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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1927
Page
6
In Shanghai monarchist Russians attacked the Soviet consulate during a reception, tearing windows and injuring seven as police fought back. Thousands gathered at churches to mark the tenth anniversary of the Communist revolution, with imperial flags flown and two figures of Reds burned in effigy as tensions rose.
Pittsburgh November 1 Joseph Kajoris, 2, is making a notable run with 19 prohibition arrests this year. His 18th occurred when police raided a concrete cave in his Lock Yard and found a still. Federal agents boosted the tally to 19 after raiding his possession and seizing liquor.
Warren Nov 7 A hunting incident on opening day left Mrs Lottie Spencer of Limestone township fatally injured after a shotgun blast in the hands of Mrs Louis Newark. Spencer died Sunday at Warren General Hospital. Newark, also wounded, was in the act of cocking the gun when the gun discharged. Two other women hunting with their husbands were involved. Spencer left behind five children.
Jamestown, Nov 7 The 86 year old Lars Gust Cedarholm of Berwin Pay was fatally injured at the International Casement Company plant when a steam pipe burst during a test. He fell from a fourteen foot ladder and died at Jamestown General Hospital at 10:20 PM. A group of workers aided the injured man as the line burst and the ladder toppled. Georgetown leads scoring in eastern football with 202 points, Dartmouth at 228, and Pittsburgh in fourth place. Miles Lane of Dartmouth has 15 touchdowns and 12 points after touchdowns.
Officials prepared to place blame for a boxing fiasco after welterweight champion Joe Dundee refused to fight Ace Mudding over unpaid guarantees. About 25,000 fans were disappointed as Dundee failed to appear. Promoter Dick Donald and manager Max War man face false advertising charges. boxing commission to be questioned on negligence. Mrs Wade travels to Union City for a visit. Wanted: girls for general housework at 420 Spring Street.
Curitis Field New York November 7 Darence D Chamberlin pilot of the second successful trans Atlantic flight Fraulein Thea Rasche German flier George Burns friend of Chamberlin left Mrs Wilda Chamberlin by airplane shortly after 11 A M today for Akron Ohio The group took off in a Parichild monoplane for a Chamber of Commerce dinner in Akron marking the start of a municipal airport campaign
Three Erie residents escaped serious injury when a light car driven by Roy Huckleberry skidded on a slippery main road, crashed into a pole, and wrecked. Huckleberry and his daughter were hospitalized briefly with cuts and bruises while another daughter and a Mrs. Huckleberry were uninjured. The family was en route to Buffalo to visit friends when the accident occurred.
The Woman's Club department will meet Wednesday at 10 o'clock in the home of Mrs Gerry T Kincaid on North Center Street. Leader Mrs F S Austin asks all members to attend.
A promotional notice claims McCoy's Tablets help underweight individuals gain weight and improve complexion. It states buyers receive a five pound gain and a full purchase refund if not satisfied, with the product marketed as McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets sold by N. P. Ames & Co.
James F Lavery pledges that if elected county treasurer he will allocate funds from the proposed half million bond issue for Good Roads to build a southward paving from Corry through Concord township to the Crawford county line, linking to Spartansburg and giving Corry an outlet south. He asserts Erie county public opinion supports the plan and notes Concord township carried the last bond issue but lacks pavement.
A brief notice urges readers to monitor classified offers for opportunities before withdrawal. It highlights timely tracking of listings and potential bargains. Local readers are advised to act quickly as deals may be removed without notice.
United Press reports a flood disaster across New England with Vermont hardest hit. Seventy four bodies recovered with 54 identified in Vermont, deaths feared to rise as rescue work continues. Property loss estimated at 100 million dollars across six states.
A fire at Moves Lepree’s bake shop in Ludlow, home of Attorney General John G. Sargent, was fought by firemen in a snowstorm. Lows reportedly feared possible destruction but crews from Bellows Balls and Springfield contained the blaze. Damage described as sight.
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