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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1928

Page

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Fire devastates Oil City district as blaze hits business block

A $700,000 fire ripped through the Oil City business district damaging stores and offices. Amid city business, Gordon was re named school tax collector but cleared of charges. The city treasurer withdrew as candidate after a major school board meeting. A Spark street project and new fire station estimate of 4000 dollars were discussed as officials met with City Council to finalize plans.

Gordon City Counsell Dleu

City orders curb pump project halted after permit revocation

Corry Auto Supply Co faced police resistance while attempting to excavate for curb pumps in front of East Main Street property. At a special council session, officials ordered Armitage to stop and revoked the excavation permit issued by City Engineer Dickson. An earlier attempt to install gasoline pumps was halted as relocation work continued, with several former dealers’ curb pump permits rescinded.

Corry Auto Supply Company East Minstrent Hell Wetibn Bat Armittage Corry Alita Rupe Dy Tia East Main Street Mr. Armitage N. Te. Dickson Unismonny Acton Cotinol Paxravatlon Corry Alstel My. Armitage 9 Ma Dickson Cornell

School Board Meeting Weighs Tax Charge Exonerates Gordon

The school board excused tax collector G H Gordon from charges of irregularities after a lengthy discussion. The meeting approved $250 for summer playgrounds, welcomed new member Edwin J Lewis, and named D Leach as school treasurer. A report on April finances was presented, with expenditures and a May 1 balance noted.

George H. Gordon P. TA Edwin J Lewis D. Leach Lennick Grand Street G. H. Gordon Jeter Irene Mullen City ‘Treasure Tipton Gottom Moore Gordon Curtis Waa Trenguier D Leach Schoel Snane Dia Wience

Rockefeller backs ousting Stewart at Standard Oil

Senate Teapot Dome investigators praised John D. Rockefeller for seeking to oust Robert W. Stewart as head of Standard Oil of Indiana. Leo Rover prepared a grand jury indictment, basing action on Stewart’s conflicting testimony and supporting a broader business clean up. Witnesses Walsh Nye lauded Rockefeller’s move as a step toward reform.

Senate John D. Rockefeller Standard Oil Indiana Herbert Little Washington Robert W. Stewart Tridiana U.S Leo Rover Penry Rover Rockefelter Stewart Teapot Dome Serato Thomas J. Walsh Montana Gerald P. Nye North Dakota Ape Rockefellers Walsh Pot Tnto Tie Coninental U. S

Chinese Situation Continues Critical

United Press reports from Peking and surrounding areas describe renewed engagements between Japanese and Chinese forces. New troop movements, artillery and aircraft deployments were noted as fighting persisted near Tientsin and surrounding regions with unclear casualty figures. General Chang Tso-lin pledged to cease offensive actions against advancing forces, signaling heightened tension across northern China.

A. G. Bess United Press Peking China Chiba Kaile Tientaima Chang Tso Lin Armia Lie Chang Berlin Tsinan Shanghili Tageblat Sai Today

Expenditures Outlined in Smith Campaign Records

United Press reports details of George Vannamee testimony to a Senate committee on Governor Smith's campaign spending. itemized disbursements include $41,000 to Justis Ware and smaller sums to multiple recipients across states. the largest gift, $50,000 plus a $20,000 donation, came from William Kenney of New York.

Smith United Press New York At Smith Tor George TR Vannamee Senate Campaign Investigating Committee Vannamee Jusi O Atte Wainamee Justis B. Ware San Francisco California Joseph F. Gaffes Wile Herbert Lohman War Tod Robert, Dowling George Gordon Battle Howard Cillinan James W Gerard Democratic National Prank O'Connor Toronto Cmaiies Henry Morgent Agron Mauraberg Byanilin D. Roosevelt Sting

Marines Saved After Their Forced Landing

United States Marine plane forced to descend near Pis Pis Aten due to engine trouble during a mining survey. Pilot Captain 5. D. Howard and Corporal Cole survived with no injuries as a Marine detachment under Lieutenant fore rescued them at La Litzamine after the crash.

Unite. de Fore la Litzamine

Questionnaires When Corry Motor Club Considers Gas Station

Members receive three propositions on central gas station versus contracting with local dealers for discounts. Questionnaires ask if the club should buy land build and operate a gas station for members or restrict to negotiating discounts on gasoline oil tires chains and accessories. Return by May 15 to club headquarters.

