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17 Oct 1927
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1927
Page
1
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Teapot Dome Case to be Aired Again in Trial Start
Washington dispatch reports the Teapot Dome conspiracy trial opening with former Interior Secretary Ball and oil magnate Harr F Sinclair facing charges of defrauding the government over the 1920s oil deal. Two women jurors were seated among the first panel as both sides prepared for selection amid a broad array of legal talent.
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United Pro
Washington
Geo. Proiser
Gerk
Uder
Secretary of the Interior
Ball
United States Supreme Court
Harr F. Sinclair
WBE Sinclair
Pal
Frederick T. Siddon
District of Columbia
Spreme Court
Sinclair
Bally
Anneljie Ly Bulley
Anneli Baifes
Piavio
Bernice Heaths
Wert
60000 Miners Strike in Spain Under Dictatorship
Dispatch reports sixty thousand miners join strikes in Asturias Spain amid political tension. Government responses appear limited as opposition to a new national assembly grows. The movement echoes broader labor action during a period of authoritarian rule.
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Spain
Pulted Pres Enday TV
WGA
Asturias
Hein
Maternity Hospital Opens on East Main Street
Dr. Reese, formerly of this city, has opened the Horne Maternity Hospital on East Main Street after extensive improvements. The property was previously leased from Corry, where the Well Maternity Hospital operated. The new facility is now in operation.
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Tre Ac Uy
Reese
Corry
East Main Street
Well Maternity
Horne
Radio feature rundown headline list
Tonight's five best radio features include Beethoven's Fidelio on WEAF and Gypsies with Elliott Shay on WOR. WIZ airs Ombia Program, then Roxy and His Gang, and a Church and Drama Association feature. The schedule lists multiple stations with estimated times and promotional notes.
Grayson Plane Nose Heavy Forced Back in Maine
In Old Orchard Maine on October 17 United Press reports Grayson and her Dawn, a five ton plane, suffered nose heaviness after takeoff. A forced landing was needed near Saco while plans to refuel and depart again depended on weather. Grayson praised the aircraft and hangar performance and hoped to resume later that day if conditions allow.
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United Press
OLD Orchard
Grayson
City Council Meets This Evening for Tax Appeal Session
City Council members sit as a court of appeals on adjusted tax assessment cases at the Municipal Building during this evening's requisary meeting of municipal executives. Changes were made by the tax revision and appeal board at the last session, with a review on the sine. Possible consideration of the 1028 improvement program to aid engineering with estimates for next year’s budget. definite action expected after new council organization in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
Giley
Fire salute as Coolidge meets British cruisers visit
President Coolidge welcomed two British cruisers on arrival for a five day visit. A 21 gun salute was fired when H M S Calait and Cairo met the Presidential yacht Mayflower with the President aboard. Mrs Coolidge appeared on the bridge as all ships’ crews stood at attention. The British and Mayflower bands played their national anthems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President Coolidge
H. M.S. Calsait
Cairo
Navy Yard
Walter T. Gowan
Nome
Four Board Members to Face Trial in 1925 Primary Conspiracy
Pittsburgh Oct 17 four members of the election board for the 2nd Ward go on trial tomorrow on conspiracy charges connected with the spring primaries of 1925. Fire Captain Charles Golden is also to be arraigned. Golden is accused of voting as a board member without authority while ballots in the district were allegedly mishandled. The defendants named include Alvin Miller Patrick J Downey and Mrs Anna Conklin. Miller is said to be misusing tally records.
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Pittsburgh
Charles Golden
Golden
Tha
Mt Baliows
Gordan
Alvin Miler
Patrick J. Downey
Anna Conklin
Miller Ig
Nile steamer sinks off Cape Bongaront near Gibraltar
United Press dispatches from Gibraltar report the United States Shipping Board steamer Nile, 5680 tons, sinking ten miles west of Cape Bongaront after taking on water. The crew are safe as the ship began to founder with seas breaking over decks. Nile’s home port is Seattle.
