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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1924
Page
6
A long stretch of intercity improvements between Corry and Warren progresses slowly as plans and surveys advance. Officials discuss paving, utilities, and potential bridges to close the gap, with projected spring action and funding considerations shaping the timeline.
The article reports on expected G P victory in New York based on votes and electoral trends. It references the national race, key states including Montana and North and South Dakota, and forecasts a close contest with emphasis on regional results and electoral vote thresholds. The piece notes concerns over turnout and confidence figures among supporters and observers.
Witnesses from Corry describe the hearing of Gael Briny, Carl Petunwn, and John Bogart before Alderman Momoyerit Erle. They were bound over to county court on charges of breaking and entering and larceny. Additional alleged offenses include theft of machinist tools and damage to a shed. The trio face probable Grand Jury action in November, with further charges of assault against Carl Fare.
Readable details indicate plans for a forthcoming Erie arena event next Friday. Mentions include Jeiliie Dailey, Jaldie Anderson, and Red McDonald in key roles with forfeit postings and a main phony cited. THML is noted as a newcomer with limited clarity on role.
Wildfires raced through New York and Pennsylvania threatening timberlands and homes as crews and volunteers fought flames near Bear Mountain and along the Adirondacks. Several hunters remained missing, feared dead, with authorities bracing for updates as fires hampered daily life and forced evacuations.
United Press reports in the race for all 435 seats that Democrats could seize a majority as voters go to polls. With 225 Republicans 207 Democrats one independent and one Socialist currently in the House the Democratic party must win at least one GOP seat to claim a majority by March 4. The outcome hinges on close contests across numerous districts.
United Prose reports a crowded field of 22 women seeking seats in the House, with figures like Thoras J. Walsh of Montana noted among male opponents. The piece outlines races involving Robart Rose, Guy Walters, W J Pine, and Magnus Jobison, plus quotes on party dynamics and regional contests. A local notice mentions Fort Carry and a meeting of Watchmen with a social dance after the session.
A historical roundup reports heavy turnout nationwide with significant early voting in Pittsburgh and Chicago. Polls opened early in many states, with forecasts of large votes in Kansas Texas Vermont Maryland and New York amid variable weather and security measures.
Twenty arrests have been made as a tax delinquents enforcement drive proceeds. Warrants were served on delinquents at the collector’s office with settlements offered. Neutral deputies were secured to aid in collecting back taxes so school funds remain available.
Nine drillers trapped in a burning hoarding house at Mayminker Pa were forced to evacuate. Harold Austin 14 attempted to flee and was fatally burned. Joby Mi 60 Bert Kettos 8 and a 0 year old man from Eldreid were seriously burned.
Police seek information to arrest Casimir Dea, former Oil City resident, after his wife Marie Dea was shot three times in Cleveland. Dea previously lived on Emerald Street, attacked his wife in 1922, and was sentenced to a year in the warehouse. he left for Anderson, Indiana, while she feared him and later remarried.
Rotary Club hears Erie member Toby Smart discuss replenishment and business topics. Secretary Toby Smart outlines lessons from Pacific travels and recent gifts while LW Olds and Jf Deemone share observations. Guests De Shenyourl and Jim Hoyt attend as large turnout fills the meeting.
The Authors Club held a regular session at the Library building last evening. Miss Ashton spoke on How to Vote, Mrs Norton addressed the Tax Budget of 1924, and Mr Barnes gave an address on Different Political Candidates.
A terrible bus collision near a railway line results in eleven killed and four dying. Early reports indicate a catastrophic impact with multiple injuries as emergency services and physicians struggle to stabilize survivors and determine fault. Strong entities include the bus, railway line, and unnamed officials coordinating the response.
An airplane loaded with serum is racing from Philadelphia toward Los Angeles to combat a deadly pestilence spreading in the region. The shipment, tied to a wartime quarantine, is expected to arrive by Wednesday night, aiming to curb the outbreak that has already caused multiple deaths.
Fire in an isolated upper Daliphin county town devastates the business district. A sudden heat wave and strong winds hindered containment as flames spread rapidly from a waterlogged supply, leaving the community reeling in the aftermath.
City officials report a rise in property valuations across the county with a ten percent increase in assessed values. The plan seeks to equalize assessments, noting adjustments by city and county assessors and changes tied to recent appraisals and appeals.
The grand jury session was postponed as election-related cases caused delays. Court officials announced that all cases set for today would be rescheduled to Wednesday, with jurors summoned and two true bills reportedly returned earlier.
Franklin Pa November tragedy as a speeding car strikes Geo I Bors Fullman on way to work at Atlantic Refining plant. Investigations by state police and county officials continue into identity of the driver and details of the wreck. John Walters reports minor injuries after being attacked by the same car near the incident. Local names include Prank Seamer and Mayotte Lali.
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