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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1924
Page
3
A chaotic report suggests French withdrawal from the Ruhr region signals a changing era. The piece mentions a Meadville woman Helen Heyworth possibly aiding investigations into the Gotham jewel thefts and the murder case connected to Dot King and Louise Lawson.
La Follette announces expansion of his speaking tour into eastern states. He plans stops in Pittsburgh Cleveland Rock Island and Chicago with remaining dates to come as he campaigns against President Coolidge.
Former vice president and general manager Harrison Dollings of a large brokerage group is sentenced in Ohio to three years in prison and a $6000 fine for making false representations to stockholders. Co-defendants William Chatfield and George Heazell receive nine-year terms. Court findings link them to misconduct in a major brokerage concentration.
A one day WC Group Institute session will be held Friday at Beaver Dam from 10 AM. Participants include Union City Wartsburg Corfy Banwver Dany and Erie, all under age privileged groups. The program features coffee and refreshments.
Bandits struck a bank on the William Penn Way near Greenshude taking a large loot. No shots were fired as the crime unfolded. the bank president was assaulted briefly before the fugitives fled toward Johnstown. Police units were alerted and pursued them.
An invitation to a Thursday afternoon event at the Presbyterian Church invites all residents to attend a non political gathering with parish leaders. Ray mond will speak on Allegiance to the Constitution and the program aims to promote Christian ethics and civic virtue in the community.
Democratic candidate J W Davis denounces Republican methods of fundraising in Southern Indiana. He lashes the party’s campaign communications and promises, criticizing broken commitments as he campaigns with three days left before an anticipated visit to Vincennes.
United Press report says two men tied to Senator La Follette's charge that slush funds were used by Republicans and business interests to influence actions for President Coolidge were set to appear before a special Senate committee. The panel aims to probe alleged party finance chests and related donations.
A marginal report from Montreat notes the Beltisty heir to Water Prince improves this morning after a phase with hounds at St Augustin. His doctor advises delaying departure for Haxall to visit the Myopia Hunt Chis while remaining under care.
An attempted coup in Argentina was unexpectedly stopped as government authorities arrested leaders at a location where preparations were under way. The official statement said the plot was fully worked out and known to authorities for some time, with plans to seize power and disrupt government operations.
Announcement today that the Kane Sheffield road first section will be let on November 3 with work to start at Prutey. It runs from Kane to Lusdrow and will remove the dangerous Wetmore crossing that claimed the lives of Mrs. Wilbur Cunlter Glenn Coulter and Miss Rv Coulter. The project also replaces a grade crossing at Ludlow.
King county court defense challenges $100,000 damage claim in Middletown where Jame Sause sustained a fractured skull and long hospital stay after an incident on a New York, Dunbar & Western Railroad carriage. Attorneys plan appeal as witnesses recount the events and claim assault rather than accident.
Teachers and junior and senior high staff will attend a Friday institute at the university with Dr Yokam addressing the upper grades. Demonstrations by Miss Barnard and Miss Baker will cover physical education and health work, followed by a correlation hour and grade group sessions at the Hillsburg area schools.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society hosted a program at the MOE Church parlors with National Secretary Miss Thomas from Philadelphia. She spoke on the society's work, followed by songs by the missionary quartet and Miss Thomas Yayune, drawing a large audience and a generous supper.
Jefferson county court today arraigned Tawrence McHight a pastor of Tha Ile on charges of poisoning his wife Arma and Willard Swett, with legal action to examine Caramity before pleading. The pastor had earlier announced intent to plead guilty seeking mercy. Mr E A Pilkey returned home after visiting daughter and infant at Corry Hospital.
The article reports February and March as likely the snowiest and coldest months, with predictions from weather prophets Willlim Mrintyp and Andrew J Werner. They forewarn of severe winter, deep snows, and continued cold into spring, citing past accuracy on regional forecasts.
A garbled dispatch notes strong French reactions to American politics with La Follette’s defeat and mentions Coolidge and Davis as potential presidents. It cites Franco-American sentiment amid debt concerns and questions over U S leadership.
Phillip Owen died this morning at 230 PM in his home 295 Northwest Street Elkane age 99 years He is survived by his wife one son Lee Owen and one daughter Mrs Percy Merny Funeral services will be conducted at the late home Friday afternoon at 2 30 with Rev Wy Burt Jett of the ME Church. Interment will take place in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends are asked to please send flowers.
The Catholic Daughters of America plan a Halloween party in Knights of Columbus rooms on Thursday evening October 28. All members are asked to mask. refreshments will be served by nine committees. invitations go to friends.
Citizens favor salvaging Hatch building materials to create a general trades or pre vocational school beside the new Junior High. The Rotary and Bawnis Clubs support the idea and study is underway. Board of Education has been approached though no action due to funding. a separate trades building could free Junior High classrooms for expanded programs.
Police announce the recovery of a stolen Ford automobile linked to Lee Newhouse of First Avenue. The vehicle was found abandoned near Hydetown on Saturday after being reported missing. No suspects are named or identified in the report.
Two children died and nine women were injured as a fire at the Butler area destroyed a home and shop. The blaze occurred while rescuers attempted to save residents including Louis Mahoney and Frank Gillette at the Star Garage. A four wheel brake demonstration was planned by Mr Gillette to showcase efficiency and service at his North Street garage with motorists invited to witness testing at the Corry hospital and Star Garage location.
Front dispatch describes French forces ordered to withdraw from the Rhineland with evacuation of Dortmund and surrounding areas. Troops and heavy equipment repatriated while civilians show mixed emotions amid martial displays and guarded tensions. French authorities reportedly reclaim offices and wine cellars as the march proceeds.
The Quiern Olwl group held its season opening at Mrs Frank T Babbitt’s home. The program featured life sketches of John W Davis and Roberts La Follette, discussions of Democratic and Republican platforms, and notes on campaign emblems and notable candidates.
A fragment lists radio features across cities including New York and Davenport. It mentions performances from Manhattan Opera House, a Pavlov ballet program, and mid evening concert bulletins from WOC Pittsburgh KDKA Cincinnati and Chicago stations.
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