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20 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 20, 1927
Page
1
Government probe ties Teapot Dome to Fall Sinclair talks
Washington reports show Assistant Secretary Finney testifying he was told to withhold data on the Teapot Dome case. Evidence includes letters about leases, with Finney stating he acted under directions from Fall in responding to Interior Department inquiries. Trial focus shifts to whether Fall orchestrated actions to shield a conspiracy to defraud the government’s naval reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teapot Dome
United Prous
Washington
Finney
Toe
Joan Tingey
Fall Sittin
Interior Department
Teapot Dome Naval Reserve
Fic
Ivan Mwe
Hint
Sinclair Finney
Mos
Pall
Faye
George P. Hoover
Sinclair
Owen Roberts
Salt Créske
Teapot
Leuke
Tralt
Finsney
Harry B. Sinclar
Navy
Teasese
Sinclair S
Akiti
Bertinos
Splee
German Junkers Plane Plans Northerly Flight From Azores
By United Press MORTA Fagal Island Azores Oct 20 The German Junkers plane T1220 which was due to leave here early Monday will probably take off for Newfoundland tomorrow first reports say the craft intended to depart for Nesws gufdland and could move toward the north Atlantic weather permitting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
MORTA
Fagal Island
Azores
Junkers
Neswsgufdland
Tomorrovy
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Card
Radio guide lists five top features airing tonight across networks. WMAQ Chicago and WOR Newark are among stations highlighted with diverse programs. Listings include program identifiers and times, guiding listeners to a varied late evening lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Tron
WMAQ
Chicago
Newark
Sun Hie Hue
Coolidge Draft Issue Sparks Ohio Senator Opposition
Senator Fess Sures Ohio Republican says President Coolidge is displeased with draft talk for 1928 renomination. He quotes the president as opposing a forced draft and hints Coolidge might refuse renomination if pressed. The exchange centers on whether a convention will name Coolidge or whether a draft could compel him to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy United
Washington
Fes
Ohio
White House
Coolidge
Wess
Hlent
Two More Scout Troops Organized Here
Community paper reports expansion of Boy Scout activities in the city with a new troop formed at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Parish Hall. Jace Griffiths named Scoutmaster with John Cochrant as assistant, as Erie visitor M Pettengill endorses progress and outlines next steps for troop planning and broader council development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tong
Tuo
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Jace Grifiths
John Cochrant
Hom
M. Pettengill
Erie
Pettengill
Tapilly
Duane Miller
Hoy
Verida
Cit
Hilarry Spiver
Ruth Elder and Pilot Tour Ponta Delgada Arrival
Ruth Elder and George Haldeman, American trans Atlantic fliers, landed at Ponta Delgada in the Azores after a Lima crossing. A large crowd met them, they toured the island by car, and Elder wore a blue suit and fashionable cap, drawing admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponta del Gada
Aceres
Ruth Hitler
George Haldeman
Lima
Heyg Rin
Martedl
Horta
Miss Elder
Haldeman
Amores
Corry Woman's Club Considers Card Party Plans
Members of the Corry Woman's Club held a business session with President Cronin presiding. Announcements covered a November 3 card party chaired by Mrs Harrietough, and a potential visit by Milton Werk, renowned bridge expert. Reports on state federation elevates were given by Mrs Crouis, Mrs Barney, and Mrs Lories. The Girly current events department will meet at Mrs Rose Rincard's home Wednesday at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Cronin
Wirk
Federation of Women's Cubs
Pittsburgh
C. F. Crouis
B.C. Barney
Lena Coties
Lorey
Girly
Rose Rincard Fon
Northy Canter Strow
Craai
Uit
Wanted man Thatcher seen near city after alleged fraud
Roy Herbert Thatcher, sought in Warren for worthless checks and car theft, was reportedly seen near Gary by a Warren man. Police spread notices with Thatcher description, a barber by trade, six feet tall, 160 pounds, dark eyes and hair, blue eyelids, driving a new Star Landau. A Erie Railroad delay affected train arrival. exact cause unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Herbert Thatcher
Warren i
Gary
Were Mirror
Warren
Ari
Thatcher
Sanday
Corry
Ros West Fle
Ant
Pennnsylvania Heenks
Board Rejects British Propaganda in School Books
A school board in a wartime trial stood firm against British propaganda in curricula and libraries. Former judge Frederick Dausman testified that England uses propaganda to undermine American unity. The session involved superintendent Wim McAndrew’s suspension and testimony about controversial articles and library associations aiding Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ciheagh
Iirago
Yettles
United States
Great Britain
Fredeerick Dausman
Washington
Supreme Junet
Ted
England
America
Dausman
Wim. McAndrew
McAtdreys
Sttling
Daushan
Mercury Stenemincing
Proganda
Mayor Wu
Tate Phumipton
Ment
I. Mercken
Baltimore
Sige
Press of Prigagements
Datsinga
American Library
Britain
Grove Locke
Ani
Association
Erie Railroad meeting closes at Cambridge Springs
