LOOK TO HOOVER FOR DISARMAMENT MOVE
Elmer Love, a Corry youth, writes from a southwest camping trip detailing a Pike's Peak climb and visits to Colorado Springs and Manitou. He describes camping, hiking, cold nights, and altitude effects, noting the journey began after leaving Champaign and included a three day stay at Pike's Peak with views from North Cheyenne Pass and the cog railway.
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Elmer Love
Bari Love
East Columbus Avenue
Corry Boy
Emmis Crook
North Center Street
Colorado
Southwest
Mr. Love
Miss Crook
West
Champalen
Junith
Missouri
Kansan
Kansis
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Cheyenne Pass
Manitou
Evrything
Colorain Springs
Laos
Cada
Poll on Blue Law repeal group formed in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 24 A committee led by writer Owen Wistner and tanker William West to poll the Pennsylvania Legislature on repeal of the Blue Law. They align with the Anti Blue Law Association seeking repeal of the 1794 law restricting Sunday amusements and sports. Pittsburgh June 26 Salvatore Acobres of New York to extradition hearing for alleged trooper assault near Acmetonia August 22 1927.
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Cy Wultta
Philadelphia
Owen Wistner
William West
Penmsylvania
Anti-Blue Law Association
Pittsburgh
Salvatore Acobres
New York
James J. Downity
Greensburg
Acmetonia
Auiruat
Will Micht Stradh— Tiod
Canoe Rides Recall Center Street Floods Twenty Years On
Twenty years ago this afternoon a cloudburst caused severe flood damage in the city. Ralph Sly Hot led a canvas canoe down Center Street from the city building to Mainstein as residents remember the storm. The central and southern city areas saw the heaviest rains, with the four foot main sewer running at capacity and turbid water flooding streets for hours. Trains arrived late as water reached eight to ten inches over the Center Street crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Sly
Center Street
Mainstein
Lly
Crosaille
James Drown Announces Candidacy for City Controller
James P. Drown longtime city resident and former secretary of the Chamber of Commerce announces his bid for City Controller. He cites civic activity and broad support from manufacturers and citizens, pledging faithful duty if elected while current controller Charles C. Wales has not stated candidacy.
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James P. Drown
Chamber of Commerce
Crown
Reaaot
Conemerce
Jim
Corry
Cit~izeng
Charles C. Wales
Pepper Opens Convention of Pa Bar Assn in Bedford Springs
Former U S Senator Gen Wharton Pepper opened the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Virty-fétt annual convention at Bedford Springs with the president’s annual address. About 600 lawyers and jurists attended the three day sessions as reports from committees and state crime commission were heard. Pepper urged lawyers to apply moral and social duties to client guidance and criticized improper rights to practice amid relatives and incompetent parties.
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Bedford Springs
United Press
United States
Gen Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Pennsylvania State Crime Commission
Pepper
Hewlere Oh
New Pastor of Corry Church Named
The Rev. Lyle Douglas Utts has accepted the call to Emmanuel Episcopal in Corry Pa and resigns from St. Paul’s Episcopal in Greenville Ohio. He will begin duties August 1 at Emmanuel while his work with the Greenville church is summarized as he departs for the Corry rectory.
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Lyle Douglas Utts
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Greenville
Ohi
Mr Utw
Utte
Pennsylvanea
Corry
Utts
Pennsylvania Railroad seeks Ford system link
New York June 20 The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is negotiating to purchase the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad from Ford Motor Company via the Penny road Corporation. The DT&I runs 343 miles from Detroit to Ironton and has been largely electrified since Ford's acquisition. The move follows Wabash Railroad's plan for a trunk line and positions the PRR as a driving force behind regional consolidation.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Detroit
Toledo and Tronton
Ford Motor Company
Garnier
Greending Lo
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Penny Road Corporation
Henry Ford Ceveral
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio
Wabash Railroad
Bothensterrt
Penneyivania
Ironton
Ford
Chest Clinic Set for July 10 in Erie Building
J Kenneth Winter Erie Anti Tuberculosis Society executive secretary organized a free chest clinic to be held on July 10 in the municipal building clinic rooms. Dr Willa P Brown Philadelphia medical director of the Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society will conduct examinations with X ray support by the Society. No charge. all with TB symptoms or exposure urged to attend. doctors asked to refer top cases.
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Erie Anti-Tuberculosis Society
J. Kenneth Winter
Erie Anti-Tuberclosis Society
Willa P. Brown
Phlindelphla
Pennsylvania ‘Tuberculosis Society
Dafiper
Brown
Ohio
New York
Tuberculosis Society
Corry
Secrerary Winter
de Brown
Taplin interests seek control of Wheeling and Lake Erie
Cleveland June 26 Direct ors of the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad elected by Taplin interests after a ramp session May 22 were denied authority to take control from Van Sweringen directors. The new group today said they would appeal to the appellate court after a judge denied a further injunction to oust the Van Sweringen management.
