent the day in conference with T A Hillstrom and other Jamestown Mfg Corporation officials about a proposed five million dollar expansion to double capacity at their Corry plant. He also serves as architect for the Masonic Temple project in the city as discussions included the May 20816 Building Association.
Reports from Temi mention twenty people dead in Tennessee Arkansas and Mississippi from an anthrax outbreak. Gov Whitfiles speaks of urgent federal aid while Senator McKellar calls for emergency funds as telegrams pour in from multiple states. A conference at the Chamber of Commerce discusses the crisis.
The Corny Chamber of Commerce invites all members to attend this evening's meeting at the Municipal Building. Reorganization will conclude with new directors elected, bylaws redrafted, and other business addressed. A committee has been handling the reorganization and calls for a large turnout at 5 o'clock.
July 29 report denies claims that former Emperor Wilhelm visited his exile retreat and joined a royal hunt today. No sighting of the exkaiser in the usual woodcutting exercises. Princess Hermine is vacationing at a Halticestaside resort.
CHIOOILCO announces a price cut of 25 cents per barrel affecting Lima Indiana Tilinary Princeton Plymouth and Waterloo. A 15 cent reduction applies to Winsted Grass Creek Elk Basin Cavite Del Bik Muddy Rock Creek Mule Creek and Sunburst Montana.
Fragmentary dispatches from Rio de Janeiro indicate Brazilian federal troops have occupied Sao Paulo after rebel forces evacuated the city for interior dispersal. Official communiques differ on capitulation versus evacuation, with reports citing around 9 000 dead including civilians and 21 prisoners taken. The All American Cables building in Sao Paulo reported occupied with personnel safe.
The Cory Rotary postponed today’s meeting and will hold the annual picnic tomorrow at Dr Kibler's Findley Lake cottage. Erie Rotary club members and their guests are invited to join a large gathering with a potluck table, coffee and cream provided, and dinner served at 2 pm.
GOM Stewart and Company will begin extensive roof repairs at the High School building within a few days. Gutters and spouting will be replaced with heavy copper, replacing galvanized materials used annually. The Board of Education approved the project, with costs between two thousand and four thousand dollars, to be financed this spring.
French willingness to end military occupation of the Ruhr hinges on Allied guarantees. A demand for reparations, pegged at twenty six billion gold francs, could shape postwar settlement. The position signals a pivotal clash over reconstruction costs and sovereignty.
London reports under pressure from a large American influence group Paris may offer a reparations package centering 26 million gold francs as the first payment under the Dane/McKenna plan. The proposal, guarded tightly, seeks to avoid clashes at the interallied conference while courting allies and smaller nations wary of German and Allied postwar terms.
Dell Damon sustained a severe shoulder injury and facial bruising from a fall while working for Henry Ainsworth on the Colmity Tite road. He is reportedly progressing well after the accident, with updates noting recovery underway last Saturday and a visit from Thomay Dempsey Lier Eh.
Newspapers list tonight's featured broadcasts across networks from New York to Oakland. Programs include the New York Philharmonic concert, Red Apple Club, KDKA Pittsburgh session, KGO Oakland program, and Omaha central orchestra slot with varied coast content.
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