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31 Jul 1924
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
1
Slayer Sentenced to Life in Similar Case Cited by Judge
In a crowded criminal court chamber Judge John R. Caverly referenced a prior case where the slayer received life imprisonment to challenge admission of expert testimony. The defense pressed to exclude alienist testimony amid procedural disputes as state and defense argued over mental condition evidence and trial strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Criminal Court Room
Che Hao
Cunstate
Nathan Tereold
Richard Due
Robert Rinks
Poreoast
John R. Caverly
Caverly
Hug
Robert
Dringe
Snd
Todday
Che
Fife
Sam Rose Rosex
Tor
Hann
Maverty
French Feel They Were Outmaneuvered In Conference
French delegates express worry after a marathon session where proposals to end the deadlock sparked intense debate. Anglo American and British officials signaled firmness on default terms while not yielding on key points, leaving the French with a sense of being outmaneuvered and hopeful their delivery reforms will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herriot
Knowden
Red
Ark
Turtle
Car Damage After Late Night Macadam Crash
A Jewerk roadster was badly damaged after midnight on the macadam road near Power's farm. The driver swerved and the car struck the front, leaving the occupants uninjured though possibly serious injuries were feared for the car's machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aget Rosenbaum
Thartis
Tie Power
Furmy
Chacadlang
Public opinion shifts in Leopold and Loeti murder case
Judge Tol R. Caverly reported in Phipago that during the Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeti hearing, 16 letters were read. Fourteen urged life imprisonment, one demanded the gallows, and one was neutral, signaling a push for the extreme penalty from the letter-writing public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phipago
Tol -R. Caverly
de Flueia
Nathan FP Leopold
Richard Loeti
Robert Franks
Tuition Chyerly
Plans to End Stream Pollution in Pennsylvania Tannery Accord
A $35,000 fund to eliminate trade wastes in Pennsylvania rivers was agreed by the sanitary water board and tanners with state health labor and industry officials. Engineers will study advanced methods and the first $10,000 payment is due by September 1 from supporting industries. The program involves multiple firms and aims to remove pollutants draining into streams, with initial tentative development and statewide support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Tmiarrishurg
Sanitary, Water Board
Pennsylvania
Health, Labor and Industry and Fisheries
WL. Stevenson
Chin Watgstiasr
Artaterriedtely Department
W. K Alsop
Ad I B. Norton
Ele Twintsy Cor
TT Powers
K Moser Co
Williamsport
J. Ulfieh
Kistler Leather Co
Look Haven
A. W. Toppenstedt
Howard, West Hickor
Sbilville Tanneries
T J Oberlanier
Bikind Leather Co
Davis Supports Bryan on Mobilization Policy
New York July 81 John W Davis backed Charles W Bryan in a mobilization dispute. He issued a statement correcting printed intimations of disagreement and endorsed Bryan's stance on engaging in a September military demonstration. Davis had previously suggested possible avoidance of the issue.
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Bryan
United Press
New York
John W Davis
Charles W. Bryan
Davis Venice
Nebraska
Davis
Goolidge
Radio Taken Into Court As Nuisance
Pitysburgh July 1 1 Radio which has provided entertainment for millinite Wan taken into common pleas court here today on petition of Dr Charles Murray Judge Carpenter granted temporary restraining order restraining W Bower a radio dealer of Sewurity from operating a loud speaker in front of his store Murray claimed the radio was so loud that it interfered with the proper examination of his patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 5. Murray
Carpenter
W. Bower
Sewurity
Murray
Corner Stone Laying Ceremonies at St Edward's School
Ceremonies mark blessing and cornerstone laying of St Edward's Parochial School on Sunday at 9 80 o'clock. Continental Construction Co of Erie builds the new West Washington Street school with clergy and Rev L A McBride of St Ann's delivering remarks. Attendants include Rt Rev John Mark Gannon Bishop of Erie, Rt Rev Mons Peter J Cauley VG, Rev Stephen Cauley, Rev L A McBride, Rev Thomas A Canlin, Rev Reiser, and Rev M E Tracey. The school opens formally in fall 1025, shares valued about 650000, with public social functions until classes begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's Parochial School
Ifernoun
Contintal Construction Company of
Erie
West
Washington Street
Bornerstone
L.A. McBride
St Ann's Church
Era
Nate
John Mark Gannon
Peter J. Cauley
Stephen Cauley
L. A McBride
Thomas A Canilin
Union Citys
Rp. Reiser
St. Elizabeth's Church
M. E. ‘Tracey
St. Thomas Church
Poy McLanghlie
St. Edward's
Father Travey
Hold War Hero For Robbery Of Florida Bank
F M Williams, once a major in a machine gun battalion and Hall of Fame figure, was expected to be arrested in Tampa on an indictment charging complicity in a $4,000 Exchange National Bank robbery. Williams, who later led prohibition enforcement, earned multiple decorations and was linked to a group of four others indicted, including a former policewoman.
