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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1928
Page
1
Orel Res 1 Drain Time at Mead Road
A fragment describes an incident at Mead Road near Tower Road with a quick response and a home scene. It references a person named Thomas and a date in an unclear format, noting an excellent effort and property concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadrd
Tower
Thomas
Fragmented notice about a sale and payments
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a sale at a location with partial names and numbers. The legibility is too low to identify exact parties, dates, or terms. The context suggests a real estate or asset sale and payment note with missing details.
German fliers on first leg of ocean flight scout pacific
German aviators led by Hermann Koehl and August Loos fled from Berlin on a suspected trans Atlantic run. Their journey toward Baldonnel, Ireland, marked the initial leg of a planned westward flight to New York.
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Pacific
Temeslehof Airdrome
Atlantic
Baldonnel
George Macdonagh
United Press
Baldonnell Airdrome
Dublin
Atlantia
New York
Jlinkers
B.S
Berlin
Mitchell Wield
L. 1
Hermann Koehl
Arthur Spind
Jer
Koehl
Baron von Huenefeld
Koeh
Brémun
Mar
Hermann Koel
August Loose
Eft ‘Templehof
Baldonnet
Ueland
Koehtcii Loose
Baldonne
United States
Horla
Avorea
von Fuenefeld
Avistors
Junicere
Bremen
Loose
Ireland
Exploded Lead in Local Swindle Case
Titusville authorities exploded a key clue in the Mrs. Jason Frost swindle on South Center Street. Chief Tipton said no definite lead toward arrest remains after Pakrohnan Ruppersburg’s visit. A $450 worthless check paid for a Chevrolet coupe linked to the case was found to involve a different party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Culpit
South Center Street
Jason Frost
Pakrohnan Ruppersburg
Itesville
Tipton
Ruppersburg
Miners to be Released in Pittsburgh Picketing Case
Sixty four striking coal miners jailed in Allegheny County will be released on their own recognizance as the United Mine Workers of America faces rioting charges. Judge Joseph M Swearingin approved the release after discussions with Sheriff Robert H Braun District Attorney Samuel H Gardner and UMWA president Patrick F Magan. The men await grand jury action on riot and unlawful assembly charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Proon
Pittsburgh
Alleghiny County
Moreskyn
Botwan
United Mine Workers of ‘America
Joseph M Sweringen
Criminal Court
Samuel H. Gardner
Gardner
Braun
Patrick F. Magan
Diutelit
The
United Workers
Wld Ou Chirgen
Fuunemblaires
Kitts Tops Republican Primary Ballot for 49th District
Harrisburg March 26 State Senator Miles B Kitts of Wrie won first place on the Republican primary ballot for the 49th Senatorial district comprising Erie County The drawing to determine ballots was held at the State Election Bureau William Hamilton of Erie had petitioned for the nomination but was blocked by the Bureau The Dauphin County Court ordered Hamilton be certified pending appeal to the State Supreme Court William McGlelland drew second place with 231 candle dale votes Charles Pearson State Highway Department publicity director drew first for Kilts with 118 Firsts in the Monday drawing Nearly all Pearson draws favored Republican organization candidates
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United Press
Harrisburg
Miles B. Kitts
Wrie
Senate
Erie County
William Hamilton
Erie
Hamilton
Dauphin County
Election Bureau
Aldute
Supreme Court
Dauphin Court
Uleus
State Supreme Court
Wm. McGlelland
Republicas
Candle Dale
Kitts
Charles Pearson
State Highway Department
Kilts
Pearson
MURDERS FAMILY MURDERS FAMILY AT LOWDEN TOWA
Unites Press reports Lambert Meyer aged 40 shot and killed his wife and three children before taking his own life at his Lowden Iowa home. Relatives said he had been despondent after official post office removal. Grand Commandery officers and guests were to attend a dinner at Hotel Corry that evening followed by a buffet luncheon hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary.
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Unites Press
Lowden
Towa
Mar
Loweden
Lambert Meyer
Short
Glarence Commandery
Dent
Knighta ‘Templar
Post Office
Boyd A. Musser
Alle
Grants
Pennsylvanie
Hotel Corry
Clarence Commandery
John A. Murphy
Pittsburgh
James
HL Chickering
Old City
Clyde P. Love
Harrisburg
Milton
McDowell
State College
Bini
Charles T. Derrick
Bellwood
Benjamin F Sleger
Grand Herald
Rte
Employment Survey Shows Upward Trend After Slump
A partial Labor Department unemployment survey reports 1,874,000 fewer persons unemployed than in 1925. Secretary Davis told the Senate the trend was downward from April 1927 to January 1928, with February showing an upward turn, while full surveys remain costly and uncertain.
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United Press
Washington
Mar
Labor Department
Davis
Senate
Tribute Honors Victims Of Submarine S-4 Tragedy
PROVIDENCE March 7 bodies of Joseph Stevens and engineer Wsternnan were lowered into a mausoleum as buglers sounded laps. In Boonville Missouri funeral services honored RL Short who died in the S-4 sinking. Mayor Johnston led the ceremony with academy members and military representatives attending, while a mother received a farewell note from Short.
