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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
2
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Assistant Secretary Testifies In Teapot Dome Fraud Trial
In a Washington proceeding on December 20, 1928, Finney testified that he was instructed not to release data on the Teapot Dome lease and that Fall directed secrecy to protect a suspected conspiracy to defraud the government of naval reserves. Prosecutors pressed that Fall controlled the leases, while Sinclair and Finney faced cross examination on lease details and payments linked to the Teapot Dome matter.
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United Prees Wasiington
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Albert Pall
Pip Havot
Finney
Piney
Interior Department
Meft
Jense Teapot Dome
Sinclair Viney
Tal
Fall
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Ieore P. Hoover
Sinclair
Owen Roberts
Kinney
Salt Creek Field
Ade
Washington
Interge Full
Teapot Dome
Harry P. Sinclair
Ndhrough Finney
Navy
Ateusel
H Phere
German Junkers Airplane Schedule Noted For Early Monday Takeoff
A fragment notes the Junkers plane D-1280, tied to United Press Horta and Vayu Tstandy Azores, expected to depart here early Monday for New inland, autorroy.
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United Prets
Horta
Vayu Tstandy
Azores
Junkers
Mons
Newinland
Autorroy
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Clips
Radio schedule fragment lists programs and stations with unclear times and call letters. Mentions WJ Hootip WMAQ Chicago WOR Newark and WOW. The readable parts suggest a roundup of tonight’s featured radio items and presenters.
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WEAP
Eskimin
WJ Hootip
Radio Tron
WMAQ
Chicago
Players
WOR
Newark
Sunshite Hour
Senator Foss Will Not Be Drafted for 1928 Nomination
United Press reports Senator Foss, a Republican, told reporters President Coolidge is displeased with the push to draft Foss for the 1928 nomination. Foss indicated the president has spoken against his candidacy, and he believes Coolidge may veto any move to draft him. Foss noted the president views the matter as not a one man county and that Coolidge may oppose a new bid.
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Washington
Foss
Republca
Obivy Wuld Teelayn
White House
Coolidge
Fess
Poulidge
Repret USA
Renomnacion
Ootidge
Ress
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Two More Scout Troops Forming in Corry City
Expansion of the Boy Scout program here gains momentum as a new troop is organized at Emanuel Episcopal Parish Hall with Jack Griffiths as scoutmaster and John Cochran assisting. Wartime support from M. Pattengill signals broader citywide growth, and a Presbyterian unit near future plans adds to Corry’s three-troop structure under Duane Miller at M E Church. Regular meetings, local council development, and a community chest backing promise lasting activity through the coming year.
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Emanuel Episcopal
Chin
Jack Griffiths
John Cochrang
M. Pattengill
Erie
Mr. Pettengill
Corry
M. E
Duane Miller
Presbytterians
Harry Spicer
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Scoutts
Cout
Ruth Elder and Pilot Arrive in Azores After Transatlantic Flight
Ruth Elder and George Haldeman landed in Ponta Delgada, Azores, after crossing the Atlantic aboard the Steimer Lima. Heavy rain hindered the welcome crowd at the dock, but the pair later toured the island by car, with Elder wearing a golf outfit and a cap.
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Ponta del Gada
Azores
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
Steimer
Corry Woman's Club holds regu lar meeting and plans card party
Corry Woman's Club members gathered last evening in the Totel Corry for a regular business session presided by the president. Plans discussed include a card party set for Thursday evening November 5 with Mrs Mariellough as chairwoman. Reports from delegates to the State Federation of Women’s Clubs in Pittsburgh were presented by Meg Cronin E Barnes and Lena Cohen. The current events group will meet Wednesday at 64 North Center Street with Mrs Bess Kincaid.
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Corry
Totel Corry
Mariellough
Milton
Work
Cauenon
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Pittsburgh
Meg
F. Cronin
Mes E. ©. Barnes
Mise Lena Cohen
Cory
Clit
Bess Kincaid
Sidvlock
North Center Street
Mery
Cronin
T Hose
Proni
Wanted: Roy Thatcher sought over worthless checks near Warren
The Warren Mirpur reports a man named Roy Herbert Thatcher 80, about five feet tall and 160 pounds, dark hair and eyes, barber by trade, last seen Sunday near Corry West in a car filled with luggage. Police sent out 100 notices and telegrams to join searches, with a detailed description and motor car data in hopes of locating him.
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Roy Herbert Thatcher
Warren
Gory
Warren Mirpur
Roy Tmerbust ‘Thatcher
Thatcher
Corry
Koig West
Bacher
L Lansdan Dan
Pennsylvania
British Propaganda In School Books Debate Staged
Chicago officials debated British propaganda in textbooks led by former judge Frederick Dausman. He argued England uses propaganda to wage war on America while suggesting U S schools push anti British bias. The hearing touched on author figures and library groups amid claims of deliberate effort to shape history and public opinion.