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United Press
Cleveland
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings show WOR CBS Network 7 00 Hank Simmons Show Boat. WOR CBS Network 9 00 United Symphony Orchestra WHAF NBC Network 9 30 The Revellers and Soloists Wie WBC Network 9 30 Victor Wagner Orchestra Wiz NBC Network 10 00 Slumber Hour.
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WOR
CBS
Hank Simmons
United Symphony Orchestra
NBC
the Revellers
Wie
WBC
Victor Wagner
Wiz
Auto fatality case yields reduced charges in Brie
A Tuesday hearing led to withdrawal of manslaughter information against Miss Evelyn Kosmossel, 16, and John Proman, 19, after J M Tingley’s widow withdrew the complaint. Kosmossel fined 25 dollars plus costs for reckless driving and 10 dollars plus costs for driving without license. Proman fined 25 dollars plus costs for allowing an unlicensed driver to operate his car. The crash near Waterford left Mrs. J M Tingley dead and her husband injured.
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J. M. ‘Tingiey
Dhe
Evelyn Kosmossel
John Proman
Corry
Waterford
J. M. ‘Tingley
Avonia
Frank Gacakowski
Brie
Miss Kosmosis
Froman
Alose
Tingley
Erie Hospital
New Corry Band Organized Last Evening
Merle Lillie elected president of the Corry City Band at a Municipal building meeting. Over forty five musicians signed up, with Ross Mead secretary and Norman York treasurer. Prof. Joseph Fags will direct. committee to study by laws and finances. A follow up meeting with Frank H. Losey set for Friday to discuss instruments.
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Merle Lillie
Corry
Joseph Fags
Meadville
Frank H. Losey
Brie
Losey
Dvat
Areps
Yyounger
Forty Four Miners Entombed in Offshore Japan Mine
June 26 report from Tokio states forty four miners perished when a coal mine beneath the sea on the Matsushima archipelago collapsed. Rescue hopes were all but abandoned as efforts continued.
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Japan
United Press
TOKIO
Matsushima Archipelago
Nagasale
Five Nations Aid in Hunt for Missing Fliers
Madrid June 26 five European governments joined in the search for missing Spanish aviators. Spain sent ships and planes while Britain Italy Portugal dispatched fast destroyers to scour Atlantic waters between Portugal and the Azores for the Dornier seaplane that vanished with Commander Ramon Franco and three crew. France also dispatched destroyers Lew Patd Lyn to aid. The Spanish government widened the search as officials clung to hope for rescue.
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United Press
Madrid
Sesto
Spain
Italy
Portugal
Atlantic
Azores
United States
Toyo
Lewpatd
Lyn
Brest
Ramon Franco
Goverment
French Flier's Bride Due in France Today
Paris dispatch says Jean Aseplant Rene Le Ferré and Armand Lotti flew to Havoc to meet Assa Iant's bride Pauline Barker American debutante. An elaborate reception was planned by the French Aero lab as Assolant and party prepared to depart Le Bourget possibly with or without his wife aboard.
Britain seeks US lead in disarmament talks
London reports authoritative British circles urging Washington to take the next step in disarmament negotiations preferably with President Hoover directly. They favor informal U S soundings of other naval powers and quicker, clearer decisions on where and how talks will be held, while noting sensitivity of allied interests.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
Washington
Haoper
United States
Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
Society of Friends
Huw
Thal
M Love
Gharles
Dawes
Farres
MacDonald
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
Penn A R R Declares Regular Dividend This Week
Milwaukee June 26 Delegates at the Khwanis International 18th annual convention heard reports from four committees and Frank O Lowden address the five day meeting. The morning session heard Wilby G Hyde urge more public affairs activity while Henry K Peterson outlined plans to air agriculture and urban relations with farmers and city dwellers invited to engage in cooperative discussion at Kiwanis meetings.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Khwanis International
Frank O. Lowden
Dlinota
Wilby G. Hyde
United States
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Kiwanis
Hyde
Chilliesthe
Henry HK. Peterson
Gountell’ Bluffs
Cooperative Groupe
Pennsylvania railroad parent company declares semiannual dividend
The Pennsylvania company, parent company of the railroad, and its subsidiaries, declared a semiannual dividend of ? percent payable July 15 to stockholders on record June 29. In New Mexico, June 26, deputies and federal agents face manslaughter charges in the death of bootlegger J. J. Thompson after a delivery of liquor to an undercover operative. district attorney prepares papers.
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Pennsylvania Company
Bilver City
N.M
Sherif Thomas McSherry
W. J. Hill
J. J. Thompsen
Mquar
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Pike’s Peak
Mt North Corry
James Drown
PA. Bar Assn
Corry Church
D. Utts
P.R.R
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad
United Preas
Taplin Interests
Hosband
W. A. Howard
Titusville
Britain
France
Prench
America
Lowden
Kiwanis International
Penn
R. R
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