05 Oct 1927
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1927
Page
1
Unclear fragment details a late event related to a bath concept and a ceremony at a facility or plant. Names and places are unreadable, but the notice mentions service or ceremony terms in a damaged report.
The Yankees won the opening game behind strong support for Kremer in the third frame. They scored three runs and built a lead that held, with Babe Ruth contributing three hits in the victory.
Police probe Erie safe cracking tied to Corry auto thefts as gang used stolen plates. The 1927 World Series opener saw the Yankees beat the Pirates 6 to 4 with Babe Ruth contributing three of New York's six hits.
The passage describes a chaotic first inning with multiple players from both teams making fielding errors and miscues. Gehrig hits a three bagger driving in Roth, Waner doubles, and P. Waner scores on a catch, with Pirat es rallying on a misplayed ball near the right field wall.
Inning report shows no runs or hits for Yankees in the second while Pirates rally with walks and errors. Kremer falters on the mound as Grantham Harris and Ruth feature in scoring events and a sequence includes a triple and forced scores amid wild plays.
Pittsburgh Oct. 6 Ballot boxes in six wards have been ordered impounded by Judge J A Evans with informations filed against 110 persons over alleged primaries irregularities. Warrants for 85 arrests placed with Chief Detective George W Murten and others expected today. Many arrestees bailed at 2600 dollars each.
Charles A. Levine departs Italy in an Airplane toward Vienna and Berlin to rejoin Captain Walter Hindcliffe. The flight plans a detour to fly over Villa Carpena to drop a silver timepiece for Romano Miusibrini, the premier's new born son. A forced landing occurs near Cramping airdrome, as Levine’s Colombia plane returns yesterday.
At a White House breakfast on October 6 Republican leaders met with President Coolidge to discuss party finances convention prospects and potential candidates. Talks touched on Hoover Dawes Hughes and Lowden as possible open candidates with some urging Hughes.
The Woman's Club resumes activities at Hotel Corey this evening with a social session and a review of Mrs. P. Cronin's administration. The event features refreshments, attendance pledges, and plans for the coming year, with five new members joining and G. P. Cronin named to represent the club at the state convention in Pittsburgh next week.
Two new electrical shops are opening on South Center Street and South Street. Joe Gentilmay of Kane has leased a storeroom south of Lit Shoe Repair to open an electric repair and fixture store. The Service Appliance Company plans a local store in the former St James hotel Building, offering a full line of appliances and fixtures.
United States District Court in the Western District of Pennsylvania orders immediate impounding of ballot boxes and all voting records from the November election for United States Senator. The US Marshal is directed to secure ballots and related papers except where replicate sets exist, and to relocate contents to secured receptacles with proper markers.
A string of disappearances in Harrisburg prompts state and city police to search for six missing women and girls. Names cited include Mes Fred W Kugler 28, Cora Withe 20, Laura Koltride 14, Mary Cashman 14, Ruth Straw 20, and Mary Patch 16, with various lead clues from Royalton and Susquehanna college areas.
United Press reports intercepts and sightings of Junkers seaplanes D124 and D1230 near Schellingwoodey and Calais, with the D4220 skyward from Scheltingwoody heading toward New York. The missions involve multiple stops and a four man Navy crew.
Seven year old Julia Darling of East South street is in critical condition at Corry Hospital after being struck by Fred Webster driving a car near Harding School. Witnesses say the child darted into the street. authorities report severe head injuries and possible internal damage. A doctor at Corry Hospital treated her. outcome uncertain hours after the accident occurred around one o clock this afternoon.
The American Federation of Labor weighs a new wage disputes arbitration system to curb strikes and walkouts. John Frey of Washington drafts a scheme tying wages to production and profits, with support and opposition from factions as discussions begin. Navy searches for the missing Dole flight plane Golden Eagle near Johnson Island yield no results.
The Lal, a newspaper by St Edward's School students in the Literary Society, debuted yesterday. Editor Charles Burkhardt leads staff including Robert Roach as cartoonist and M Taylor in Social Activities, with reporters from all grades contributing editorials and school news.
A blast near the Peters Creek Oil Co. dock at West Elizabeth on the Monongahela River caused window damage across the river. Estimates say the bomb carried about 160 sticks of dynamite. Investigators work as three men reportedly fled the area while Mrs Geertson and Mrs McElrsy traveled to Erie.
General Serrano a presidential candidate and a staff of thirteen officers are among leaders executed. Rebels' hopes are quickly wrecked as federal troops close the net on insurgents, delivering decisive blows to the rebel command structure.
President Calles announced that federal forces crushed this week’s rebellion. Rebel leaders General Amalfo Gomez and General Hector Almada fled toward El Rayacho Canyon after Perote was surrounded. Several officers and regiments surrendered or were captured, with small protests reportedly stifled and revolt disintegrating.
Fire crews responded to a blaze caused by a tent near a gas pipe in a kitchen range at the Graves residence in Houghton alias. The fire was fought with chemicals and little damage occurred. A misdirected call briefly sent units to West Wayne street, delaying the response.
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