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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1927

Page

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Farm Leaders Seek Simple Traffic Code Drafted

Citizens committee led by Mayor O. AV. Urucken proposes a simplified traffic ordinance to govern vehicular flow in the city. The draft emphasizes through streets on Center and West Smith, selective through status for other streets, maintained parking with limited restrictions, and heightened caution around North Center street intersections near schools.

O. AV. Urucken Ailey Delleve Clete CB Porter CL. Alexander Wining Wlacard Gor. Rogers Keppel O. A. Stemnett U. J. Shieet Arthur Colegioves Theo Valey Center Street Smith Street West Pleasant Street Mil Moth Franklin Bark Place Philfrron Nolice

Jury tampering probe widens into third day in Fall-Sinclair case

Washington dispatch reports the three day probe into the Fall-Sinclair jury tampering inquiry entering its third day with 11 jurors summoned. Authorities prepare to ask Justice Sidman to reset the Teapot Dome related trial date amid alleged surveillance and detective work. Detlarry Sinclair figure noted, Day invokes immunity and cites connections with the Renths in ongoing grand jury testimony.

United Press Washington Pally Amére Mason Day Picuiresque Sinclair Shay Renths

Heavy Floods Hit Wales Tolling Homes and Lines

Heavy losses are reported in Wales after torrential rains cut railway, telegraph and telephone lines. Hundreds of homes and coal mines are flooded, and up to 24 persons are feared dead or missing as two ships have not been heard from since Friday’s storms.

United Prets Carifa Wales Hugh Hooded Southern Loxton Trish

Ford to display new models within two weeks

Ford dealers nationwide expect the forthcoming models to be on show within two weeks. Lasky of Lasky Motor Car Co said Ford officials asked visitors not to reveal details, noting production of about 200 cars daily. He and other Brooklyn dealers arrived after a forced air travel landing near Buffalo and Batavia before returning to New York by train.

Corry Cummon Dispatch Neay York Ford Merman Lasky Lasky Motor CarCar Detroit ALT Amat Lasky Déstecs Brooklyn Buffalo Batavia New York

Cars Crash At Intersection In West Pleasant Street

An evening collision occurred at the intersection of West Pleasant street and Hirthyene aid as vehicles driven by Mrs Harold Anderson and Arthur Colegrove failed to yield. The Anderson car, northbound, struck the Colegrove vehicle. Both cars suffered heavy damage but all occupants escaped serious injury.

Iliston Hirthyene Aid West Pleasant Street Harold Anderson Arthur Colegrove Anderson Colegrove Maxywell Soups

Congressman Shreve speaks to Kiwanis in Washington

Congressman Milton W. Shreve spoke to Kiwanis members with Thomas W. Finny, U S Commissioner of Education, attending briefly. The meeting featured music arranged by Lydia Fay and the Stage of the music committee. Attendees heard praise for Shreve’s House tenure and accomplishments.

Ji S Milton W. Shreve Kiwanis Todangular Shreve Wits Thomas W. Finny United States Clvl Lydia Mar Fay Iigh Scheil Paulson Ereniehs McGrathy Kamps Pier Washington Neiertia Gates Sever Sione Greece Howard J. Sheen Repre Transury Mellon

Picketing Tactics Rise as Guardsmen May Patrol

Denver dispatch reports heightened strike activity in Colorado as coal leaders push for persistent picketing, with some lines planned at 4 a.m. near Aguilar and Walsenburg. Governor Adams warns against early demonstrations while United Mine Workers leaders vow continued action, though some picketing orders falter amid sporadic demonstrations and strategic pauses.

United Press Denver Colo Colorado Tony Mate Des Gov. Win Adams Lester Mverlang Wark LW. AW Feaders Kristen Svanum

Probe into Beemus death continues in Davion services

Deputy Coroner Mark Fultom held a morning inquiry into the death of George Reems crushed beneath his truck after a train struck Summer Street crossing. Beemus body remains at Davion Funeral Home awaiting movement by friends to Spring Creek for Mineral services tomorrow at 2 o clock.

Mark Fultom George Reems Summer Street Fulllom Davivon Funeral Home Spring Creek

Repeal Sought for Nuisance Taxes in New Measure

A House Ways and Means hearing heard calls to repeal nuisance taxes tied to auto and related industries as the administration seeks to fund wartime goals. Witnesses from Milwaukee New York and Chicago represented manufacturing music and women’s groups urging relief while opponents pressed preservation of the taxes.

House Ways and Means le Crested Industries National Automobile Dealers Association Secretary of ‘Treasury Mellon Suilement Agi L.A. Lecher Milwaukee Louise Ileus New York Kenkwe America Alfred L. Smith Saw York Industries Chanster Martha Te Uonnote East St. Louis Nathan W MacChesney Chi Sportl

Tragedy at Sydney Harbor Ferry Collision

Twelve dead and 35 injured after the passenger steamer Tahiti rammed the ferryboat in Sydney Harbor today. The Tahiti, en route from New Zealand to San Francisco, struck the ferry crowded with women and children, tilting and sinking the craft within moments.

