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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1929

Page

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China faces looming civil war as Feng leads revolt

Reports from Shanghai quote Marshal Feng Yuting and Gen Chiang Kai-shek in a growing Qing era style conflict. The revolt gains momentum with assaults on river crossings and bridges while Canton and Hankow sea lanes tighten. Foreign forces monitor the upheaval amid fears of wider regional impact.

United Press London China Stanghai Daly Mall Marsh Kong Yu-Hoiung Chiang Kai-shek Marshal Fong Kwangal Chiang Feng Jira Marsh Pong Peng Dégda Onan Shensi Itas Shanghal Marsant Fong Yut Haling Wan Chengchow Kiangyi-Honan Marahai Feng Yu Cheng Chow Shanghai Canton Chem Chi-Tang Heping Hong Kong Kwangsi Samshui Kwangei Fei Chung Hai Kwantung Wuchow Cicela Iby

Pallas Given Life Sentence in Bandit Murder Case

Tommy Pallas, brother of Paul Jawarek, sentenced by Recorder Judge W. May Stillman to life in Marquette State Prison for the murder tied to the payroll holdup that paralyzed Detroit on Sergeant George Baratay Bridge in June. He claimed the charge stemmed from Pauls reputation.

United Prose Tommy Pallas Paul Jawarek Pentalvania Recorders W. Maby Stillman Marquette State Prison George Baratay Uhidge Detroit

Plane and Auto Crashes Toll Heavy on Sunday

United Airplane and motor car accidents Sunday brought numerous deaths and injuries among pleasure seekers. Seven people died in airplane crashes and several were injured. Maj. Josef Noyes, aviation inspector for the U S Department of Commerce, was killed near Kankakee Illinois when a student pilot crash landed five feet from the ground. The Waco biplane failed to remain under control shortly before 10. Noyes was a veteran airman with 15 years in the field. He had earlier served as a war-time instructor at Kelly Field Texas and formerly lived in Oklahoma City. A wing collapse caused a passenger type plane to crash near Muskegon Michigan, plunging 2 000 feet. Page four.

United Josef Noyes United States Department of Commerce Kankstcee Mik Waco Maj Noyes Ayers Kelly Biel Tex Merly Oklahome City Obs Muskegon Mich

Concert At Auditorium This Evening Offers Varied Music

Tokyo to Harrisburg notices vary as local events list a concert at the auditorium this evening. Miss Murray arranged a program featuring trumpet solos by O K Murray, junior senior orchestras, and violin pieces by Max Harvey. Funds will defray two students travel costs to a state music event this week.

Aig Washington United States Aeniot High Ghoggny San Farls Samson Nis Srk Anais Miss Murray Svumihara O. K. Murray Max New York Kennecott Capper Company Praces Capita E Teterboro N. J Roger Q. Williams Companion Lewis A. Yancey Withernoon Old Orchard Glolenke Sharp Wfort Rome Murray Cornetist Max Harvey Harris

Flood stage near 1827 high water mark in forecast

A flood forecast shows stage within a tenth of a foot of the 1827 peak, with officials signaling no cause for alarm. The bulletin cautions residents to monitor levels as conditions remain watchful but stable.

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Thwart Strike Disturbance Tied to Liberty Dairy Wagons

Pittsburgh May 20. Police arrested 17 men suspected of plotting attacks on Liberty Dairy Products delivery wagons. Six arrestees in a car included J Parse 21 and Joseph De Rocco 26. Others followed wagons near the dairy plant. Deputy sheriffs guarded the dairy fleet as patrols stayed on duty all night.

United Press Pittsburgh Liberty Dairy Products Company Elng J. Parse Joseph de Rocco Thomas Henry M. Detonica Roy Miller Kaory Fesko Frank Maguird Airy Company Bum Wis Ftowitz Holward’ Bane Albert Cornelina Andrew Ziringul Ray Barnetein Planta Dairy Corporation

Indictment Charges First Degree Murder in Wife Slaying

White Plains reports a grand jury indicted Earl Francis Peacox for first degree murder in the alleged torch slaying of his wife.

White Plains Earl Francis Peacox

Union City and Corry Pastors Hold Meeting

Members of the United Ministerial Association of Corry and Union City met at the Presbyterian church in Union City at 10:80 o'clock. Rev Br Haton presided as eight Corry and two Union City ministers attended. An annual picnic at Shrave's Point Lake Canidohita was planned for the afternoon of Tune 470s with a review of Prof Elwood's book The Reconstruction of Religion offered by Rev Roger Cressey. Dinner was served by the Mary Martha Sunday School class. Next meeting is the second Monday in September at Union City.

United Ministerial Association of Corry Union City Presbyterian Church Br. Haton Presbyterian Church of Shrave's Point Lake Canidohita Elwood Roger Cressey First Presbyterian Mary Martha

Graf Zeppelin Repairs Underway After Storm Misadventure

Repairs proceed at Friedrichshafen hangar on the Graf Zeppelin after a perilous flight over France. Eight of the eighteen passengers remain aboard the airship while two new automations are added and the engine room is overhauled for the return journey to the United States. The ship is expected to resume the voyage home within a week and may reach America by June.

