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11 Jun 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1924
Page
1
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In Chicago on June L Nethan Tan mold and Richard Loeb two 19 year old college graduates pleaded not guilty to charges of kidnapping and murder. The youths, dubbed The Brain and the Boy Genius, faced Chief Justice Toby R Caverly as an overflow crowd watched. Bail set, motions to quash scheduled for July 21, trial set for August 4.
Wheat states west of the Mississippi except Wisconsin unite to back a middle western candidate for interim leadership. A conference was held this morning and will resume this afternoon to choose a vice presidential replacement. Leaders mentioned include the telegraph council from Iowa and Senator Clinton from Kansas.
Secretary Hoover conferred with President Coolidge in the White House. Hoover declined to confirm interest in the vice presidency, stating the position had not changed and he would not discuss possible acceptance if offered. The meeting followed questions about cabinet succession amid the administration’s ongoing service issues.
Radiator Company announces a major building program with four projects including warehousing extensions and new shop facilities. The plan lists steel and concrete construction, crane runways, and broad broadcasting license steps at West Irving Street while Storer’s adapting apparatus draws radio enthusiasts toward upcoming local concerts and wider station reach.
Council tabulates eight bids for sewer building and water cover construction. Bids from Jamestown, Gorry, Erie firms and several others reviewed by city engineer Dickson. Award likely at Thursday evening session with an extension granted for public fountain construction bids.
Police last night picked up two strangers claiming to represent a Jamestown firm who offered floors, wares and household articles in the city. They were jailed overnight and released this morning after questioning. Chief Din kle has ordered a broader sweep of travelers from the city to keep out beggars and other suspicious characters. Residents are urged to report strangers loitering to Hay authorities.
A Pittsburgh report states that a man identified as Butler was assaulted by a highwayman near an alley by Hiviatree McKeey. The victim, 40, was robbed of 102 and left unconscious. Suspect Verwich was later held on highway robbery charges.
Corry residents and the Corry Motor Club urge removal of trolley switches at North Corry and the Hare Creek bridge. The city commission, after a report by Superintendent Howard, demands immediate action to relocate or remove the dangerous tracks. If compliance falters, legal steps will follow.
A Pittsburgh jury found the defendants Guilty in a liquor conspiracy case. The trio involved Gwen heimer Brothers Ave Company and several listed individuals including A. Guckenheister and Brothers Co Lottie Brow Joe Tt6 George Beck Willard Bickerman Willem J. Martin BG Little Loviy Parkifs.
Dr Chalmers told United Press that drunkenness rose after Prohibition, while noting no repeal support. He advocated more frequent use of medication and treatment, arguing liquor control remains essential but medical needs require reform. A second source from Shrweport, La, echoed opposition to the proposed resolution.
Brentier Kato, new Japanese cabinet head, took office today in Tokyo amid reports that price reforms will be pursued. Central News dispatch confirms the changeover and outlines anticipated policy focus.
United Press dispatch from Paris reports President Millerand offering his resignation amid furious debate in the Chamber of Deputies. Supporters and opponents clashed as the curt note was read, with cries of Vive le president and down with the revolution. The uproar halted business until the next session.
In New York an incident involving Imogene Wilson is described as a kitchen knife threat during a prior quarrel with Tinney in the Follies girl’s apartment. Hobby Gray, Tinney’s former aide, testified as a hearing resumed in West Side court.
Havana hosts a Cuban army band concert at 8 30 pm eastern on PWS while RCA Pittsburgh presents the opera The Violin Maker of Cremona at 8 pm eastern. WOS Newark offers fiddling program at 8 20 pm central and SOR airs a piano recital with Hand lorvis and Wilk Hun Rider. KSD St Louis closes with a late evening classical program from 6 45 pm to midnight central.
Levi Peterson aged 65 of Union City, a section employee for the Erie railroad, died after being struck by an eastbound way freight train near Lovell's Station while his crew repaired tracks a quarter mile west. Survived by wife, three daughters and a son. body taken to Alexander's Undertaking Parlors.
Ebensburg June 11 An attempt to have W H Souser alleged Klan leader in Johnstown brought to court at demand of District Attorney D P Weimer to influence the jury and aid in identification was denied by Judge Thomas D Rin etter A number of Lilly citizens were called as witnesses including three wounded on the night of April A when the riot occurred they described their positions and who fired first two witnesses identifying the storeowners as shooters
Harold J. Allen, age 11, died after tying a noose around his neck while playing provining pictures with his sister in their parents’ home. Officials report the boy attempted to imitate a cowboy scene from a wild west film, using a chair and rope, and slipped as he tried to free himself. The coroner is investigating the death as an accidental hanging.
Final action on the Republican platform loomed tonight as Beveridge and Warren pressed a lengthy floor fight. Beveridge vowed to carry the dispute to the convention floor while Indiana’s Hawton and Beveridge argued over language on world duties and military support. The Resolutions Committee prepared to ratify the draft platform as the convention heatedly debated the final wording.
Rev A Martin will lecture on the Passion Play at Oberanginguis in the Presbyterian Chapel at Solvloole this evening. The talk includes a historical outline and recent visits by Passion Play experts Lang and Myer. Admission is 2 cents. program music by Daw and Smith.
Kiwanis guest Corrs's Citta tea rever ne incheck for $50 from H W Loeer in Menlville representing Laurénist and Company paints and yarsinhin who visited the club at Task week's ragular tigeting. The clap was tender through John A. Lateron's coliritation for 124m tal drive for He iy Be conlusted by 4M chit.
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