Cleve record shows Suey Soso in 4 year old case
A fragment notes Suey Soso in Cleveland related to a four year old case. Details are unreadable but imply a legal or official matter with limited context.
13 Jun 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
1
A fragment notes Suey Soso in Cleveland related to a four year old case. Details are unreadable but imply a legal or official matter with limited context.
A gang of 20 to 25 men used gas bombs to force open mail cars on a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train near Rondout Illinois stealing cash and bonds valued at 1 to 2.6 million. Clerks resisted and one was accidentally shot. robbers fled in cars toward Chicago with sacks of money then distributed to Minneapolis St Paul Milwaukee and Seattle areas. Police and citizens across multiple cities scoured the region as postal inspectors questioned crew members and relatives.
WEAT New York plans Dirly Tones and Enjeat Hare at 400 PM EST. WGY Schenectady airs Edward Stiddon's deal The Hos at Folly at 8 PM EST. WDAV Kanant Cry presents The WHAT miljunpila and the Star Race at 7 15 AM EST. WO0 Philadelphia showcases Pennsylvania Railroad entertainment starting at 7 15 PM EST. WMO Memphis features Hur Ha Memorial Choir at 8 30 PM CST.
The City Council tentatively favors a full valuation basis for the upcoming assessment, instead of the prior two thirds method. Architect A Fourit and assessor Westley will supervise field work ahead of a vote at next Monday's meeting with a Septembers first deadline to enable public review.
Lieut Lowell Smith commander of the United States aircraft team says his plane is damaged and he cannot report when it will be able to fly again. A motor is being sent from Saigon by destroyer and will take about three days to reach the aircraft.
United Press reports Cleveland dated June 11 that a GOP revolt dissolved during a committee meeting for the presidential campaign. Willem My Burien was named chairman, with William Hodges elected treasurer after Hed Ups hin resigned. Arthur Betton of Pittsburgh was picked for a key post, replacing Butfer. The mood shifted from anger to calm as the party confirmed its leadership.
Delegates at the Republican convention in an eventful session endorse Charles G. Dawes for vice president alongside Calvin Coolidge. Dawes returns to his hometown for commencement, greeted by cheers and a parade, as the party tightens around the ticket amid earlier tensions over nomination strategy.
Ground will be broken Monday for St Edward's parochial school to be built on West Washington street land owned by St Thomas Church. Central Construction Company of Erie won the bid for general construction at about Motione. plumbing and heating contracts also awarded. Building to rise two stories with basement and a future parsonage, aiming for September enclosure and December 15 completion. classes not in session until fall 1909, though site will host general construction activities.
Mrs Robert Donaldson, age unknown, died at her Spring Creek home at 10 40 this morning after an eight week illness. She had lived in Spring Creek for over 38 years and was the latest member of the Chambery family. Her husband and one daughter, Mrs Hawker Jarecki, survive along with many friends. Funeral arrangements set for Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Augie church, with burial in Spring Creek cemetery.
President Coolidge announced June 13 that 40 the war and navy departments funds are available to activate units and distribution machinery. He directs the Veterans Bureau to allocate 181000 to the war department and 257500 to the navy, usable for six months until Congress provides more money.
Racing at Altoona, Pennsylvania is planned for Saturday at 2 30 PM with 17 drivers aiming to cover 108 miles. Heavy rain earlier may ease and the forecast calls for clearing weather. Also noted is a federal railway financing decision affecting the Cleveland and Pittsburgh and a visit by Miss Bana Ware to Union City.
Three Erie firms secured city contracts for sewer construction in the Third Ward during summer. Marasco Construction won Eagle Street sewer for 17.00 with a four day completion target. Cassano and Palbo secured Marion Street sewer for 4 628. Sector and Mandock won Essex Street sewer for 8 077.25, with 22 working days. Council aims to start immediately. The park roadway and fountain project were deferred, likely into next year.
Scranton reports repair shops in Kingsfond Buffalo and Scranton implement a five day work week. The move is tied to locomotive work quality while Scranton engine works shows improved condition prompting the shift. About 3,000 sets sold or affected as equipment is praised.
Cleveland June report states that a Keep Coolidge campaign will be led by Stott and Rassetellia Maria with Dywee in a renewed effort following the Republican National Committee reorganization. Massachusetts official Willard AL Butlat heads the new setup.
Washington reports the battleship Mississippi suffered a significant accident marking a new episode in a long line of naval misfortunes dating back to 1904. The sequence includes multiple incidents with losses and disciplinary actions, detailing past disasters and resulting reforms.
Ensign James McCrea of Renovo Pennsylvania was among three officers who perished in the Mississippi ship explosion. A survivor recalled McCrea directing men from the conning roof with a telephone receiver in hand, sacrificing himself to save others as the vessel sank.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at 101 Park Street on Thursday June 12 with about thirty members present. Officers were elected and dues collected as part of a profitable afternoon that included readings and a luncheon, followed by a benediction.
Disaster strikes the battleship Mississippi during target practice off San Pedro Bay. An initial blast in a gun breech traps crewmen behind the rifle while a second explosion follows as the ship remains in harbor. Dozens are killed or injured and a Secret Board of inquiry is set to investigate the cause.
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