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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1927

Page

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Separate wage negotiations by districts

Union leaders empower district officers to enter separate wage talks with operators to avert a Mine shutdown after April. Districts may allow continued work under present wages pending settlement, with Montana Wyoming Washington Michigan and Central Pennsylvania already negotiating and others in Iowa and the southwest area. Operators in the central competitive fields now face the choice to continue mining or shut down as the district framework guides a general settlement.

Gerald P. Overton United Pros Indianapolis Ind United Mine Workers Union Policy Committee Center Jacksonville John J. Lewis Unitend Mine Workers Montana Wyoming Washington Michigan Pennsylvania Iowa Lewis Uction Gintral

Two Youths Arrested In Local Street Incident

Two city youths Glen King and Leo Savage were arrested by Patrolmen Ruppersburg and Flanigan after a night aboard West Slain Street. Authorities will present the case to the police magistrate this Wednesday.

Glen King Leo Savage Ruppersburg Flanigan Joe Corry King Siryuge Q

Radio Listings Highlight Evening Programs Across Stations

A garbled radio listing features WBAL Baltimore and KDKA KYW programs with mentions of Uptown Theatre concerts, University of Nebraska programming, and a variety of hour slots. Names and times are inconsistently reported, but references to RBAL and WIZ stations suggest a regional broadcast schedule page.

WRAT Wbal Baltimore Bustama Baltimore Municipal Denai Uptown Baul Grand Lincoln University of Nebraska

Shootings in Ridgway Struck Man Wounded at Home

Ridgway, March 29. Pay Mar reports Felchetti, wounded by shotgun fire, in Elk County Hospital after an attack on March 8 by John Bonghi. Bonghi was jailed yesterday as local authorities investigate the incident and the victim’s condition.

United Praag Ridgway Pay Mar Peichetti Felchetti

County WCT Gathering Here On Wednesday

Delegates from throughout the county are expected for an all day meeting of He Bele County WIC in the First Mz church here tomorrow. The program opens in the morning and runs through the afternoon and evening with union delegations and a splendid program. The organizing committee handles accommodations and key roles in the day’s events. The morning program includes prayer, institute opening, music, pledge, and committee appointments. Afternoon sessions cover institute objectives, department plans, and memorial fund activities, with prohibition benefits and noontide prayer on the schedule.

He-Bele Wic Sesdory Focal Smnibin Frances Williard

Two Virginia murderers captured by state troopers

Virginia convicts Oscar He Gutheon and Herbert Fitegerald, who escaped from Richmond penitentiary on March 20, were arrested near Export, Pennsylvania by Pennsylvania State Troops. They will be held for a hearing on murder charges and then handed to Virginia authorities. An automobile and stolen goods were recovered.

Virginia United Preas Greensburg Richmond Point Lookout Oscar He Gutheon Herbert Fitegerald Buena Vista Juniata Altoona J. M. Tileard Ir Blair Vir Pind Math Tamas Wins Duena Vinta Po

Hearings Open on Widening Radio Broadcasting Ban

Washington November hearings before the Federal Radio Commission drew a crowded turnout of broadcasters engineers and amateurs opposing any widening of the broadcasting ban to permit new stations The industry contends the move would worsen reception and increase air congestion with Jack Binns Hazel tine Corp among those testifying against the extension.

W. J. McEvoy United Press Washington Federal Radio Commisssion Commission Jack Binns Hazeltine Corporation

Ten Miles Of Road For Each Senate Dist

Harrisburg March 20 Proposals advance for enacting an omnibus road scheme adding about 100 miles to the state highway system. The plan would allot ten miles to each senatorial district and faces opposition from senators in districts comprising multiple counties. Dozens of bills to expand mileage have been introduced but no action taken as only 2.5 million dollars is available for new construction.

Harrisburg Mar Reginlauiinu Stuart

Marines Move Westward for Chinese Duty

Washington March 29 1500 Marines set for China voyage in response to rising threat at Nanking. First contingent departs Quantico for San Diego, with others following via special trains. Transport Henderson will embark them for China, signaling U S readiness to protect nationals and deploy forces if needed.

Waslington China Atlantic Seaboard Hannibal Taly Napoleon Italy Egypt Russia Homie Base Quantico Thisfternoon San Diego Tomorry Philadelphia Tim Tomophove Paris Tomorow Henderson Fenton Bern Nanking Chins United States Mort

Pupils Strike In Protest At Lafayette High School

One hundred students from Lafayette high school struck to protest Superintendent M D Proctor of Wille Plains New York. Banners carried the slogan We want Allermais. School board members decried the methods and pledged to resolve the dispute. The article also briefly notes Changsha as the capital of Hunan province and its location near the Siang River and Lake Tongtingt.