J J Beret and D L Graysu presided as Erie Railroad traffic and operating officers wrapped up a two day convention in Cambridge Springs. The final session focused on general discussions, with aim to improve public transportation service. About 120 officials from territories including Toronto, Canada, New Orleans and East Coast centers attended, using a special coach to move the party from Cambridge Springs to Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Beret
D. L Graysu
Can
Mendancé
Erie Railroad Company
Cambride Springs
Mendville
Torosito
Canna
New Orleans
East Goast
Potty
Oklahoma
Erie
Cambridge Springs
Meadville
Glass Cutters Strike Settled in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on Oct 20 the three union glass cutters strike ended. Workers returned to jobs under the old wage scale with a one year agreement. The Glass Cutters Union renewed its wage scale at 42 cents per box for single strength glass and 47 cents for double strength. Gillofts amendment kept the old scale of 37.8 cents for single strength and 41.2 cents for double strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Weage
E. H. Gillort
Isague
Gilloge
Pitt and Tech councils seek to ban signs praising football
Pittsburgh October 20 Pitt and Carnegie Tech student councils plan rules to end painting signs and street slogans such as Beat Pitt or Beat Tech. Those who persist face disciplinary action under school regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pro
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Beat Tech
Sigs
Encampment Grand Officers Are Approved
Erie won the bid for the next session of the Grand Encampment with an unanimous vote and will host the convention in DuBois. The approved slate includes Grand Patriarch George W. Morton Renovo and Grand High Priest Louis C. Schauble Erie, with other officers from Philadelphia Pittsburgh Shippensburg and more. A new outside sentinel vacancy was filled by Van M Cull Philadelphia as Joseph W. Derr resigns after 20 years. The Patriarchy Militant and Encampment sessions proceed amid rain and a 49 candidate class led by Leroy Chidley Benedett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
DuBois
Seversl
Laninnimous
Onvention
George WV
Morton
Renovo
Louis C. Schauble
Robert Mitte
Pittsburgh
Geo
Ranes
Philadelphi
Menzel-Loweden
Philadelphia
Robert Peters
Shippensburg
Samuel I. Pepe
Joseph W. Derr
van M Cull
Grand Council
Patriarchy
Leroy Chidiey
Benedett
Order
Homestead Titusville
Carlisle
Kiwanis Club hears York district convention report
Members of the Kiwanis Club heard John H. Martin describe the recent district convention held in York. D Warren DeRosay spoke briefly about a Erie club visit and compared its business program with Corry’s. Special music by the orchestra accompanied a large gathering at the Hotel Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
John H. Martin
York
Hotel Corry
Martin
Corry
D. Warren DeRosay
Sido
Erie
DeRosay
Corry Club
Police Probe Burned Automobile Mystery Near Rivery Lake
Investigators trailed the burning auto on the Rivery Lake road near Hurting. Chief Tipton and Deputy VanGeen coordinated with Pennsylvania license clues and a Sherman contact to identify the car’s owner and further the inquiry into possible foul play or arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake Road
Penn
Iiliey Lake
Tipton
Pischey Lake
VanGeen
Sherman
Pennsylvania
Reality Mets
Juvenile Polish Band Organized South of City
A group of Polish boys and girls south of the city organized a juvenile band and hold Saturday rehearsals. Directed by R S Chepel of Ene, the band has twenty two pieces and new instruments. Parents and neighbors express interest and hope the group grows into a real band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Corre
R. 5 Chepel
Ene
Tuind Leading
Frajning
Chepel
Cormmunity
Masons Plan Big Hallowe en Party
The Masons plan a Halloween party at their temple club rooms on North Center Street Friday October 28. Larson's Orchestra will provide music and light refreshments will be served by the Indies of the Easterd Stap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massnic
von North Center Street
Larson
Columbus Office Under Local Agent's Supervision
The Columbus office of the Erie Railroad is under the supervision of agent Frant T. England of this city. England will conduct duties of the agent at Columbus along with his local work. The change took effect for day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Erie Raily Road
Frant T. England
England
Heavy floods threaten PA towns as rivers rise
Flood conditions spread across western and central Pennsylvania as the Allegheny, Susquehanna, Juniata and other rivers surged. Authorities warned 10 feet stage on the Susquehanna near Harrisburg, with Newport and Towanda also posting rising levels. Property damage loomed along rail lines, waterways and basements flooded in Pittsburgh, Greensburg, and Philadelphia suburbs, forcing evacuations and transport disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sehuvilal
Hood
Harrisbore
Newport
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburgh Weather Bureau
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
West Penn
Swereton Rnil
Seatdale
Connellsville
Youphiogheny Nver
West Pent
Weneath
Piuladelpna
Hue
Darby
Cobbs
Schmkill
Saturgl
Hartsburg
Towanda
Wilkes-Barre
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Anil
FESS
M. E. Church
Jack Griffiths
Ruth Elder
Woman's Club
E.R. R
J. H. Martin
Allegheny
Pithburgm
Cot
W. S. Breteman
L. S
Caine
Davis
Helier Staud
Elle Stodaand
Porter
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