20 Mar 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1924
Page
1
United Press reports from Washington that Senate investigators outline alleged Sinclair campaign debt payments tied to 1922 funds. The hearing implicates Daugherty and Hays, with testimony mentioning five figures and a hidden stock inquiry into Sinclair stock.
A monthly gathering at vechro parlors featured brief reports by officers led by President Mrs. SR. Lewin and Vice President Mrs. 40) Sunde Jann. The program included a candlelight review, thanks expressed to active members, and refreshments provided by Mrs. Tote and Sarah. The group planned the April meeting with Mrs. Colegrove coordinating.
The article reports efforts to connect routes between Walon City Centerville and Titusville to create a link from the Lakes to the Sea highway. County officials in Crawford and Erie are negotiating funds and cooperation, with progress expected soon and a focus on Route 271 near Centerville and Route 270 developments in Verunga and Brie counties.
A Sisley woman, repeatedly mentioned in police reports, faces jail for tax charges and disorderly conduct. Police arrested her after a disturbance at her home. she was held for arraignment and appeared in court with a warrant outstanding.
According to the World Almanac, spring starts late today with daylight longer than darkness. Sunrise is around 4 minutes after 8 and sunset near 12 minutes past 7. The season’s length increases daily toward the solstice, with the longest day expected on June 21.
A fragmented Radio World page lists a concert by the Way mod's Symphony Orchestra with stations WR and WIAX and a late dance program in Oakland. It mentions Sinfonia Pratarnity and two plays titled A Matter of Hyamninds and Oy Me Tawra.
The Chamber of Commerce holds a regular session this evening at the Municipal building. President Hilteror issued the call for the meeting yesterday.
Sixteen road tests were conducted in the city yesterday by members of the State Highway Patrol. Patrolmen evaluated various candidates to determine fitness for driving duties, with results expected to be announced in the coming days.
North Dakota and Georgia voters participated in the first primaries of the 1924 presidential campaign. Coolidge’s showing drew praise from his managers, while La Follette’s absence affected Johnson’s hopes. McAdoo led in Georgia with Reed of Missouri showing little support for Roosevelt, and North Dakota emphasized La Follette’s influence though his ballot status remained unclear.
President Coolidge moves to speed legislation before conventions. He plans White House talks with Senate leaders and House steering committee members to map an adjournment timetable and set a definite legislative program.
Vanderlip organizes a Federal research effort to gather evidence on federal departments as Senate investigators seek truth. He states the aim is to expose conduct and bring it before the public despite hostile reaction. A $1,000,000 payment to his wife and two associates is noted in the record.
Reported gatherings at the Methodist church show rising attendance for a series of services led by Dr. Peacock. He stressed prayer and biblical teaching, noting hell as a place for the devil and his angels, with future talks planned including Christ the supreme savior.
Minn Esther Cozad daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Cozad of this city sails for San Francisco by Panama Canal to take up work in Sunny Braneishes hospital on the Pacific side. The Corry girl is noted for her role in the second annual training course at Walter Reed Hospital Washington where fifteen graduates completed a program of pro push exercises held in February.
Former prime minister Winston Churchill, once a Liberal and cabinet holder, lost his Weston Abbey constituency bid at a by election. He ran as an Independence AntiSocialist candidate after breaking with his party over collaboration with Labour, drawing wide interest as the Labour government faced criticism.
Confused reports from Philadelphia and New York indicate authorities plan charges against Thaw for an alleged assault. The case involves a recent arrival from Pittsburgh and a visit to a minister, with defiant defense expected from Thaw’s supporters.
Corryite R Olds 44 of Corry charged after mile chase in Buffalo sand on a man struck accident scene. Heisler chased and captured him, Olds jailed then released on $500 bail per count for driving an automobile without aiding injured and leaving the scene. A second motorist, Blain, was brought home by other drivers, suffering bruises.
Sherman authorities issued a reward for Loretta Stah a one year old girl missing from Sherman two weeks ago. Sheriff Vain Geom leads the hunt with little success while officials suspect she may have gone to Buffalo or Canada where her father resides. Foster parents announced the reward yesterday to encourage recovery.
Moscow reports that China repudiated the agreement signed by Wang and Karakhan. Soviet officials warn of serious consequences as Russia prepared to ratify the pact but China withheld ratification. The dispute centers on recognition of the Soviet government by China and its implications.
Arrangements are under way for the upcoming Teachers Institute session to be held Thursday afternoon March 27. Superintendent Hemstreet announced the program including devotional exercises, talks by Dr. Lowe and Dr. Pillab, lesson assignments, and round table discussions for both high and elementary sections.
A relief party of officers and 187 sailors arrived at Tegucigalpa Honduras at noon yesterday. The cable from American Minister Morley to the State Department confirms the landing and underscores ongoing U.S. support amid the Honduran relief effort.
Rosamond Smith of 710 Rust Wayne Street, Corry, died in St Petersburg, Wash, from apoplexy after being stricken Tuesday, March 9. She is survived by husband PF Smith and three sons Stanley Smith of Pittsburgh Archie Smith of Tulsa and Romap Smith. two daughters Stella Winckywell of Pittsburgh and Mrs Rowe of Corry. two brothers W. H. Gilkaw of Bradford and EP Gilwa. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
A three story frame gatehouse of Glabman Brothers furniture dealers caught fire in central Chicago. The blaze spread to nearby dwellings as residents fled. Firefighters battled the flames while property protection crews tried to limit damage.
Police appeal for help locating 18 year old girl missing from Warren. Described as about five feet four inches, brown hair and eyes, wearing a blue crepe dress trimmed in grey, crepe de chine with fur, a yellow hat with veil, and a light polo coat.
The Kiwanis Club meets for a weekly luncheon with business on the agenda. W Brown reports from the district meeting highlighting good member connections and club functioning.
Washington reports Tex Rickard, fight promoter, is questioned by a Senate investigative committee over alleged interstate distribution of fight film. He says he hired a New York film maker to simulate the Dempsey Carpentier fight and denies wrongdoing, asserting plans to show the film only at select events.
United Press reports Britain plans a world flight next Tuesday to beat the United States. Air crews including A. S. Cy Marhue Yauddron and Keith and Sergent Andrews prepare planes for a global route from Walshott via Atlantic air lanes.
Major Fredericks K. Martin and his party planned a new “round the world” trip departing Vancouver. weather forced a retreat to Vancouver after a collision damaged the northward route. The group eyed Eugene and Willson at Nelson, Oregon, as next steps in their world tour.
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