United Pre Uniontown Lafayette High School M.D. Proctor Wille Plains N. Y Proctor Changsha Hunan Province Hankaw Siang Anwok

Ford and Ward retail empire changes Detroit streets and shops

Detroit march 20 United Press describes Henry Ford and Henry Ward expanding mass retail reach. Readers would see Ford Motor Company products and a broad catalog including groceries lingerie perfumes automobiles and even household items. The piece notes the scale of distribution and the idea of city streets as direct storefronts for factory outputs.

M.D. Tracy United Press Star Detroit Fide Wong i Hetty

First Wet Measures Pass House in Harrisburg

United Press reports in Harrisburg that the first of the so called wet measures passed the Pennsylvania House by 19 to 79. The bill, pushed by Representative Haas, aims to bar double jeopardy in state and federal prosecutions, drawing opposition from dry advocates who fear weakened enforcement of state liquor laws. The item hints at further measures and Ford company references amid a chaotic, heavily quoted narrative.

United Press Harrisburg House Haas Wehigh Sehieh Dry Reaiters Goodnough Cameron Sowers Philadelphis Alexander Delaware Pennsylvania Ube Maother Veritty Perry Pord Ford Motor Company Henry Ford Ford Motor’ Company Ford Irwin

Amendments to Ballot Box Bill in Pennsylvania

In Marisburg on March 20 amendments to the ballot box bill propose judges of Common Pleas open boxes for petitions alleging substantial error or fraud. Petitioners must reside in the ward or district involved or adjacent districts and post cash bonds of 30 to 60 dollars with forfeiture. Boxes may be opened any time within four months after election or primary.

Vinlez Common /Pleas court Foxind

British Quit Changsha After Clash In China

Mar 3 dispatches report British subjects in Changsha evacuated after a clash between British sailors from J M S Woodcock and Chinese forces. The Chinese foreign affairs official demanded surrender and withdrawal of British warships. U S Pittsburgh moved toward Nanjing to assist missionaries in Wake and Wubi areas. Laborers in Wake planned a large April 1 demonstration.

United Press Shangital Changsha J. M. S. Woodcock

Pacific Developments Keep Watch On China Deployment

United Press reports March 20 that President Cossiize contemplates keeping American forces in China under Admiral leadership with unified command of foreign units at Shanghai. Marines and ships are to serve as emergency police against riots, not a full expeditionary war. A contingent of 1,000 marines is being sent as a precaution, though not guaranteed to be needed.

United Press Shington Cossiize China White House S_ Wit stalic Wall Doubtess Williams United States Shanghai

Reed Senate probe official withdraws petition in federal court

Jerry South special representative of the Reed Senate investigating committee filed action in federal court Saturday to compel surrender of election records from four counties. He today withdrew the petition from the court, ending that specific effort under his jurisdiction.

Philadelphia Jerry South Reed Senate Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh gang trio held on suspicion charges in Akron

Akron march 20 Pittsburg boys held here since Friday on suspicion charges conntated with a series of 200 fightups and more than 30 house robberies by Pittsburgh Aeractis cx. The quartet Win Mullen John Patton Bernard Domain and Robert Gardner are alleged to tie members of a Pittsburgh gang, with others rounded up by police. They said their usual prey aye as durites.

United Preas Akron Pittsburgh Boys Priday Fuday Pittsburgh Aeractis cx Win Mullen John Patton Bernard Domain Robert Gardner Pittsburgh Fiolic Drurites

Americans Endangered in New Outbreaks at Nanking

Washington reports American officials at Nanking urge strong action to prevent repeats of outrages against Americans. Minister MacMurray cites riots worse than previously, with two reported attempted killings and several other serious cases. Calls for immediate withdrawal of Americans and a firm response to deter further incidents. Naval dispatches note agitation in Shanghai and evacuation efforts by destroyers Wii Praston and Pillsbury to protect missionaries and foreign residents.

United Preas Washington MacMurray State Department Nankinge Nam King Fame MocMrray Wuhu Department Nanking Saint Upo Shinue Jai Chapel Navy Conmianid Srt Williams Asiatic Shanghai Ute International Setsor Ament Stehtom Ro Praston United States Pillsbury Yangtze Nantinchow Erihe Ess

County Officer Club Speaker Delivers Wills Talk

At today's regular meeting of the County Officer Club held at the Hotel Corry, Mr Howell spoke on wills and the laws governing their making creation and provisions. He also discussed inheritance tax and related matters, delivering an enlightening and instructive address to members.

Willy, Snoke Roth Club Hotel Corry Howell

Two Tugs Crash as One Sinks Near New York Harbor

By United from New York, March 29, the tug Byrne of the Philadelphia and Realty Railroad collided with another tug, believed to be the Kearny River. The Kearny sank and the boat’s five man crew were reported missing. the Byrne rescued others aboard.

United New York Byrne Philadelphia & Realty Railroad Kearny River Kearney Hoat

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