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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1929

Page

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Falls Case Near End As Doheny Testimony Wraps Up

Former Interior Secretary Albert B. Falls defense nears closure as Edward L. Doheny testifies about a $100,000 bribe linked to leases on the Bik Hilla reserve. Doheny, aged and ill, contends he was not bribing Falls and the trial focuses on duties and actions of both men. Attorneys expect closing arguments later today with jurors to be sequestered through the weekend due to a legal holiday.

Herbert Little United Pléss Washington Albert B. Falls Law Edward L. Doheny Oldkingland Doheny Bik Hilla Elvion Malliionaire Wall Ned” Noheny, Jr Ned Plunkett

Fourth Ward Child Struck by Automobile

Four incidents in twenty four hours report injuries to a seven year old Fourth Ward boy, Alfred Haenel, struck by a car driven by George Doty on West Pleasant street. he was taken to Corry Hospital with non life threatening injuries. An Eshelman car hit Charles Anderson’s parked vehicle on North Center street. Eshelman had minor injuries. A Roy Mather collision with a Corry Hak ing truck caused no injuries. Pennsylvania Federation of Women’s Clubs holds Erie convention with officials elected and policy support for Root protocol and federal education and birth control study.

Fourth Ward Alfred William Haenel West Pleasant Street George Doty Corry Hospital Bull 14 Eshelman Weat Wayne Street Charles Anderson North Center Street Eshelmain Anderson North Center Washington Streets Roy Mather Corry Haking Company Oan A. Prick Allentown Thinilay Pennsylvania Federation of Woman's Chilea Erie United States Senate Wari Permanent Court of Internation Justice Edith Hillcott Powers Federation Lancaster Senate Hoover Federal Department of Education Wilkins Farm Forest Hearts Content Ambrose N. Alehi Pittsburgh Northwest Mim J. B. Bickley Scranton Northaal Richard J. Hamiton Ardmore Southwast Margaret L. Krall Shippensburg Central John E. Me Iirby Edgeworth Southwest Charles W. Hust Williamaport P. Whitney Davis Chinchilla Harry B. Bradley Franklin Philadelphia New Castle

Plan Special Shower Rooms At High School

The Board of Education approves creation of special dressing and shower rooms for high school football teams. Supt. Dewsy proposed the change at the last meeting. The new facilities will be accessible from the outside to reduce congestion in the Junior High showers.

Board of Education Hatch Supt Dewsy Tutti

Death claims A. Linendoll longtime Corry resident

Word reached the Linendoll family of the death of Stephen A Linendoll at Crile's Clinic Hospital Cleveland. He was born in Crawford County sixty two years ago and resided in Corry two years. Survived by wife two sons a daughter one brother and one sister with funeral services Sunday at 2:30 pm in the Presbyterian church. Interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.

Ajlmendoll Stephes A. Smendoll Newt Corry Tate Springs Street Linendall Cussiga Linendoll Claire Linendoll Bele Louise Shreve Cambridge Springs A.B. Linendoll Norwalk

Radio Entertainment Listings for NBC CBS Stations

A compact guide of five radio programs airing on NBC and CBS networks across major stations. Includes WABC WJ WJ WDAF listings for 8 Cities Service Orchestra, True Burning hour, Theatre memories, Quakers, and Mystery House with network times and show titles.

WEAT NBC Cities Service Orchestra WABC CBS Armstrong Quakers WDAF

Hunt Pyromaniac in Big Hotel Fire

A fire at Wie Portland hotel yesterday injured 14 and caused one death. Investigators traced the blaze to a pyromaniac who drenched the hotel with kerosene and set it alight. The hotel, run by a Japanese operator, trapped many guests in beds but most occupants were rescued. The injured are expected to recover.

Hunt Portland Inputers Aii

Barker Lectures Draw About a Thousand Here

Dr Charles Barker spoke to around 1000 people at the High school Jalidltorum closing a three part series. He addressed boys and fathers in the morning and mothers and girls in the afternoon while the Rotary Club hosted and the High School Orchestra performed. Copies of the lectures sold out quickly and were to be restocked at the school offices.

Rotary Club Charles Barker Jalidltorum Orenestra Briker Hoth Bunker Dewey

Community Chest Passes $12,000 Mark Amid Local Contributions

The Community Chest total rose past 12 000 with 850 from Ajax Tron Works officials and employees and about 250 from 1 8 Radiator Corporation staff. Chairman C J Alexander reports more contributions to come as several others are still being tallied.

Ajax Tron Ngrest C. J. Alexander Te Porte Oer Radiator Corporation Alexander

Fathers Night To Be Observed At Junior High Meeting

On Monday at eight o clock the Junior Elementary Parent Teachers Association will hold a Fathers Night in the Library room of the Junior High building. All parents and friends are invited especially fathers. A program is being arranged with Rev Lyle D Itts of the Himmansel Molscopst church, Rotary Club orchestra, vocal solos by J Wright, violin solos by Joseph Sherrick. After the program candy will be distributed. The school hopes for a large crowd.

Junior Elementary Parent-Teachers Association Lyle D. Itts Himmansel Molscopst Rotary Club J. H. Wright

Big rum trade secrets surface in bootlegging raid

United Press reports on a vast bootlegging syndicate exposed by a government raid. Papers seized detail a corporation-like operation with seven-bank accounts, lavish dividends, and five-figure protection payments to officials in New Jersey and beyond. Al Capone is named among the investigation’s references as authorities pursue leaders from coast to coast.