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United Press
Tampa
Plu
F M_ Williams
Exchange National Bank
Williams
Mortals” Ife
O| Uce Exe
Prohibition Enforcement
Oice
Worning
Buffalo Bill
Wik Winwiy
Stolen Cars Recovered In Meadville Erie Theft Links
Corry authorities investigate two auto thefts after a Dodge coupe owned by a local man was found abandoned with its motor damaged. The Erie machine was recovered near Meadville hours earlier, with thieves fleeing the scene leaving the key and medical cases behind. Police pursue leads to identify and arrest suspects as part of a broader case across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
George Siegel
Dodge
Corry Dowtgrain
Irmie-Lglely
Mead Silke
Norder
Lene
Penn
Meadville
Erie Machine
West Uist Street
Erie
Tre
Br Tulen
Mail guard foils $50,000 robbery at Lackawanna station
East Orange New Jersey July 31 quick thinking postal employee Eugene Stack averted a planned $50,000 mail robbery at Lackawanna station. A bandit was shot and killed. a second fled after bullets struck the guard and a nearby helper. Pouches of registered mail and money reportedly lay on the platform as the failed raid ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press East
Federal Reserve
New York
Thor
Stuck
Tenegro
Stack
Tiu
Anxiety Restes Five Shot in Labor Clash on LaFollette
Three million workers await guidance as the A F L prepares a decision on LaFollette Candida May influence the election. Klansmen clash with labor supporters near LaFollette with several hurt, sparking calls for calm and policy clarity amid tense politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafollette
A. F. of L
LaVollette
Sessions of Council to Open Tomorrow in Atlantic City
Report of council sessions set to begin tomorrow in Atlantic City MoT with 3,000,000 worker voters. Federation of Labor leaders discuss endorsements and nonpartisan policy ahead of elections while La Follette prospects are debated among delegates.
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Atlantic City
Mot
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Bahor
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Fi Mayer
Tte
Ambassador Hotel
Samuel Glimpers
Federation
Tme
Gompers
Te Joureil
la Follette Ieaders
Washington
Wadlerstacid
Lessure
Assembly of Labor
Waders
Yoimell
Latoliette
Laboliette
Teratur Chies
Cootigo
Davis
Compers
American fliers expected back in states August 11
Weather permitting the air crew can reach Boston on August 11 after eight hops from their current location. Officials said the long voyage from Tong-jumps to the Atlantic route requires rest periods and favorable winds. They expect to reach the first Athens stop around August 11 if weather holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Frese
Washington
Boston
Sit
Persian government replies to murder of American consul Imbrie
Washington July 31 The Persian government issued a reply to the American note on the murder of Robert W. Imbrie, agreeing to all US demands. It praises efforts to identify and arrest suspects, offers to honor Imbrie’s remains with Armenian escort aboard a Persian ship if possible, and to pay transport costs if a warship is needed. The note also pledges greater guards for American legation and consulates and states it desires to relieve and capsize the excluded consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Wasilington
Ammericsin
Tribrie
United States
Membrie
Hovdis
Persia
Rotary Club Outing at Findley Lake Reported
Pirey Rotarians and their ladies gathered yesterday afternoon at the Kibler cottage near Findley Lake for the annual Rotary outing. The event featured a mushhall game, contests, Rotary songs, and a hearty dinner, with Dr Kibler and Mrs Kibler noted for adding to the pleasure of the day. Gerald Gilson and wife returned to the city after two years in Long Beach California, arriving by motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirey
Tr CB
Riller
Findley ‘Lake
Curry Cial
Rotary
Kibler
J. Kibler
Corr
Ands
Gerald Gilson
Long Beach
Calif
City
Five Best Radio Features Highlighted for Tonight
Listings for five radio features across major stations. WEAF in New York features Vincent Lopes and his Hotel Pennsylvania orchestra at 9 p m eastern. WIAX in Cleveland presents TyanFrancisci's concert ensemble and studio program at 8 p m eastern. WQJ in Chicago offers a late concert with orchestras, piano, and tenor solos at 9 p m central. WIZ in New York airs Dr. Alexander Russell performing Che with a focus on chestnut repertoire at 7 p m eastern. WOAW in Omaha presents a program by Council BIBS artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Vincent Lopes
Pennsylvania
WIAX
Cleveland
Tyan Francisci
WQJ
Chicago
WIZ
Alexander Russell
Che Woaw
Omaha
Council Bibs
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