Corry Motor Club Cory Matey Cluny of & Gasoline and Supply Station Corry Motor Tye

Y' Lead ers to Meet Here for Y M C A Meeting

Corry will host a gathering of YMCA teachers from Oil City Warren Bradford Franklin Ridgway Titusville and Erie with a dinner at 615 p m Friday May 1 where state secretary Philo Dix will speak Directors attending include A L Mould J E Hall J O Hertzler M J Schubacker D Milloy John Z Miller M D Pletcher L T Briges P L Cleveland W C Hoffman R L Roberts R B Sinclair J C Ainsworth N Harrington and William Robinson. BOY WALRUM PEDDLER MONESSEN Pa May 10 Frank Swansick 14 believed to be Monessen's youngest bootlegger was arrested yesterday for dispensing liquor at his home.

Corry Pennsylvania Erie Y. M.C Oil City Warren Bradford Franklin Ridgway Titusville W.C. Hoffman R L. Roberts R. B. Sinclair J.C. Ainsworth N. ©. Harrington William Robinson Walrum Peddler Monessen Frank Swansick

Believe Farm Relief Hoodoo Upset Hoover

Indiana May 1 Senator James K Watson defeats Herbert Hoover in party caucus signaling weakness in Hoover's farm program and testing delegation loyalties. Watson gains control of Indiana's delegation with implications for Kansas City convention amid Republican presidential race dynamics. Wyans Woeblen receives endorsement as Watson backer with unopposed ballot status.

Indianapolis Ind James K. Wat Son Herbert Huever Intians Sendtur Wars Sun Estididi Takile Hoover Middle ‘West Watson Milivia Kansas City Imig Amti Hoover Oscar G. Foellinger Staif Troettinger Indiana Wyans Woeblen

Edison Talk Delights Kiwanis at Erie Luncheon

The Kiwanis Club heard Hy George Pimley recount Edison’s life and achievements from boyhood to major inventions including the phonograph and telegraph, noting Edison earned $200,000 by age twenty-two. Pimley, of Erie, shared anecdotes and current work such as synthetic rubber research. Visitors included Saylor of Philadelphia Pinney of Brie and Pallant of Ene.

Edison Kiwanis Club Remiar Weeter Union Telegraph Company Bell Telephone Eli AL WW. D. Saylor Philadelphia C.D. Pinney Brie D. W. Pallant Ene

Big Woods Fire on Jackson Hill Spreads Near Spring Creek

Reports say a serious forest fire roams Jackson Hill near Spring Creek, with an extensive blaze threatening properties. Four large forces are mobilized to help contain the flames as authorities warn of risk to nearby homes. Also, a landslide at Grottamare buries railway and houses, injuring about thirty and cutting communications.

Jackson Hill Spring Creek

Fire Apparatus From Neighboring Cities Fight Elm Street Blaze

Fire equipment from nearby cities respond to a row of structures on Elm Street. The blaze spreads quickly as crews from local firms including Lea Wholesale Grocery work to contain the flames and prevent further damage. No injuries reported at this time.

Jarling Fron Fie Kats Elm Street Leednur Losey

Oil City Fire Levels Salvation Army Citadel

A massive fire swept Oil City in May, damaging the Salvation Army citadel and surrounding businesses. The blaze, starting from an undetermined source in the Coffee Feed Company store, engulfed multiple factories and warehouses, including Leedom Wholesale Grocery and the Sayre Brothers ice cream plant, with losses estimated around seven hundred thousand dollars. Firefighters and city departments battled the flames, aided by rail and water resources. no injuries were reported.

United Press Oil City Jstore Boreland Lumber Company Leedom Wholesale Grocery Company Moore Brothers Ice Crear EL Stath Sony and Our Franklin and Titusville Hume Pennsylvanie Pail Sruivshieeriyg Leedata Grocers Pompanty Phe Tourmyit Lod Lier Judy Mblderii Gu City Mi Atple Seriuk O'Ptack Adyites Ils Aflvenorm Stati Jihwe Salvation Army Citadel John Brigner Yi. Carry Leedomi Brothiers Crittery Establishment Borland Lumiér Company Nifiors End Mulvey Tin-Shop Clyde Dufide Irina Weaplelin Tusville Aid Kno Wil PiLy

Five Best Radio Features Highlight Tonight

Radio listings show WJZ Hookup with pianist Joseph Shevinne at 30 past the hour and Maxwell at EDT hour. WOR Newark presents Choir Invisible and a Denver Concerts Music Week program in EDT. WRC Washington offers U. & Band at 3 EDT.

WJZ Joseph Shevinne Maxwell Newark Invisible WRC Washington U. & Band

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