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United Press
Gibraltar
United States Shipping Board
Nile
Cape Bongaront
Byron
Seuttte
Plant Worker Burned by Molten Metal at Columbus Plant
Thelo Burlingame, a USA Radiator Corpora employee at Columbus, sustained serious burns when a ladle of molten metal tipped on a runway accident. He operates the mixer ladle in the plant foundry and was rushed to Corey hospital with severe burns to feet ankles and toes.
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Thelo Burlingame
Radiator Foundry
Thelo
Burlingame
Corey Hospital
Envoy Rakowsky Departure Strains Franco Russian Ties
Paris protests as Christian Rakowsky, recalled French ambassador to France, departs Paris with a diplomatic breach cited for not presenting letters of recall. Four Napier fly-princes embark from Plymouth for Bordeaux on a long-range tour via Berlin and Karachi to Bombay Singapore Batavia Adelaide and Melbourne.
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Paris
France
Russia
Christian Rakewsky
Shuier
Odai
Napier Prinesyjers
Downergue
Poincare
Ariand
Rakowsky
Berlin
Karachi
Bombay
Singapore
Hatavia
Adelaide
Melbourne
Fisher Guest of President Harrisburg
Gov Fisher to be guest of President Coolidge in Washington on Wednesday for the unveiling of the General George Gordon Meade memorial. He will be joined by the Pennsylvania National Guard General Staff and his Cabinet, as the Meade statue honors the Union commander at Gettysburg.
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United Press Harrisburg
Gov. Fisher
Coolridge
Washirngton
George Gordon Meade
Washington
Pennsylvania National Guard
Geri Meade
Gettysburg
Wife on Trial for Man's Death in Pittsburgh
Roxie Mumford stood mute as she pleaded not guilty to murder in Pittsburgh in a case arising from her husband Joseph B. Mumford's fatal skull fracture during an argument last April. Jury selection began in criminal court amid intense scrutiny.
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Wey Unitea Rrean
Pittsburgh
Roxie Mumford
Joseph B. Mumford
Ued
Mediation Board Reports No Railroad Strife Since Law
Chairman Samuel Winslow of the United States Mediation Board informed President Coolidge that peace prevails in the railroad industry with no strikes since the mediation law took effect on July 13, 1028. The board reported progress on its work and noted continued stability in labor relations amid ongoing negotiations.
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Unitedress
Washington
Samuel Eb, Winstow
United State Mediation Boarh
Coolidge
Winslow
United States
Tragic Love Triangle Ends in Double Suicide and Death
In Chicago on October 17 a tragedy unfolds as Margaret Murtiny, 18, and Catherine Stadler, 19, are shot to death and hurled from a car with William Winter, 21. The trio’s bodies lie by the roadside as Winter fatally shoots himself, and the car crashes after the impact, leaving four young men and bystanders to grapple with the aftermath.
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Chicago
Tony
Margaret Murtiny
Gil
Catherine Stadler
William Winter
Winter
Germany faces major walkout across industries in new strike wave
In a first major wage clash since 1924, about 70,000 lignite workers in Halle joined a strike, while over 60,000 textile workers in the Munich Gladbach area were ordered to strike by yesterday after arbitration failed. The stoppage threatens Berlin's electricity supply as power plants fall within the affected region, with hundreds of meetings held in the lignite basin Sunday in preparation for today’s action.