Ule Priedri America Friedrichshafen France United States

New Erie Limited Exhibition Tour Heads To Citizens

The Erie Limited train sails into public view in Corry on Tuesday from 8 40 to 10 00 am. Residents are invited to inspect the new 25 hour Erie Limited with a dining car and Pullman sleepers. The train enters service on Sunday June 2 in intact condition, with Howard in charge and a host of Erie officials and local volunteers assisting.

New Erie Limited Corry New Fork Chicago Tier Averive C. ©. Howard Erle

Auto Upset Kills Two in Lebanon County Crash

Two youths Mary Croch 18 and Harry A Klein-Feltar 18 died in a traffic wreck near Koch enderfer school on a sharp curve. Rose Lutz 29 was hospitalized with probable fatal injuries. Stephen Adams, 18, the driver, escaped unharmed.

United Press Lebanon Peseple Wert Here Kochenderefer School Mary Croch Mt, Tion Harry A. Kleinféltar North Cornwall Rose Lutz Stephen Adama Thr

Corryites Injured in Ripley Crash near Erie

Four people from Corry and Cleveland were injured in a head on collision near Ripley New York May 20. Miss Myrtle Treadway 16 her mother Mrs Jessie Treadway and Mrs Mary Patrick 58 of Cleveland plus her son Richard were hospitalized. Drivers John Barker and Wesley Treadway and passenger Merle Brown survived with minor injuries.

Erie Ripley Here Myrtle ‘Treadway Jessie Treadway Corry Mary Patrick Cleveland Richard John Barker Fof Cleveland Wesley Treadway Merle Brown Westfield N. Yo Treadway

Child Killed and Several Hurt in Auto Wrecks

A child died and several people were injured in northwest Pennsylvania crashes over the weekend. Richard Miller, 5, of Edinboro, was killed when his father’s car hit an Erie Meadville bus after brake failure. In Meadville, a man suffered a broken neck and others received internal injuries. A five year old, Lloyd L. Slater, was struck by a Ford sedan in Franklin, suffering a fractured skull. An alleged drunk driver in Meadville forced three cars into a ditch before being arrested for driving while intoxicated.

Pennsylvania Meadvile Richard Miller Seth Miller Edinboro Miller Erie Eris Jin Willian Harris Negro Toledo Cfobn Gbaerhe Babientagney Grant Street Center Street Mejadville Meadville-Erie State Highway Patrol Meadville F. L. Barnow Kitner Morris Shoop North Grant Street Lewistown Viscosa Hme

Graf Zeppelin halted from long trips after engine accident

In Predrishaten on May 20, Dr Hugo Eckener announces no further long voyages, especially trans Atlantic trips, can be undertaken by the Graf Zeppelin until the exact cause of the engine accident is thoroughly established.

United Press Predrichshaten Graf Zeppslin Hugo Eckener Elgible

Several Minor Auto Accidents Over Week End

Several automobile accidents occurred over the weekend due to poor visibility from rain. Vehicles collided near Center street and Washington street, with minor injuries reported in a few incidents and no fatalities.

Peter Urbanels Ft. D. 1 Porter Floyd Schuler Oil City Washington Street Center Street Urbangk Corry Smith and Center Streets Jas Hom Smith Ohio State Hatchery Cram Chevrolet Welmore Comets Maddam Road

Five Best Radio Entertainment Lineup

A rundown of today’s radio programs across networks WJZ NBC WOR CBS with times 7 30 8 40 4 30 5 30 and 11 00 EDT including Roxy’s pang acting Honey Burbig humorist John Phillip Sousa band soloist and Polish opera Halica on WEAP MBC and related stations.

WJZ NBC Roxy Pang WOR CBS Honey Burbig Wumorist

Upset Delays Conference Over German Reparations Talks

The four power talks among Britain France Belgium and Italy stalled as Belgium refused further concessions on Germany. The United States offered a modified plan by increasing the number of annuities while reducing each payment, but Belgium’s stance kept progress from decisive phase as negotiators grapple with funds and German restitution terms.

Samuel Dashiell United Press Paris United States Belgium Germany Britain France Italy Thomas W. Lamont Norman Armour Hoover Owen D. Young England Young Armly Brussels Berlin Ite

Railroads win million dollar O'Fallon case at Supreme Court

United Press reports the railroads prevailed in the O'Fallon valuation case as the Supreme Court reversed a St. Louis federal court ruling. Justice McReynolds stated Congress requires weight given to current reproduction costs at valuation and the court upheld the ICC method challenged by the railroads. Justices Brandeis Holmes and Strong signaled disagreement with the majority.

Herbert Little United Press Roads O'Fallon United States Supreme Court High Court St. Louis Interstate Commerce Commission Commission McReynold Congress Brandeis Juuttop Holmes and Stong

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