United Press NEW York Putiber i Viicale Rendhils Awres Wisgaroad Effect & Corporation Crencra) Motors United States Steely Ts Board of Dnvestors Saldstown Wail Street Turn Korporation Federal Authoriies New Jersey Happy Hunting Grounes Ub le Black Canada William J Calhoun Scarface al Capone Ichays Gang Teader Philadelphia James & Wilkinson Brooklyn Wilkinson Onogenstun New York World Iaith Ping Coast Guard Robert B. Watts United States Atorney St. Pierra Miguelon Bermudas Bonis Long Island New Yorke Ben Flighlands N. J

Leaks in Tariff Hearings Prompt Probes in Congress

United Press reports reveal investigation into alleged leaks during tariff rate hearings. Senators Bingham and Ryan examined as committee probes into secret communications and possible disclosure of sensitive rate details.

Paul Fi. Mallon United Press Washington House Ways and Menne Committee Senate Charles J. Ryan Conecticut Mruufactur Ete Associsition Hiram Bingham Ryanson Bingham Hyanson

Jury Still Out In Damage Case At Meadville

The jury in the James A. Bennett versus Tacob Wisenberg damage case, heard in Meadville, remained deliberating about 2 o clock this afternoon. Bennett seeks 8000 dollars for alleged false arrest damaging his reputation during a Titusville check operation, with witnesses from Corry, Titusville, and Spartansburg summoned.

Meadville Hemy SRA Wizenberg Titusville James A. Bennett Ducob Wisenberg Mead Journal Benniett York Street Whenberg

Plans Made for Benefit Party by Woman's Club

Wine preparations are nearly complete for the Woman's Club benefit party to be held at the elite home on Mott Street this Saturday at 2 o'clock. Generous gifts have been donated for awards and refreshments are planned. Those wishing to participate should phone Mrs G T Scincald by tonight if possible.

Woman's Club Mott’ Street Phaye G. T. Scincald Gow

Prof Pogue to Speak Sunday at First Methodist

Renowned preacher Prof Pogue will return to the city for a Sunday morning service at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. After recent readings at Corry lunches and a well received recital, he is expected to address topics on Theodore Roosevelt’s penance passage and deliver his characteristic humorous offerings. All are invited.

Barton Rees Pogues Corry Sindy Iboye Pogue Pcriptrs Theodore Roosevelt Publi

District W F W Auxiliaries in Session Here

Seventy one delegates attended the Northwestern Pennsylvania district meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Miss Lila Eglaald of Witkrs Barre presided and spoke on the National Campment of Auxiliaries. A luncheon at the Hotel Corry followed, with red, white and blue decor.

Pennsylvania City Ays Bradford Kane Penta Uoumel Veterans of Foreign Wars Eldely State Department Lila Eglaald Witkrs Barre Corry Whemo V.F. Wy

Noted Italian tenor Cappelli to sing at local church

Signor Mario Cappelli, Italian tenor, will perform at the Methodist Episcopal Church on November 24. The renowned artist, praised by Caruso, will travel from New York City to appear in Cosby Westold chapel that morning.

Mario Cappelli Fmt Episcopal Church Europe Caruso Cappeill New York City Cosry Westold

Fete North East Club Plans Halloween Themed Event

The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club plans a Halloween themed party for the North Boat Club on Monday evening at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall on West Washington Street. Members are urged to reserve and wear costumes and attend the event, with Miss Tea Orlin or Mrs. Doris Bucone handling reservations.

Corry North Boat Club Veterans of Foreign Wars West Washington Street Hele Yong Téa Orlin Doris Bucone

Japanese Accept Invitation to Naval Conference in London

Japanese acceptance of the London naval conference invitation was announced by the state department. Tokyo’s reply stresses reduction and not mere limitation, with Britain to hold 340000 tons and the United States 150000 tons, though figures may be trimmed in London. The conference is set for three weeks in January with all invited powers expected to attend.

Japan Lyle C. Wilson United Press Washington United States United Press Ikari Owever Tondon Débuchi Ny Japatves Stlmaon Tukiu Lindon Linnon Dap Great Britain Serlar Teva Tavn Joseph Gordon Geeawa Onis Opty Alten Cor Enes London Raisiy Macdonnald Canada

Teachers Institute Meeting in Erie Saturday

Supt of Spools Ht Spewey and Messrs Hoftmaster Bilodeau Spit ler and Blunden of the ideal school star will attend a meeting of the Erie Teachers Institute at Erie Saturday morning. W. M. Prot ser, a teacher in national training, will address the gathering. Dinner will follow at the Shrine Club.

Spewey Messrs Hoftmaster Bilodeau Spit~ler Blunden Ideal Erie ‘Teachers! Institute Erie W.M. Protser Shrine Club

Woman's Missionary Society Day Remarks At U B Church

Miss Alice Bell president of the Woman’s Missionary Society will speak at the United Brethren Church in Akron Ohio during Sunday morning services marking the observance. The event draws considerable interest from church members and WMA supporters. In a separate note a bank robbery at the First National Bank of Peru is reported with an estimated loss around 50 000 dollars.

United Stethren Church Alice Bell WMA Society City United Brethren Church Akron Ohio U. B Woman's Missionary Society

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PENN Alfred Hoenel John A. Frick Federation OF Women’s Ateles Wawuvearu Walter Marment New Castle Pi Elica McArment Austin Senatoes Byenson Evanfoyi Mnte Prof. Pogue Fete North East Club Weat- Abid Tan Father EB. Voatll Will U.B. Church Unitedress PRU Ind Gix Te Fira National Banke Perot
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