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United Press Werlin, Gee
Germany
Halle
Muencher Gladbacharea
Berlin
Grand Encampment session opens at DuBois with delegates
Hobart M. Hall represents the Corry Encampment at the grand encampment of the Patriarchs Militant State 10 0 F. Hundreds of delegates arrive in DuBois for the Th annual session. Opening services were held at the First Methodist Church while council sessions begin in the Elks Auditorium with remarks by Major J J Pents and Major General R J Lippey to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart M. Hall
Corry
DuBois
Mth
Patriarchs
Hall
Department Council
First Methodist
Elks 7
J. J Pents
R. J. Lippey
Ile. Krees
Review Refusal in Street Railway Strike Case
Washington Oct 17 The Supreme Court refused a review of the validity of the Indianapolis Street Railway strike injunction. Robert Armstrong and John M Parker officials of the International Street Car Workers Union were sentenced to 10 days in jail for urging employees to quit work in contempt of the court order. Their appeals argued their actions fell within peaceful persuasion under the Clayton Anti Trust Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
States Supreme Court
Robert Armstrong
John M. Parker
International Street Car Workers Union
Armstrong
Parker
Clayton Anti-Trust A&e
Supreme Court denies review of Brewer case
Washington October 17 The United States Supreme Court today denied review of Charles Fo Brewer's $800,000 libel suit against Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W Mellon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Fo Brewer
Secretary of the Trees
Andrew W. Mellon
Rider tariff dispute may delay settlement
Washington reports that a French note mediated by the State Department aims to delay discriminatory duties and revert to prior rates on German goods while seeking U S concessions on American tariffs and sanitary rules. Officials see cautious progress as the note narrows the conflict and opens room for a permanent treaty negotiation.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press
Washington
Get
United States
State Department
Vernce
France
Vrance
Aji Bereement
Levine Back in America After Atlantic Flight
Charles A Levine, lone survivor of the Columbia disaster, returned to U S soil after four months aboard the Leviathan. He landed at the Battery and was greeted by Grover Whalen and city officials, then driven to an uptown hotel for rest ahead of a City Hall welcome by Major James Walker.
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Uniwarron WY
York
Charles A. Levinej
Atlantic
United States
Columbia Suarest Airay
Roosevelt
Packers Case To Be Reviewed By Supreme Court
Washington October 17 The U S Supreme Court ordered records of the famous 121 packing consent decree brought before it for a full hearing on the entire controversy. The calendar sets for January first Tuesday. The case began with Swift and Co Armour and Co and other large packing firms in antitrust action.
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United Press
Washington
U. S Supreme Court Today
Te Goverment
Great Packing Companies
Caval
High Court
Ti Te Day
Chref
Taft
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Swift and Co
Armour and Co
Tragic Fog Crash Kills Local Youth Near Waterford
In dense fog near the Roosevelt and Perry highways in Waterford, Fran Sion a popular Union City youth died after a Buick sedan swerved to avoid an Erie truck and was struck head on. Donald Shreys and George Michael were injured but survived. the three were returning home with two other youths when the crash occurred. The heavy fog obscured the truck until impact, and the body was taken to Cooper and Crowe funeral parlor in Union City.
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Fran Sion
Iake" Vole
A.automobiln
Roosevelt
Perry
Waterford
Wien
Donald Shreys
Union City
Schutter Jruthiers
Eric Shreve
George Michael Ai Otler
West
St. Vincent's
Bete
Erle
Meadville
Erie
Adi
Wolf
Michael
Yidine
Idee
Wilf
Shreve
Michall
Greceash
Tate
Brody
Woll
St. Vincent's Hosital
Imman
Tral Institution
Strand
Frank Watt
Groshets
Tomar Sun
Organize to Fight Chicken Theft in Lykens Valley
Lykens Valley farmers form the Lykens Valley Protective Organization to combat chicken thefts. Forty farmers have offered a $100 reward for the capture and conviction of the thieves believed to be local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy United
Lykens, Pa
Lykens Valley
Special Car for Prisoners To Travel to Scranton
A special railroad passenger coach will be used today to transport nineteen Caliphine County prisoners to Scranton for federal court, charged with transporting stolen autos across states and Mann Act violations. Jurors and witnesses from Harrisburg may travel in the car with the prisoners.
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United Pros
Harrisburg
Caliphine County
Scranton
Harriabung
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