08 May 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
1
A historic clipping reports calls for injunctions to close local liquor establishments amid a tragic incident. It mentions youth death by lightning near Corry and details the Amato arson case as background context. It notes Geo Rath’s instant death south of Corry and references local figures and families affected.
The House session ends on June 7 as leaders outline a defined legislative program. Republican Leader Longworth announces no consideration of pending measures as adjournment nears and due to Senate filibuster risks, plans shift to a new convention attendance plan.
Reports indicate a May strike and work stoppages across the Ruhr, threatening to halt mining and coal output. Industrial unrest spreads from Berlin to Saxony as families and workers face disrupted livelihoods and authorities weigh measures.
The Wall Street Journal notes chatter about an early sale of the Erie Railroad and a proposed merger. It mentions radiator companies like WS Radiator Co Melord Radiator Co and Riekan and Rudlavor Co as potential targets amid a booming auto industry and roaring 1925 production.
The Corry Musical Association board met last evening in the library basement. President Love Jan and directors Bracken Brown Gauthaay Olds were present. Minutes noted April meeting actions. authorization was given to pay six months interest on a mortgage. The building committee was asked to proceed with installing two electric lights donated by the Odd Fellows in the nurses cottage, recently redecorated. Pardum’s report covers losses and patient statistics for March and April, with discharges and earnings detailed. The windil stockholders meeting is set for Wednesday.
Reports say the Van Sweringens plan to acquire the Erie Railroad and Nickel Plate routes with control by CP and MO, uniting lines from New York to Chicago. The merger would give near equal mileage and facilities north of the Mason–Dixon line and improve outlets to New York and Jersey City.
Fragmented text lists names and places including York President Coolidge and Chicago suspects. It references a 2021 robbery, a 880000 Dearborn station, and various unrelated items with damaged wording and overseas mentions.
The United Press reports Argentina restored order as a weeklong general strike by workers with 25 years service was halted. Police secured releases of detainees and unions, employers, and the government signaled policy changes to ease tensions. Mrs. William Cole of Pittsburgh visited the city in support of the Rogers family.
Johnny Michaels of Lawrence Street and Margaret Hatfeld of Macetine Avenue were arrested early today on statutory and disorderly conduct charges. They will face Judge Bannume in City Court this morning.
Washington May 1 Lieut Bissell orders a plane shipped from Seattle to Alaska to pursue a person named Martin. The mission follows a request from an army officer in the Arctic district. A Coast Guard plan is expected to track the subject, with safety measures noted.
Members of the Corny Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars plan a Buddy Poppy sale on Saturday May 24 at the disbursement site. Funds support rehabilitation of disabled veterans, memorial wear, relief for sickness or unemployment, and service work by the VFW and state departments. Local auxiliary and volunteers will distribute poppies.
The Kiwanis Club held a regular meeting at the Bluebird restaurant with a large membership turnout. The vitality committee reported progress on several projects and service initiatives.
Funeral services for Georgy Tilloteon conducted by Alexi der and Company's Undertakings at West Lawn cemetery in Cal tinbing with Rev. FM Redinger officiating. Elks arranged local rites. The Altaletic Circle meets Friday afternoon with Mia Sandquist after home on Kuyt South sleet.
Corry man Amato to stand trial for arson on May 16 in Erie. Commonwealth witnesses named Dunkle, Patterson, and Troop White testified as investigators and building owner noted. District attorney awaits grand jury witnesses and further evidence for the trial date.
A second arrest for trespass was reported on Avenue A at the George W. Snell property linked to wholesale dumping of refuse. Reuben Dunham, a teamster, was arraigned before Alderman Gordon. a hearing was postponed to Saturday as Snell vows to prosecute all trespassers and several civil suits are planned. About a score people are mentioned in connection with the dumping. a $10 fine plus costs was paid yesterday on a prior trespass charge.
State Highway Department today announced Toungrart has been awarded to F E Bunce for the construction of the Corrie Elgin link on the new highway west from this city Waterford. The Elgin to Union link contract, with Henry Hurston as low bidder, is still pending final award.
Mrs. Mary De Mateo faces trial at the earliest possible moment in the Corina Mordell kidnapping case. Assistant District Attorney Graham prosecutes. In Indianapolis, the Ku Klux Klan-backed Ed Jackson won the Republican primary for governor by a 28,000 vote margin over five opponents.
Governor Pinchot urges rigid daytime enforcement of liquor laws at a Morrisburg conference. Mayors of Ponyirtyunjin and Lebanon pledge action, with state aid and undercover police agents to collect evidence. A fourfold program targets bootlegging, gambling, and law violations, holding absent city officials accountable.
Washington May 8 Republicans appeal to progressives to back tax measures as a condition for farm relief and to avoid defeat for the overall revenue plan. GOP leaders warn a split could threaten final passage of the proposed rates and relief package.
A radio guide lists performances from the Apollo Male Chorus and local groups in Philadelphia Detroit and St Louis. It mentions broadcasts from WIP WJAX and related stations with time slots and program notes for Eastern penitentiary and the Odeot theater lineup.
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