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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1927

Page

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Bennett and Steadman Must Stand Trial

Nimes Denott and taresies Stonit of this city must stand trial with the involvement of Corry Wallis and witnesses from Stanley Ketrinsky’s home at Murry's Corners. The case proceeds after authorities, including Police Moron and Officers Flannigan and Ruppersburg, and Pipe Chief Andrew Paulson, gather evidence and hear witness accounts.

Nimes Denott Taresies Haistnequa Stanley Ketrinsky Murry's Waele Corry Wallis Tate Lief Flannigan Ruppersburg Andrew Paulson Fife Steadman and Bennett

Opposition to Lewis Grows in United Mine Workers Row

Nay 4 opposition to John Lewis as head of the United Mine Workers mounts as factional tensions rise over leadership. Reported by United Press from DuBois Pennsylvania detailing internal dissent and calls for recall or reform within the union.

United Press Dubois Nike John Lewis Unite Mine Workers Han Aiwnity Aas Bleutal Wytuet Nouv Emltae Oy Conitigl Pentityivania Jolie Broptiy Ilistrin Philip Muirraus Vention Cola

New Transfer Clerk Named at Railway Mail Service

Olin Doolittle of Waren Center Street is appointed transfer clerk for the Railway Mail Service. He succeeds Lester Strohin and will begin duties May 1. Doolittle has years of service in the railway military and is deemed qualified to handle duties.

Olin Doolittle Waren Center Street

Five Best Radio Entertainments of the Day

A listing of evening radio programs across stations WEAP KYW KDKA WHAS WSB WSM WMG and others. It notes Gilbert and Sullivan performances from Eastern time, Maxwell Hour orchestral selections at KTHS Hot Springs, and an Arthur Gorbert staff segment from Davenport with an Orion Recital from Denver, all around 8 to 10 p m Eastern Time. The schedule highlights varied musical acts and announcers for listeners to tune in.

Gilbert & Sullivan Kdka Weal Maxwell Hour KTHS Hot Springs Arthur Gorbert Davenport Orgurt SOA Denver

Two Die as Dam Tower Crashes at Maiden Creek

Two men died and nine others injured when a concrete pouring tower at Maiden Creek dam construction collapsed. A derrick boom swung and toppled the structure, killing Jas Hurrly of Lancaster Court House Virginia and Albert Doswell 40 of West Virginia. Fred Shenk escaped as the tower fell away.

Viuveurreus Maiden Creek Here Jas Hurrly Lincaster Court House Virginia Albert Doswell West Fred Shenk

I E Burlingame New Assistant Postmaster Finance

I E Burlingame is named assistant postmaster at Corry office succeeding a transferred employee. Burlingame has 29 years railway service and resides on Franklin street. He will assume duties early next week and formally take over on May 1.

Bentley Eugens Inga Elek Ohatke Buffalo Pittsburg Corry Railway Iit Burlingame Idnklin Street de Puehent Wim

Fraud Case Nolle Pressed In Century Consolidated Sale

In New York on May 4 the U S attorney nolle pressed an indictment from 1920s era mergers involving Cora Stetson Butler, Daveron, the Acme Piance Corporation and others for defrauding via a sales stall connected to Century Consolidated Company. The firm’s capitalization was listed at $10,000,000 amid a six month campaign.

New York United Stites Nolle Cora Stetson Butler Daveron Acme Piance Corporation Deftaud Stork Century Consolidateil O31 Century Consolidateil Yyils

Jinx Follows Ocean Flyers To Paris Flight

Paris on May 4 reports a blaze aboard the Will Coublay plane used by Charles Nungesser and Lieut Coli as they plan a transatlantic attempt from Paris to New York in a few days. The fire caused minor damage but will not delay departure scheduled for Friday.

