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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1927

Page

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International Settle­ment Under Attack in Shanghai Clash

Shanghai and Nanking news describe foreign evac routes as Cantonese Nationalists seize cities along the Yangtze. Armed Americans and British crews engage near Shanghai while mobs loot, and a naval duel erupts with vessel fire near the North Station.

Nanking Preston Noa Emerald Shanghai Volunteres Arillek United States Marine Corps Fie Chinoep Shanghad Whitaker Alma Tike Bays Shanghial North Station Ranger Rowe Wth Tyla Darraroid Noth Sésehnan Road Shangnal Mar Su Chow China Yangtze Wahi Gil Conmiar Wuhcliu Jnati United States Marine Headquarters Nere

Erie Bandit Shot by Toledo Police

Toledo Ohio man 22 Verne Tyler Erie Pay was in County Branch Hospital with a bullet wound over his heart. Three men, described as bandits, robbed a Toledo area location of $400 in past 12 hours. Patrolman Geo. Birr shot at the suspect during an attempted hold up. details describe injuries and hospital stay for Tyler and another victim Stay Madrid, 45, Cleveland, unconscious and seriously injured from the robbery.

United Preas Toledo Ohio Verne Tyler Erie County Branch Hospital Tewis Geo Biri Homer Cate Walter Stine Madrid Cleveland

City Council Deliberates Routine Matters and Public Works

The council considered widespread routine business including petitions for gasoline lights on East Main and water drainage for West Congress Street flooding. Officials discussed electricity installation, street lighting, and collaboration with the Mutual Telephone Company on downtown poles. The meeting adjourned after informal city matters and plans to install iron posts and lighting.

Minilial Jase Aho Braden Wallace Olmvier Qenis Fon Bond Congress Street West Congress Street Mutual Telephone Company Horthwert First Avenue Janel South WE. Nob Sherimn Setiin Corneil Council Public Safety Mowant

WIFE DIRECTLY LINKED IN BRUTAL SNYDER MURDER

New York police say Allert Snyder and Motor Boating editor were murdered in a premeditated crime. Gray Red confessed that he and Mrs Snyder plotted the killing to collect $25,000 insurance and cover their affair. Gray described how he struck Snyder with a weight and Mrs Snyder helped finish the act.

Snyder New York Allert Snyder Motor Busiting Salve Today Aril Gilberset Snys der Richard Newcombe Distriot Queens New York Police Department Gray Syracuse Newcombe Long Island City Mclaughiig Tre Shim

Rotary Chit Talk on Classification at Hotel Meeting

C Weir, secretary and classification committee chair, spoke at the regular Rotary Club meeting at the Hotel this noon, discussing Rotary membership selection. Morris Whipin was admitted as a member. Visitors included A W McCoy of Meadville and Mr Giddings of Waterford. A directors meeting followed the session.

C. Weir Rotary Morris Whipin A.W. McCoy Meadville Giddings Waterford Smeeting Chub

Scout leaders to meet in city for training course

Frayer Scout executive will be in the city Wednesday evening to meet prospective Scout masters for Hay Scout Woops. He will convene at Junior High School at 720 o'clock to plan a training course for scoumasters. All interested are urged to attend.

Frayer Scoumasters

Inspectors visit Senior High School for auditorium changes

A.W. Mercy and Mr Giddings from the State Department of Labor and Industry visited Waterford connected inspectors in the city today. Factory inspectors met with school officials at the Senior High School over recently ordered changes to the auditorium there.

A.W. Mercy Inoanynic Giddings Waterford State Department of Labor and Industry

City Council to Inspect Sewer Intake On Spring Street

City Council will inspect the Spring Street sewer intake to assess conditions and plan immediate action. Commissioner Brow and Engineer Rickson will join Councillor Colm to determine repairs, aiming to reduce stench and health concerns for residents. Corneil will visit Tuesday to report findings and inform the next municipal executive meeting.

Spring Street Severn Brow Sitio Satkro Mr. Brown Tris Brown Corneil Susin

Columbus Road Bill Cleared for Floor Debate Out of Committee

Harrisburg dispatch reports a road bill from the Roosevelt unit moves forward after passage from committee. The measure targets a stretch of county road in the city and awaits floor consideration amid party lines and local opposition.

Recognition of Nationalists Face US Confrontation

United Press reports Washington weighs the fate of recognizing the Nationalist Chinese government in Shanghai. Coolidge favors recognizing a regime with broad Chinese support and stability, delaying until conditions predicted by officials align. The Nationalists seek unification, while foreign powers fear a China split and favor delaying formal recognition.

United States Washington Shanghai Coolidge Pesteck Soviet Russia suogHition Solidlers Mbija Th Walt All China China

Aged Hiker Weston in New York Hit by Taxi at Night

Edward Pay Weston, famed long distance walker known for coast to coast treks, was badly injured in a taxi collision on West 605th Street near St Vincent's Hospital. He had recently faced poverty and health setbacks, with friends funding support as his condition worsened.

Edward Payson Weston United Press New York Waan St. Vincent's Hospital Willy Weston al Taxicah Sidi Phe Shanitheus Pacific White Misa Anne Nichols Abie Trish Roac

Drastic Punishment for Reckless Drivers Bill Introduced

A bill by Senator Fay Stoiver before the Senate proposes severe penalties for reckless operation of motor vehicles. It states that death caused by gross and wanton negligence could lead to imprisonment up to twenty years or separation confinement, while causing injury carries a fine up to $1,000 and prescribed penalties.

United Press Marrishurg Vic Mar Deghe Reskless Fay Stoiver Nother Provided EE Vt

Fisher election reform bills seen in Senate debate

Harrisburg Mar 22 The Senate tentatively passed ten election measures from committee last week including six Hamisher reforms aimed at tempering independent and fusion tickets and mandating matching funds. The administration push for broader reform faced delays as amendments were debated with Republican leaders and party chairs signaling modifications to the program.

Thomas E. Williams United Press Harrisburg Senate Haris Ehlendar Davis Mellon Winr Dechiras Dallas 1Hik Mor Muse Hig Sien Moore Washington

Possible lifting of U S arms embargo to Mexico

The State Department announced it would terminate the 1925 anti smuggling treaty with Mexico, effective March 28, 1929, after a year of force and notice. Officials cited no current commercial treaty with Mexico and said continued arms shipments could trigger enforcement actions. Mexico’s ambassador communicated after a weekend visit to the department.

State Department Mexico United Press Washington NeMuge Mestico United States Stanides Musico Mexico City Kellogg Mistras

Five Best Radio Features List and Times

Listing shows daily radio features across stations with schedules and programs. Notable items include Eveready Hour with Walter Kelly The Virginia Judge at Baltimore Municipal Band concert WSAI Cincinnati and a string quartet on WOW Omaha, plus KEBAB Lincoln and University of Nebraska program times.

United Press Walter Kelly WAL Baltimore Cincinnati WOW Omaha Lincoln University of Nebraska

Deadline on House Bills in Harrisburg as adjournment nears

In Harrisburg on March 23, the House faces the last day for introducing bills while the chamber is expected to begin appropriation hearings. The General Assembly, in its final month, has fixed April 14 for its final adjournment.

Harrisburg Mar General Assembly

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