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United Press Providence
Toseph L. Stevens
Riverside
R. T
Joseph WW. Stermnan
Provinestown
Oalsland Mauseoleum
State
Aivie
Boonville
RL. Short
Kempo Military Academy
F. A. Johnston
Short
Late Senator Ferris Speaker in Corry
Death of Senator Woodbridge N Ferris of Michigan occurred at Washington after a long illness. He was the speaker at the 1924 dedicatory ceremonies at the Junior High School in Corry and spent the day there delivering an inspiring talk in the evening. A large crowd recalls his personal appeal as the dedication brought his presence to the capital.
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Sento Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
Washington
Ferris
George Bulers
Oil City
H.C. Carr
St. Carp
Bear Lane
John Amather
Saybyoole
Snapp
Sacramento Valley Faces Serious Flood Threat
Sacramento Calif March 26 With the American river at flood stage and much of North Sacramento underwater flood waters threatened more as a new storm looms in the Sierras. The river swollen to the highest in 20 years flooded main streets forced rescues by rowboats and lime bikes. Refugees housed at Masonic Temple and Armory as flood gates opened. Residents warned to move livestock and prepare for possible evacuations. Waters were slightly lower at some points early today but renewed storms could push rivers higher and devastate valley towns.
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United Press
Sacramento
Calif
Mar
North Sacramento
High Sierras
Hughest Point
Banis Panhecy
North
Masonica V Temple
Armory
Brighton
Muntove
Tate
Knights Landing
Captain Mintosh Plans Transatlantic Flight
London reports Captain J E L McIntosh plans an all metal three engined flying boat with the air ministry. He aims for a double and triple crossing of both the Atlantic Ocean this summer. Authorities cooperate and Cap Tymma may accompany him. The Carvoni Company provides a directional studiomperstor and radio gear for long ocean flights.
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United Press London
J. EL. McIntosh
McIntosh
United States
India
Air Minstry
Sout
North Atantic
Mentosh
Air Ministry
Cap! Tymma
Carvoni
Theopen
Reno Floods Drench City as River Rises to High Stage
Reno and surrounding areas faced record river levels as the Truckee overflowed its banks. Thousands were displaced to higher ground though no casualties were reported. California and Nevada streams swelled from heavy rains and snowmelt, with another storm approaching and weather warnings issued.
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San Francisco
Mar
California
Nevada
Sierra Nevada
Pacific
U. S. Weather Bureau
No Trace Found Of 50 Bandits In Mexican HoldUp
MEXICO CITY March 26 United Press reports no trace found today of 50 bandits who held up 200 people on the Puebla highway and escaped after stripping them of money and jewels. American Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow narrowly avoided being in the holdup, passing the scene earlier and later seeing soldiers in pursuit. Officials and press witnesses described the bandits as courteous, aiding women and children to alight from motor cars. One woman believed American was among the victims. the payroll of about 190000 pasos was the bandits target, with guards defending the pay car and an assistant paymaster shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Peabla
Dwight W. Morrow
Estradda
Allan Dawson
American Legation
Manuel Sierra
Foreign Office
Morrow
Arthur Rubl
Xojquiapan
Puebla
National Highwayy Commission
Missouri May Support Lowden At National Convention
Missouri Republicans met in St Joseph to select seven delegates at large to the national convention. Lowden leaders claimed 23 of 82 district delegates, as James A Finch praised Lowden and attacked Senator Reed, urging endorsement based on farm relief and flood control at national expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Joseph
Mar
Lowden
James A. Finch
Missouri
James A. Reed
Lowdon
Campaign funds under strict watch by new Senate panel
Washington rumor mill focuses on a proposed Senate resolution to form a special committee to police presidential campaign expenditures. Nye chairs the effort, targeting expanded powers, subpoenas, and a $50,000 budget to audit spending and track changes after Teapot Dome disclosures. The panel would include two Republicans, two Democrats, and Senator Shipstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nye
Wommitter
Variaus
Senate
Boral
Treas
Shipstead
Jume
South
Washington
Detective killed in Philadelphia gunfire during raid
Acting City Detective Joseph Etriss was shot and killed by Leonard Tannonte, 42, after pursuing him for attacking Mrs. Etriss with a blackjack. Police say Tannonte awaited officers calmly, mistaking the detective for a possible robber in plain clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siephen
Philadelphia
Mar
Joseph Etriss
Leonard Tannonte
Two Bandits Wounded in Saloon Holdup Clash
A Philadelphia police officer shot during a three way gun battle with two armed men late this morning. The bandits Charles Swartz aged 96 and Joe Harris 26 were seriously wounded, and Officer Joseph Miers was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Philadelphia
Charles Swartz
Joe Harris
Joseph Miers
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
Radio guide lists programs and times across stations. General Motors Hour features Averlt Marshall, baritone at 9:30 P M. Other schedules include Moments in History on WBZ and Aleppo Drum Corps on WBZ Springfield 9:90 P M.
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WEAP
General Motors
Aver
Elt
Marshall
WBZ
Springfield
Aleppo
WOR
Columbia
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