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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1927
Page
2
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Revolution leaders Gomez Almada Aguilar and Medina fled the battle area with about 90 soldiers each as federal troops under General Escobar pressed the pursuit. Reports say over 500 rebels surrendered at Cozautlan with several officers among the detainees while government announces the swift end to the uprising.
In Nazleton Pennsylvania on October 11 a timber failure at Dadian Coal Co. caused a scaffolding collapse. Father Jual Cirabs and his son, Cirak, were crushed to death while workers attempted to secure the area. The accident occurred during timbering when a loose eye of timber fell.
Tonight’s programs feature WEAF with Baseball and Ever ready Hour at 10:30 p.m. A Midland audition for a young singer appears on Minetmipp Gate. WJ2 presents an 8 p.m. lineup including Stromarg Marlson and Lincoln University program.
The Supreme Court has ordered former Interior Secretary Fall and attorney Sinclair to stand trial next Monday on four criminal indictments tied to the Teapot Dome affair. Prosecutor Pomerene hailed the decision as just, while key witnesses Blackmer and O’Neil remain abroad.
A federal judge issued a decree restricting the United Mine Workers from picketing or occupying company houses in the Pittsburgh district during a six month strike. The ruling bars enjoined workers from detaining or occupying the company homes, with exceptions for ongoing state court actions and specific property stipulations. The Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation pursued the injunction against the UMW to prevent nonunion miners from living in company housing during labor unrest.
In St. Louis Senegal Lt Dieidonne Costes and Joseph Le Brix arrived at 11 10 AM today on the first stage of their flight from Paris to South America. They left Paris at 9 14 0 AM Monday and planned to take off for Aigher on a 2000 mile high trans Atlantic toward Natal Brazil.
Deputy Jack Applebes reported the seizure of royal ballots cast in the Vare Wilson senate race. Ballots were removed from boxes, sealed in a bag, and seized in western Pennsylvania. Impoundments have occurred for weeks as ballot boxes from the November general election are reviewed by authorities.
Mrs. Imogene Holmes Remus, shot and killed Thursday by her husband Geo. Reming in Cincinnati, was buried here yesterday amid secrecy With no viewing by intimate friends or funeral details provided the burial had been announced for today previously
State Department scrutiny delays approval for remodeling theSenior High auditorium as Inspector McCay awaits its state compliance decision. Board receives enrollment figures totaling 1821, tax reports totaling 89,490 dollars, and notes need to replace about forty junior high seats with plans to relocate some seats to the Concord building. Total sinking fund transfer of 12,000 dollars approved. treasurer reports 77,788.95 dollars on October 1.
A lone bandit held up the Security Savings Bank and Trust Company in Toledo, gagging five clerks and stealing between five and ten thousand dollars. The assailant entered separately, bound the employees, and threatened death before robbing the cash drawer.
In Cleveland on October 11, six leaders of the Superior Industrial alcohol conspiracy, described by federal authorities as the nation’s largest liquor case, were sentenced to Atlanta Penitentiary and fined. Philadelphia men Benjamin Vogel Frank Vogel David Geronstein Ben Geronstein and Edy Silberstein received 18 months and fines. Roth of Philadelphia drew one year and day plus a $1590 fine. Three other Philadelphians faced fines up to 3,300. Targeted the group that flooded the country with illicit alcohol two years ago.
The Cory Hotel Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Hotel Cory offices on Monday evening October 2. Nine directors will be elected for the coming year and officers will report on last year’s operations. Stock transfer books close October 14 and reopen October 25.
In Columbus Ohio on October 11 Edward McCann aged seven months died after a tombstone toppled while he played near it. He strayed from his parents who were visiting the cemetery and a fall of dirt from the stone fractured his skull. The burial was held today in the cemetery.
President Coolidge warned that a $350 million or $100 million tax cut proposed by the U S Chamber of Commerce could create a deficit. He noted the nation’s debt at $18 billion and cites rising war taxes, flood relief, naval budgets, and veterans’ appropriations as reasons to pursue economy before any large reductions. Congress’ spending plans and treasury estimates will shape final tax-cut scope.
Cincinnati based hearing on the murder charge against George Remus proceeds as county grand jury reviews the case. Judge Chester R. Shook expects an indictment if the panel acts, with witnesses already called to recount the death of Mrs Remus. Public anxious for a swift process as proceedings begin.
Paris dispatch recounts Georges Quien, condemned betrayer of Edith Cavell, claiming innocence after a life of trouble. An interview from Clairvaux prison follows, with questions about justice, fate, and the wounded legacies of war.
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