A. W. V. King United Piece Sydney Australia Sydsney Harbor Wurmen United Press New Zealand San Francisco Tahiti

Erie Woman to Wed Aged Millionaire

Philadelphia reports Miss Bertha Walther of Erie will marry Pulwell, an aged millionaire manufacturer, in mid November. Pulwell, about 80, is linked to the Volwell Brothers woolen concern through the Walther family. The ceremony is slated as details emerge from Pulwell.

United Prove Philadelphia Han T- Pulwell Bertha Walther Erie Molwell Mike Walther William Walthen Mulwell Volwell Brothers and Company Polwell

Gov Jackson Faces Trial for Conspiracy in Indiana

Indiana Governor Ed Jackson and two co defendants face trial on charges of conspiring to bribe former Governor Warren McCray. The indictment alleges Jackson, John son and Robert Marsh offered 10 000 dollars to appoint a Marion County prosecutor favorable to the Ku Klux Klan and promised immunity from prosecution. McCray allegedly refused the offer, fearing loss of office money and reputation.

United Press Indianapolis Indiana Ed Jackso Jackson Winder Warren Metray Geo John Robert Marsh Merhons Jakeson McCray Marion County Johnson

Screen Stars Divorce Granted After Appeal Window

Marilyn Miller, noted screen star, is granted a divorce from Jack Ford in Versailles tribunal filings dated November 3. The divorce becomes effective at day end after the appeal period expires if an appeal is not filed.

United Paris Marilyn Miller Jacke Pickford Versailles ‘Tribunal

Little change in condition of Clymer child

The Alberta Babenco baben es? Little Alberta Babenco, ay year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Babicock, remains badly burned after a lamp accident at home. She suffered third degree burns over arms face and body and was brought to Carry Hospital by Dr Graser. Attendants report hopes for recovery though condition remains serious as she fights the severe injuries.

Alberta Babenes Frank Babicock Moon Wenesslay Todas Danterw Graser

Erie County Prisoners Denied Pardons by State Board

Two Erie county inmates were denied pardons at the October meeting of the State Board of Pardons. The board granted seven pardons, continued ten, and refused 87. Ray Miner, jailed for larceny, was refused. Angeli Jacksing Nexta, once Mirdener in the Sewickley estate of Mary Roberts Rinehart, and her husband Dr S M Rinehart Tapkson, previously two years into a life sentence for murder, were considered for pardon. Joe Nevis, sentenced to Western Penitentiary for robbery, and Antonio Caliendo, a smothered murderer, were held under advisement or continued. Other cases included Humbert Frindon for robbery, Raymond Jo Hamilton for arson, and John A Hell whose case was continued to November hearings.

Erie County State Board of Pardons Hell Ray Miner Jarceny Miner Orry Grintell Wis Angeli Jacksing Nexta Mirdener Sewickley Mary Roberts Rinehart 5. M. Rinehart Tapkson Western Penitentiary Pittyburgh Gartride Nicalis Pardoyt Sor Joe Nevis Western Peniton Allegheny County Antonio Caliendo Raymond Jo Hamilton Lawrence County Johin A. Hell Pitta Hireh Bank Ambersler Rayne Larceny Narnia Schaden Erie Manstausher

Policy on fixing bank rate debated by Fed and Treasury

Washington news reports say the Federal Reserve Board and Reserve Bank governors discussed future policy for rediscount rates. Secretary Mellon indicated Treasury will request a Justice Department ruling on the legality of the board setting rediscount rates for the Federal Reserve banks. The Chilean bank inquiry referenced remains unresolved within the organization, Mellon noted.

Washington Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Board Reserve Bank Treasury Mellon Mallon Treasury Justice Department Tha Board Chile Mellon

Farm Leaders In Convention At St Louis

Farm leaders gathered in St Louis to discuss a possible farm party as an alternate to both major parties. The McNary Haugen bill was denounced as an obstacle to relief with delegates pledging to push for passage to aid farmers. Former Governor George W. Donaghey warned of a rising farm political movement and potential state and national meetings to organize agricultural voters.

Foster Eaton United Press State United Pret Lols Inyotys Mieis WM Ears Fenders Mississipi Fiere Noth Partivy Abn Fulturists McNaty Federul George WiDrwhey Arkansas United Press Gian Press Aelegdres MeNars Haugen Donagher Tegb Industrsr Bie Congress Oly Miliou Doringhey Donaghes St. Tans

Dairymen to Meet Friday in Munjelpat Building

A Dairy men’s League meeting is set for Friday evening at the Munjelpat building. The session begins at 8:80 o’clock and all members are urged to attend due to important business affecting dues and transactions.

Dairymen's League Munjelpat Morcy Bey

Radio Tonight Features from WJZ and WMAQ

Radio listings note WJZ airings include Verdi opera La Traviata direct from the stage with conductors and principals, an Oct 2 broadcast of Cremina piano concertos, and WMAQ programs at 10 p m with orchestra and vocal segments as Maxwell Hour and other music.

WJZ WEAP Yi i

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