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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1924
Page
6
Harrisburg March 20 Gov Pinecot announced the appointment of John Hamberger as Fish Commissioner. Other commissioners named include J S Speer St Marve H J Donaldson Adolf Mueller Jared McRein TH Martner Matthew A Riley Elwood K Dan Ro Behaable Lester Sly Johnstown and Erie appointees from McCoanelleburg and Bellefonte.
Oil City claims the distinction as the first Pennsylvania city to operate a bus line under public service supervision. The service began in July 1901 by the Citizens Traction Co, and the bulletin notes that 11 cities and towns now feature bus operation under the street railway system.
A large beer seizure on Lincoln Avenue leads to two arrests after a confrontation with local police. Both suspects face charges and were fined after pleading guilty to liquor offenses. an additional driver was charged with violating a motor vehicle act. Names and exact addresses appear in the incident report.
Fargo reports a surprising spurt lifts Senator Robert M. La Follette to a lead over Hiram Johnson in the North Dakota Presidential primary based on official returns for most of the 2000 precincts and provisional tallies from the balance. The margin is narrow but La Follette gains a political edge that shocks Johnson supporters.
James H. Allen, long afflicted by rheumatism, claims to have developed a treatment called Atenrhu that dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles. He says the remedy banishes symptoms quickly and has authorized Thorns Downey to dispense Allenhi with a money back guarantee if the first pint bottle fails to show recovery.
By United Free PARI dispatch dated March 20 the French government announced plans to hold national elections in May. The report notes uncertainty over the exact date and notes political preparations are underway across the country.
An ad extols Studebaker as a worker owned, profit sharing enterprise with dividends, pensions, and strong assets. It touts 72 years of leadership, a 90 million dollar asset base, 12,500 machines, a 10 million dollar body plant, and 150,000 annual car production. Thirteen models priced from 1025 to 2685 emphasize quality, Timken bearings, and superior value.
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