Ay Venna Paris New York Charles Nungesser Lieut Coli Jiope Atlantic Will Coublay

State Treasurer names bank depository for Pennsylvania funds

Announcement from State Treasurer Sam L. Lewis states that the National Bank of Corry has been named a depository for Commonwealth funds. The designation took effect May 2.

Sam L. Lewis National Bank of Corry Fundin Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Trade Doctrine Outlined by Coolidge at Pan-American Conference

President Coolidge defines government role in relation to business in a Pan American Conference address. He argues for free trade under normal conditions, with national defense as a possible exception, and frames trade as serving private enterprise and national interests. The speech follows prior protective measures in Nicaragua, Chile, and Mexico and fits his foreign policy explanation amid congressional critiques.

Paul R. Mallon United Press Washington Tiny Coolidge Guyen Ammer Gol Wade Niaaragua Uhira Mexico Tyréign United Messociations New York Wome Congress

Noted song writer Ernest Ball dies after club benefit

United Press reports Ernest Ball famed composer of Mother Macree Let the Rest of the Work Go By and When the Sand of the Desert Grow Old collapsed after a performance at a club benefit. Ball, a noted songwriter, died in the dressing room after the show.

Ernest Ball Macree Cleveland United Press Ana Cal Mal Famint Sons Whitied Nonin Dugidl Enefit Bull Macros

States Rights Are Defended in Philadelphia Speech

Maryland Governor Albert Ritchie criticized federal overreach into state affairs at a Philadelphia Bond Club meeting, arguing present federal laws threaten state sovereignty. He warned that individual business faces unworkable rules and a national yardstick standardizes diverse conduct across states.

United Press Philadephia Eroachiiew Igov Albert Ritchie Maryland Ian Watldrers Philadelphia Ritchie

Elopement Forgiven In Lansing Teen Marries In Ohio

Governor and Mrs. Fred Green endorsed Peggy Green 17 after she wed Norval Torell of Detroit in Ohio yesterday. Both teens are students at Michigan State College in Lansing amid family forgiveness and parental blessing.

Lansing Mich Fred Green Peggy Green Bowling Great Ohio Norval Torell Detroit Michigan State College Bust Lansing

25 Bodies Taken From Mine Blast in West Virginia

Rescue teams recovered 25 bodies from a coal mine operated by Mittsburgh Coal Company near Wheeling after an explosion. Officials said some workers remained entombed as rescuers searched rubble and the mine's timbers near the No. 1 shaft. West Virginia mine chief Ruben Lambie stated the mine interior appeared Olive colored, with smoke and dust hampering rescue efforts.

Patraiont Ave Va Arewa Mittsburgh Coal Company Jomell New England del Avi Transport Fio Sauhatey Uie Aredna Rubent Lambie West Virgini Bugental

Geneva Scene of Economic Conference Opens

Geneva May 4 United States Soviet Russia Turkey and Britain lead 47 delegations at the first major economic conference aimed at organizing world industries to remove causes of future war Observers expect talks to steer toward European industrial and economic integration to match American competition The opening sessions focus on broad economic problems before splitting into three groups covering industry and agriculture

Henry Wood United Pros Geneva International Economic Eagle of Nationa Hs World United States Soviet Russia Turkey Vern Robinson

Grand Jury to Hear Evidence in Local Prohibition Cases

Grand jury will hear evidence this afternoon in cases tied to alleged bootleggers. Defendants James Toirra, levy Winanes, and George Stepler face charges for violating the prohibition law. Raids by state and city police netted forty quarts of contraband at Imperial Hotel, corner of Main Street and First Avenue, with another liquor cache found a few doors north on First Avenue.

Tipton James Toiura Levy Winanes George Stépler Wocuras Caranés Srerles Cocor Imperial Hotel Mein Street First Avenue Gar Ues Pairas

Girl held for theft of two watches at Cory Hospital

State troopers arrested Helen Mattesio a girl about 10 years old in connection with theft of two watches from Cory Hospital. The suspect worked at the nurses home briefly. She denied the alleged theft when questioned today.

