Fragmented Juridical Notes From Court Hearing
Fragmentary OCR text shows legal proceedings with mentions of trials and orders. Names and clear actions are garbled, but references imply court activity, charges, and formal rulings.
15 Nov 1927
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1927
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text shows legal proceedings with mentions of trials and orders. Names and clear actions are garbled, but references imply court activity, charges, and formal rulings.
London dispatch reports 150 drowned as the coastal steamer Sant Tookaram sank in a violent storm off Bombay with 196 aboard. The Jayanti, carrying 140, remains missing as search efforts continue and other vessels are feared lost.
Two resolutions will be presented at the Pennsylvania League of Women Voters state convention in Williamsport addressing whether officers may hold party office or serve on party committees. Speakers include Dr Horace Flack James G. McDonald and Mrs Lynn Ferry, with attendees from Allegheny and Chester counties.
York Pennsylvania officials say they have no clues in the murder of 16 year old Gar true Rudy whose mutilated body was found on a railroad truck near York City. A reward of 300 dollars had been posted by the York county commissioners according to an announcement by Amos Heflin district attorney.
Washington dispatch says Justice PF appointed a three member committee to probe irregularities connected to a mistrial in the Fall-Sinclair conspiracy case. The panel includes Peyton Gurtion and other prominent lawyers to determine criminal contempt and possible prosecutions.
Captain R. H. McIntosh and Bert Hinkler departed from Upavon England at 1 10 p m for a nonstop flight to India seeking to set a new world distance record.
Walter Ross of this city faced larceny charges tied to whale sale thefts west of the city. A semi verdict was returned this morning after a trial at Erie. Chief of Police Tipton and Patrolman J J Rippersbury testified along with Donald Geertson, arrested at the same time and aligned with Ross.
Chex R. Hosmer a longtime figure in the Canadian Pacific Railway and Bank of Montreal, died after a prolonged illness in Montreal. Born 1851 at Coteau Landing, he rose from telegraph operator to senior director of the Bank of Montreal and head of CPR telegraphs. He served on multiple company boards and is survived by his son Blood Hosmer, once a passenger on a trans oceanic flight that was halted in Spain.
Rotary Club members in Pittsburgh heard Willan Robinson pledge support for the crippled children movement. Frances Shirley of the Industrial School for Crippled Children outlined intake and accomplishments at the Pittsburgh institution. E L Murrow reported on Zem Zem Temple’s drive for a crippled children hospital. Supt. R S Dewey invited members to open house events at local schools. Orrin Wilhing and Rev. H F Reagle attended as guests.
London reports that 15 year old Slater, recently freed after nearly twenty years for the murder of Miss Marian Gilchrist, was discussed by Sir John Gilmour. The government proposed a referral to the Court of Criminal Appeal if general consent is given to grant Slater a full reconsideration.
A fragmented radio schedule notes the Lenox String Quartet on WIAA Dallas at 10 p m and Atwater Kent Concert. WEAR airs at 9 p m, while WIE features an 8 p m hook up. WEAF lists a morning slot with a historical march title, with stations and times loosely indicated.
Democratic leaders debate rules for presidential nominating process. Clem Shaver and Paul Mallon report a plan to move to a simple majority at the national convention, signaling power struggles around William S. Smith of New York and Southern opposition.
Pittsburgh November 1 Alfred Pinkhart vice president of Fauit White Gas Co states a sweeping probe is organized to find the explosion cause at the plant. A group of workers under experienced foremen were at work when the blast occurred amid debris and gas. The company plans a thorough inquiry and relief efforts for the injured and affected.
A revised dead list from the Pittsburgh disaster lists 20 named victims including Joe Waris 27 and Johnny Miller 68 with ages and origins in Pennsylvania. An unidentified body rests in the morgue while rescue crews search the waterfilled tank area near the Clay Pot facility.
Parents urged to attend open house at Senior High tonight tied to Education Week. Students will showcase class work, with tours starting after dismissal and a social hour in the hall. A similar program is planned for the junior high on Wednesday evening featuring Boy Bandits, plus an art exhibit at the junior high building.
Erie county officials report the bond proposal won by 710 to 3599 with only a fraction of precincts counted. Voters in many districts opposed the measure, but the outcome favored the issuing authority by a clear margin as results came in.
Mrs Toyd Maynard of Unnn injured when her husband braked to avoid a collision near Union City and struck the top of the car. She suffered a fractured nose and was treated at Corny hospital before returning home.
Former crown prince Carol wins a pivotal victory in Bucharest after a trial over alleged letters to aid his return to Romania. Michiel Stanillescue was acquitted of attempting to obtain letters to advance Carol’s claim. Budapest reports indicated public protests and parliamentary delays surrounding the Alixidlia Convention.
Health officials report nine cases of chicken pox and measles in the city with eight chicken pox and one measles. All cases are confined to children and under quarantine with containment efforts in place. Authorities anticipate the outbreak to ease within a week or two.
Henry Leland and Wilfred Leland sue Ford in federal court alleging breach of verbal stock purchase promises tied to the Lincoln Motor Car Company. They claim Henry Ford failed to honor terms after acquiring the company from a court receiver in 1922.
In Harrisburg on November 5, Eleanor Campbull, 27, reportedly attempted to poison herself after disputes with relatives over access to money for clothes and a life with her mother who left a decade ago.
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