21 Nov 1928
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1928
Page
1
A garbled 19th or early 20th century classified style entry references apartment rental details including room counts from 1 to 6 rooms and a back entrance with lights. It mentions Stennett address, a 2011 apartment, a $25 per month figure, a duplex and furnished garage, and a sale of 83 acres with drainage and dual access on the South Bast area.
Fragmentary game notes recount a late night contest with referees, players and a dramatic finish. Key figures include Charlerol, Miller and John, with mentions of a blocked shot, a safety, and a seven point margin. The garbled text notes a victory by a Bulldogs team and refers to multiple plays and players in a tense endgame.
Two federal inquiries reveal conflicting views on the Vestris prior to its sinking off Virginia. Inspectors testifying at the Customs House say the vessel was sound and seaworthy despite reported leaks and defective ports. Crew members claim the ship was badly in need of repairs, with multiple lifeboats and pumps problematic, supporting possible negligence by owners.
Internal strife among the anthracite miners in the Pittston district was believed ended today after Frank McGarry president of the Anthracite Miners Union of Pennsylvania and leader of the insurgent group of wr en miners announced he is ready to step down for the time being in the interest of peace in the district.
Program guide lists WEAF NBC 8:00 Home Companion Hour MST, WJZ NBC 10:00 BST Chicago Club Opera, WOR Newark - Stock Company weaved into BST, WEAF Palmolive Hour, WOR Columbia Network Kolster Hour with unclear times and schedules.
United Press reports Pennsylvania plans automatic driver license suspensions after fatal crashes, with hearings to determine fault and possible immediate license restoration if blameless. October saw 12 fatalities, elevating concerns over rising auto casualties compared with prior months.
Two women in the city sustained burns from domestic accidents this week. Christine McElroy of Euclid Street spilled a grease receptacle contents onto her leg and foot causing painful burns. William Houghton of West Wayne Street burned from boiling water overturning on her hand and forearm. Both are reported to be resting with pain managed.
Bombing rocks Becker Cleaning and Dyeing Co in Chicago near Job A Sivanson home elect, swanson’s home already struck in April. Blast near midnight leaves windows shattered, one wall collapsed, damage around $1000. Becker blames rival Cleaners and Dyers association and cites Scarface Al Capone. No injuries reported.
The season's coldest spell hits the city with temperatures near freezing and motorists finding cars stuck after frost. Light rain and flurries are forecast, with a gradual warmup expected tomorrow as lowlands remain flooded from weekend rains.
Hundreds of city students and adults enjoyed the Buck Tourist Party slide program Picture Stories of American Wonderlands at the High School auditorium. Presented to grade pupils in the afternoon and to junior and senior high students at night proceeds benefited the Athletic Association. The audience praised the clear, worthwhile slides showing Yellowstone Salt Lake Temple National Highway to Dixieland San Francisco Grand Canyon and other wonders.
A Titusville motorist yet unnamed escaped with a slight head gash when his new Buick coupe careened off the highway near Union City last night, struck a tree, and overturned. The car was badly wrecked and towed from the scene.
James Titus and George Malios were fined in police court after a Tuesday raid on the West Main restaurant. Titus paid 10 and costs. Malios faced 25 for disorderly conduct. Police found three bottles and evidence of alcohol use. the building was cited for unsanitary conditions. Authorities, including Chief Tipton and officers Brown and Ruppersberger, conducted a full search with no additional contraband found.
President elect Herbert Hoover planned a day at sea aboard the Maryland to fish off Cape San Lucas. Four boats waited as the party prepared to troll for marlin sharks and swordfish while the Pacific swarmed with big game fish. The weather cooled and dignitaries, in formal dress, prepared for Neptune's reception aboard the ship.
Dayton Bandits robbed City National Bank and Trust Company escaping with 23000. Police pursued with brief chase but no injuries reported. Suspects remained at large as of the morning edition.
The annual roll call of the Feentre Chapter of the Red Cross is under way in this city. Local quota is 150 memberships and officers urge forwarding of dues for renewals while welcoming new members. Dues may be sent to W M Houghton West Wayne Street Mrs Thomas Dy Glin Maple Avenue and Mrs Frank Heath West Pleasant Street.
The Woman's Club Music Department under Mrs. E. Hawkins offered a refined program detailing American musical traditions. Performances included Edward MacDowell sketches by Mrs. Griffiths with piano works, mezzo-soprano solos by Miss Austin, a development of song talk by Mrs. Fulp, and a final soprano group led by Mrs. Dewey, all praised for thoughtful, educated rendering.
Secretary of Interior West announced today bids for sale of government royalty oil from Cat Creek Montana. The contract will extend over a three year period and involve Al Meld. Washington officials oversee the process as the sale proceeds.
Omaha residents awakened by a murderous ax slayer roaming the streets. A 75 year old man, Jaseul Blackman, was hacked to death in his sleep. Mrs. Resso and her sister were slain in their home, while Harold Stribling and his wife survived a brutal assault. Police maintained a citywide alert as investigators pursued leads and warned the public.
L. J. Rowe of Tisbeville, operator of a chain of floral shops, opened a new location in the Masonic Temple storeroom previously occupied by the Mowston store. The shop, serving Titusville, Oil City, Franklin and Union City, features extensive remodeling and a grand opening event with a flower for every lady visitor from 7 to 9. Miss Katherine Hines will manage the store.
Disaster across Kansas and Missouri leaves 14 hundred dead, hundreds homeless as floods disrupt travel and rescue operations. Officials report rising casualties and widespread damage while health workers rush serum and supplies to affected areas. Rescue efforts focus on flooded towns along the Blue River valley and surrounding counties.
Railroads show strong ore and grain traffic from lakes to cities including Erie to Johnstown. Erie to Lovells and Renovo division feed brisk shipments. nearby lines also report hiring brakemen as ore and grain volumes stay high and the Jake remains open for business.
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