Helen Mattessio Helen Mattesio Cory Hospital Tie Mattessia

Taxi Service Extends Special Route to Columbus

Perry Nichols of the local taxi company announced completion of airvanmems and extended bus service to Columbus residents. A reasonable rates schedule for AV service has been announced by the company in Columbus.

Columbus Perry Nichols Yupany

Profits Boom Auto Stocks L D West Opens New Store Here

New York May 4 The first half profit outlook for 1997 shows multi million profits on auto stocks with Geneval Motors nearing year highs and Hudson and Mac Tuck showing gains. L D West rents Bracken building First Avenue and opens a modern grocery store after his former shop was destroyed by a fire.

L. D. West Sy Union Frese York Wall Street Geneval Motors Techioster Hudson Mac Tuck West Bracken First Avelue Irocery G. M. Redz

Three British Sailors Shot by Chinese Fire

Three British sailors were wounded when Chinese forces fired on the IM.S Kinwo and a destroyer near Hong Kong. One sailor was hit during shore gunfire as the Kinwo engaged Chinese forces for the second time this week.

United London Im.s I Kinwo Hongkong Estroyer

Glee Club to Present Concert at High School Auditorium

The Senior High glee club and senior orchestra will perform this evening in the high school auditorium as part of a music observance. Tickets will be sold at the door. Mr and Mrs LW Olds and Mr and Mrs A G Postlethwait returned from an eight week western trip to Los Angeles Seattle Washington and British Columbia.

Iea Andivorium LW. Olds A. G Postlethwait Los Angeles Seattle Washington British Columbia

Five Die From Gas In Ableeues Case

A gas explosion in a provincial area today killed five people, including Mr and Mrs Leo Albert and their two children Lea and Eldon. The event occurred amid a report of war in the Rune of Lea Alberti region, with local officials stating a public safety inquiry will follow.

Lea Alberti Leo Albert Lea 5 Eldon

Republican named mayor of Baltimore

William F. Broening, a Republican, was elected mayor of Baltimore. Nine Republican and nine Democratic councilmen were chosen in a campaign marked by religious settlement and attacks on Curran. Curran’s defeat was aided by editorials opposed to Richie’s legislative program and a strong Democratic majority among registered voters.

United Pros Baltimore William F. Broening Repubican Broeing Wan Buran Iby Curran Bhd Richie Jackson Demseray Cyran Athicks Ritchie

Telephone number sparks suit in Boston

In Boston a dispute centers on a single telephone number listed for lawyer Samuel Brenner. He argues changing it could jeopardize his son’s college plans, claiming risks worth thousands as he cites Russian and Jewish clients and the potential loss of fees.

Boston United Prasy Samuel Brenner Brenner Congress Dia Boster State Public Utilities Commission

Gypsies Ordered On By Police In City Visit

A mixed group traveling in a bandwagon and automobile were halted by police during a city visit from the West. They went through the business district visiting stores, drawing a large crowd and causing officials to order them onward.

Thousands Flee Mississippi Floods in Louisiana Catastrophe

In Louisiana the Mississippi River breaches levees near Milliken Bend and a crevasse expands flooding across thirteen parishes. About 30,000 more are left homeless, joining 91,000 already displaced as engineers warn of widespread devastation, with fatalities feared but evacuation efforts underway. Refugees race to Vicksburg and high ground as planes deploy to guide and assist amid the emergency.

United Press New Orleans Wicksbute United States Villa Clara Joseph Temas Partch Maryland Ths Tiene Vieksburg Dana Foley Tullulay Madison Parish Tere Milliken Bend Vicksburg Lee Tallulah Delhi John B. Parker Eee

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Bennett Steadman Ciu Lewis I. E. Burlingame Postoffice Jinx Scene OF Economic Conference James Cocoras George Guranes George Stegler Glee Club Louisiana Wicksburg
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