11 Nov 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1924
Page
1
Nation Today reports eight dead and eleven critically ill from arsenic poisoned cider at Elks National Home. Doctors rush to aid inmates as the facility faces a deadly outbreak affecting residents and staff, with victims from multiple states.
In Baltimore a court debates the legality of homemade cider and fruit juices under the Weilstead act as evidence in the John Philip Hill dry case. Witness Hill testifies, while attorneys clash over correspondence with Prohibition officials and intent in the law. Blanchard attended funeral services for Nathan Bailey in Lataville.
A Erie woman was arrested on suspicion of murder after a confrontation with the Mossford family. George Mossford was wounded in the chest and staggered down the street before collapsing. police arrived as the suspect waited in a car. The case remains pending an outcome of Mossford’s injuries.
Smoke and flames swept Walmader Park near Erie as high winds aided the blaze. The fast moving fire endangered cottages along the beach and prompted fears of broader damage to the seaside area. Local fire crews battled the blaze through the night amid shifting winds.
Two Corry meat purters Hoyd Aver and Edward Siegel have vanished from their West Pleasant Street homes since Sunday morning. Neighbors and coworkers report no clues and note their departures followed by no contact or explanation. Siegel recently left his wife and five children, raising concern among the community.
Two Corry companies display new furniture lines at the Jamestown Exposition opening yesterday in the big exposition building. The Corry Chair Company and the Corry Hibre Furniture Company report first time shows of their latest designs. Jamestown reports robust buyer interest and signs of renewed activity in the furniture trade as the fair runs three weeks. Mr and Mrs Roseos Slye and Mr and Mrs Abbay with daughter have gone to Florida for the winter by motor.
A group of Republicans in the Senate indicates Jamos Wadeworth of Newark is favored to become the new Senate leader, replacing the late Henry Cabot Lodge. White House consultation is uncertain, but Wadeworth’s experience and caucus work mark him as a strong candidate.
Reports from Danville Kentucky describe Negro workers at their quarters under guard as National Guardsmen restore order after a race riot. A separate federal suit seeks to halt scrapping and custody actions on the battleship Washington as Navy officials respond to injunctions.
Henry Keppel longtime president of the National Bank of Corry and active business figure died at home shortly before 1 o'clock this afternoon. He aged 62 years and was born December 1, 1837 in birthplaces Germany and New York state. survived by wife Miss Mipra Aut Jer, daughter Mrs Edward Hawkins, son Harrison, two brothers and two sisters. funeral arrangements to be announced.
Detectives announced diamonds valued at about 1000 dollars were missing from the apartment of Harry Deave a murdered Los Angeles clubman. Investigators believe the theft related to his diamond dealings and the murderer may be connected to the missing stones.
A Mould district officer faces a one year suspension by the State Police Camp after a raid on the American Billiard Parlors on South Venter treat. The action followed arrests and alleged violations tied to motor weapon acts, with hearings and local court dispositions set to follow.
A fragmented schedule lists radio stations WHZ Spriyfield Mt Eastern and WGY Detpit with programs including a comedy drama Friendly Enemite and an Apprentice Day program. WEAR New York and WCAE Pittsburgh appear with band performances and various evening time blocks.
A state fish hatchery site for northwestern Pennsylvania has been selected but cannot begin until state officials confirm fuel and power readiness. The plan awaits approval by the fish commissioners before the monthly meeting and may be delayed by needed utilities and construction steps.
Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs plan a noon joint meeting and dinner at the Presbyterian chapel. Members will hear a program on education and school work, with the Board of Education joining to discuss proposed projects. Attendance is urged by officers of both organizations.
Orman Miler came home to Buffalo early this morning for a brief visit and will return here Wednesday to spend the winter. Mrs Thea Moore and daughter left this afternoon for Westfield New York to remain for some time.
On Armistice Day memorial services and ceremonies marked the sixth anniversary of the war's end. In Wallington and across counties crowds honored fallen servicemen with pilgrimages, chapels, parades, and wreaths near national tombs. President and Navy officials attended brief commemorations as veterans groups gathered at the tombs and national shrines. London observed a two minute silence as ceremonies continued at Westminster and the grave of the unknown soldier.
Washington reports that U S air policy centers on spending for future air power rather than building large fleets. The policy prioritizes development of superior planes to replace aging fleets, aiming for mechanical superiority over Britain and France with 1000s of planes, many in need of replacement.
President Coolidge will depart December 3 for the Chicago Livestock Show. He also plans to attend the Amiy Navy game in Baltimore on November 22.
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