20 Oct 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1924
Page
1
A derailed express train near Harrisburg, with ten cars leaving the tracks, sent many passengers to hospitals. Injuries ranged from broken limbs to head and shoulder trauma as救 staff battled the wreckage and passengers faced evacuation. The incident disrupted service between St Louis and New York, with several conductors and residents identified among the injured.
Police apprehended a man suspected of passing a bad check for 8280 at the White Main Street market owned by Wil Finn Nykow. The suspect, a former resident of the city, had fled to several cities before being traced to Westfield where authorities arrested him Saturday. He was jailed pending a hearing.
The Shenandoah, a US Navy dirigible, completed its return flight, passing over Astoria Oregon before heading toward Lakehurst. Reports note speed estimates around 40 miles per hour as the craft retraced its earlier route under the guidance of airship officials from the American Radi Corporation.
Reports from Union City to Waterford indicate the corridor will open in late November except for an overpass over the Pennsylvania Railroad. State and contractor sources say the main bridge and Union City to Corry section near completion, with full opening delayed until spring for the remaining works.
Miss Mabel Vernon, a worker for the Woman's Party, spoke at a rally hosted by Aire Martha Williams. The event aimed to inform voters about platform and policies, stressing nonpartisan intent and Christian principles while urging informed support for candidates aligned with equal rights and laws.
A car at the Arcade in Union City was damaged by a midnight fire likely caused by a short circuit. Clerk Michael Li extinguished the flames with four buckets of water. alarm came from box 12.
New York betting activity centers on the New York gubernatorial race with Darnell & Co. and A. Daniell & Company wagering large sums. Coolidge is seen as likely to carry New York State against Roosevelt, while Smith is favored to win reelection.
In October reports from Spartanburg and Greenville describe a strong earthquake centered between Greenville and Pickens. Thousands awakened as windows rattled and walls trembled across a 100 mile radius, with towns including Anderson Greer Easley Liberty and Union noting disturbances.
Dimick and Beonne on bond expected late today as investigation continues. Beonne and Roscoe Wilton face bail requests of 3000 and 2000 respectively while others including Mike Flaherty remain wanted or under scrutiny. State police visited several homes, suggesting further developments and more charges linked to a moonshine operation.
In Constantinople on October 20 Turkish police routed 8000 Greeks to imprisonment in the Fortress of the Seen Towers. Families were forced to leave belongings behind as soldiers prodded men women and children along the road. A child with smallpox was dungeoned, and a baker's son with flour on his hands was hurried to the prison.
A lineman was badly hurt this afternoon in East Mali Street when he fell from a utility pole. Garry Hospital officials identified the injured worker as John Danielsor Younges, with the incident occurring shortly before 4 o'clock. Police are investigating the circumstances and no further details were released.
Sharon Wimin, 19, delivered twins aboard an Erie line en route to Emporium. One infant died, the other died later from injuries. The mother was taken to Corry Hospital in stable condition. Erie railroad investigators say no foul play is suspected and the case remains under review.
United Press reports Standard Oil Company of Indiana denies any combination to monopolize gasoline. The reply contends it did not engage in a conspiracy, but licensed the Peruck img? process to others, boosting supply and keeping prices lower for consumers while opposing government charges.
London report says Prime Minister Zamany MacDonald and the Labour Party faced defeat in upcoming elections. Political experts identify two possible successors: Stanley Baldwin leading a Conservative ministry or a Liberal Conservative coalition headed by Lloyd George or Asquith.
Investigations focus on rear end collision of two electric trains near Niagara Falls. Two killed and over 70 injured as a stalled first section was hit by a second section. About 400 passengers aboard, many tourists from Philadelphia and New Jersey. Victims reported improved conditions. several remain critical. Wreck occurred near Tonawanda Billicot street area. chaotic scene at Buffalo station as survivors gather news and aid.
The Week opened with an overall uptrend amid irregularities as rail stocks led gains in Prisco Common and Nickel Plate. Industrial shares showed heaviness but signs suggested solid support and a likely continuation of the prior week’s strength. Tron Pipe rose 312 points to 106.2 after a team decision limited dividends until liquidation targets are met.
Mrs Stanley, who has been visiting in Jamestown for several days, returned home last evening with Dr Stanley. They traveled to this city on Sunday. Mrs Stanley later went to Union City for a visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs Drake.
Davis campaigns move south and east toward the campaign close as La Follette also begins a push east. The pair forge a broader nationwide contest as the democracy cause gains attention. Davis frames the drive as momentum toward broader support.
Gov Charles W Bryan campaigned in Waterloo Sparta and Murphysboro denying radicalism charges and outlining wage and agriculture views as he spoke during a Southern Illinois swing. He recalled winning governor by 80 000 votes while opponents in other offices lost by large margins.
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