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Chicago
Washington State
Supine Court
T Hie
England
America
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Medndrew
McAndrew
Dhool Boards
Uftil
Mayur Wa
Hue Thompeor
Heney L Meno Kien
Sage
Duseman
Amritan
Britain
Georats Locke
Sssariation
Erie Railroad meeting closes after conference in Cambridge Springs
J T Remet presided with T Gray and Carl Towe as vice presidents. About 190 officials discussed transportation service, terminal matters, and regional links across Toronto, Calgary, New Orleans, East Coast centers, and Oklahoma. Conference aimed to strengthen ties among all branches and improve public service. Special trains operated from Cambridge Springs to Meadville.
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J.T Remet
T |. Gray
Carl Towe
Erie Railroad Company
Cambridge Springs
Meadville Dispatch
Tertitory
Toronto
Caiuitla
New Orleans
Oklahoma
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Camridge Springs
Meadville
Glass cutters in strike settlement reaches deal in Pittsburgh
The strike of three unions of window glass cutters is settled. Workers return to work under the old wage scales with a one year agreement. President Ey H Gillott says glass cuttery Teague renewed its same scale at 42 cents an hour for single strength glass and 84 cents for double strength, with adjustments for the older scales.
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Pittsburgh
Gillott
Teague
Gillott’s Association Oe
Tech student councils sue to curb painted lights
Carnegie Tech student councils sue to abolish street signs and lighting that encourage the football team. The move targets paintings reading Real Pitt or similar slogans and seeks disciplinary action by the school council.
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United Preas Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Encampment Grand Officers Are Approved
Erie wins unanimous bid to host next Grand Encampment session of Pennsylvania order. Officers elected include Morton as Grand Patriarch, Schouble as Grand High Priest, Mullen as Grand Senior Warden, and Peters as Grand Junior Warden. A class of 49 candidatos admitted. parade canceled due to rain. sessions continue with reports approved.
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Pennsylvania
DuBois
George JV Morton
Renova
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Schouble
Eric Grand
Whrden
Robert Mullen
Pittsburgh
Geo. Tf. Biines
Philadelphia
V. Heide
Lomeden
Robert Peters
Shippensburg
Samuel Tf. Pepe
Tywood
Joseph W. Derr
AL Cull
Grand Council of the
Patriarchs
Leite
Leroy Dudley
Benexett
Order
Somestead Titusville
Carlisle
Kiwanis Club Meeting Highlights York Convention Report
Joliet Martin presented a report on the district convention held in York at the Hotel Worry. He detailed activities and sections he attended as gate keeper for the Corry chapter, while Warren DeRosay compared the Ene club’s function to the Corry clubs. A visiting Ene club member spoke, and special music by the orchestra drew a large attendance.
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Kiwanis Club
Joliet
Martin
York
Corry
Warren DeRosay
Ene
DeRosay
Police Probe Burning of Automobile
Investigators are probing a mystery fire at Findleis Latke rail where an automobile was burned. The wrecked car rolled about fifty feet into woods before ignition. a Pennsylvania license and serial numbers were found nearby. Police seek owner identity as probe continues with local and Sherman deputies assisting.
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Findleis Latke
Wirneach
Ghet Findley Lake
Tipton
VanGeen
Sherman
Pennsylvania
Juvenile Band Organizing South of City
A Polish youth group south of the city organizes a 22 piece juvenile band. R S Shepel of Erie directs rehearsals in members' homes, with private lessons from Prof Chepol. The community notes the project draws strong local interest and hopes for steady growth.
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Erie
Orm
R. S. (Hepel
Chepol
Gf Aie
Terest Ue
Masons Plan Big Hallowe'en Party
The Masonic fraternity announces a Halloween party at their temple on North Center Street. Friday October 28 features Larson's Orchestra providing music. Refreshments will be served by the Indies of the Ensterm.
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North Center
Stivet
Larson
Leight
Indies of the Ensterm
Star
River Flood Threatens Western Pennsylvania Railroads
Westmoreland and surrounding counties faced heavy rainfall and rising rivers, with the Susquehanna expected to reach up to 10 feet and the Juniata at Newport rising to 12 feet. Flooding imperiled basements, tracks, and railroad property, while Philadelphia and Harrisburg reported extensive damage estimates and overflow in multiple creeks and streets. The Columbus Erie Rail office announced a local agent change to Frant England as duties shift, effective late October.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Teddy Rivera
Wsepee
Philadelphia
Thote
Hani
Sncquehanon Rver
Tse
Harrisburg
Juniata
Newport
Avica
Connells
Ville
West Pern
Swefeson
Suurtitule
Connellsville
Dee
Dobbs
Schuylkill
Auvil
Schuy
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Susquehanna
Weather Bureau
Susquehiacna
Wbdfarrisbirg
Newport Hall
Wikestrare
Columbus
Erie Rail
Frant T. England
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Chicago School Board
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Glisburght
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Brunemin
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