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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1924
Page
1
The New York Giants victory in the World Series opener ends in the twelfth inning at Washington as Nehf bests Johnson in a great battle. Terry homers propel McGraw's team to a dramatic extra frame win.
In Griffith Stadium Washington on October four the New York Giants edged the Senators 4 to 3 in twelve innings. Coldidge watched as 38000 spectators saw Washington fall short of forcing a twelfth inning tie after battling throughout the afternoon.
Alpoona Pa Oct Charles Raughinen died yesterday at Moonngdiu Hospital from wounds suffered after a shooting near Htonertown Hedion county. Authorities say the youth was allegedly hired to drink and fight. one suspect Mile bows is said to have saved him. Police found a quantity of moonabiis at the Dick Hime as the investigation broadens and both father and son are in Roilforel county.
Chapman and Graham Co. will build a new factory addition in Jamestown. Bid $70,040 for a brick and steel structure to double Corry industry floor space. Groundbreaking planned immediately with a power house and heating facilities to support expansion.
London reports Labour plans to push the Irish treaty after the bill to establish a boundary commission. The piece notes speculation of a general election following passage and discusses reactions from King and Prime Minister MacDonald and Muslim circles.
Listings show multiple stations including WEAR in New York and WN in New York with am and fm frequencies. References to broadcasts of games, orchestras and late night programs appear with times and locations. The piece lists Cincinnati University football games against Georgetown and Pittsburgh games against Babette Forbes Field.
United Press reports from Pittsburgh that Methodist ministers voiced concern over an $87,000 deficit at the annual South Avenue Conference session in Wilkinsburg. Francis J. Mevonnell announced plans to raise funds before November 1 when the board of missions convenes, with Dr. B B. Wolf urging Blairsville district leaders to help clear $9,000 of the shortage.
The President and Mrs. Coolidge with an official party of seven attend a presidential program in Washington. They will, with Mr and Mrs Coolidge, throw the first ball and participate in routine formal duties. An address and the unveiling of the First Division A BP are on the schedule.
Citizens rally to maintain the public health nursing service after the Rol Crise chapter disbanded the focal sanitation unit. The Chamber of Commerce will back efforts to fund and charter a Community Nurse at the Municipal Building, with room on the second floor proposed to cut costs. A meeting next week aims to finalize finances and secure ongoing cooperation to sustain the program.
Democratic leaders who joined John W. Davis in New Jersey yesterday voiced confidence the party could carry the state. Davis drew large crowds in Trenton Elizabeth Princeton and Nesem (New Jersey) while outlining personal liberty freedom of religion and freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures. He was to travel to Providence Rhode Island for an address tonight.
Des Moines Iowa March 4 reports show Brookhart defying Republican leaders after a split within the State Central Committee. The committee repudiates Brookhart and declares party unity while Brookhart vows to keep fighting to purge the party amid attacks from Des Moines and Medin.
General Wut Bei Fu and southern allies advance on Shanghai after capturing Chin Shan. Allied forces from Pekin and Ki Ansu converge, forming a complete circle around the city and crushing Kiang troops led by Lue Vung Tai. Transportation shortages hinder the defense as operations unfold.
Scranton, Ost, d Nennie Sand, Phillies infielder, says bribe to throw a game to the Giants was offered during a trip today. He notes key details remain unpublished but will come from Judge Law. Mrs Charles Richardson and her daughter visited the city and left with Crowell for Mayville.
Hon H P Faris and Marie C Brehm of the Prohibition party arrive this afternoon for a rally at the State Armory at 8 o clock. The pair will stay through the weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs F E Whittle at the corner of West Church and Spring streets.
Wisconsin third party candidate Robert La Follette begins his campaign swing in Rochester New York planning a nationwide bid for the presidency. Spokane Washington reports public support and a pledge to keep wheat prices stable while touring key states.
Cranton Oct 4 Pestus The gins Minooka Paw who played major league years ago with Bucky Tarris manager of Washington died this morning of hemorrhages He was a boyhood as of Steve O Neill of the Red Sox Mike McNally of the Yankees and Charley Shorten of the Cincinnati Reds He pitched in the old New York state league inter arizona and one of the Ohio Wagues
Johnson, agent for the Bureau Animal Industry, plans dog patrols in Eric, Mercer, and Crawford counties to fine owners lacking licenses for dogs over six months. Ross, garbage collector, paid a $10 fine after failing to license his dog. The van will visit all districts to inspect dogs for proper tags and prosecute noncompliant owners.
State Highway Department surveyors are working east of the city to explore a possible new route for the Gorry Columbus road. The plan is to swing north of Desmond property and cross Scot road, with more details likely next week.
A dispatch from Teheran reports Sinclair oil has abandoned its Persian concession and sold the Persian fields to a British company for 500000 dollars. Russell Downey traveled to Sheffield for a visit with telegraph officials.
President Coolidge spoke at the dedication of a First Division monument. He urged voters to inform themselves on issues, defended constitutional rights and courts, warned against government monopoly, and emphasized independence in foreign affairs and the League of Nations.
Flood waters spread south from Northern India inundating 100 villages. The Jumma river reaches Delhi walls and the Jumna bridge is at risk. Large areas between Bareilly and Isanagar on the Rohilkund railway are submerged. crops ruined and peasants seek refuge atop trees.
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