23 Oct 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
1
A mangled OCR line mentions being on earth and a prayer or reminder about life. The readable fragment references James and a distant spiritual preparation, but the overall meaning is obscured by damage.
United Press reports severed communications between Shanghai and Pekin amid a Chinese civil division. General Teng Yui Usiang’s forces advance toward Pekin as factions split into smaller groups in Manchuria and toward Shanghai, with southern rivals aiding Pakin potentially shaping a broader clash.
Record cold snap hits the city with freezing temperatures and light snow. Motorists face difficulties starting engines as radiators struggle in the cold. Officials warn residents to take precautions against frost and exposure as the night belies typical autumn warmth.
Fifty four members attended the Cory Country Club event with a refined menu and decor in Mallorose style. Hosts included Mrs A Shen, Mrs John Walragen, Mrs Jane Mae Jones and others.
Danielson, a Penn Public Service cord employee, died after a fall from a high tree while working on a transmission line project. He suffered massive injuries including punctured kidney and multiple broken ribs. Survived by wife Mathilda, two children, mother, and brother Jhalinar of the city. Funeral arrangements pending.
The county Republican rally at Erie tonight features Governor Gifford Pinchot as principal speaker. Officials Milson W. Shrove and Assemblymen Morrison, Bhat, and Raymond are also listed to address attendees at the Academy. A dinner for committee members was planned at Lawrences hotel at 6 PM, but attendance may delay Pinchot’s appearance.
Mr Wittmore of the Lester Shoe Co in Olean NY has secured a North Mynterate store space and will remodel the property to establish a high class retail shoe store. G H Nesworth represents the firm as work contracts are awarded to Frank Jones and Frank Wilwax. The Lester Shoe Company has taken a Wor vey Lease on the property.
Reports from Trenton detail a toll of fourteen after a blast at an unknown powder hoard. Richard Blingeworth Beaker of Port Chester and Staten Island died at Naval Hospital after injuries from the incident. Other listed names include Thins Bailey, Bele Pink Keudine Lie, Mrs Lowlin Dideh, andUnnamed others. Conditions and exact causes remain unclear as investigators assess the scene.
Meadville Lodge No. 219 hosts a full meeting with about 23 Corry Elks in attendance. The degree team initiated 12 Meadville members and welcomed guests with Ashry rites, feasting, singing, and speeches. New members listed include James M Laney and George Mo Robinson among others.
Police search for an arsonist responsible for eight suspicious fires in the Pane ton area over the past week. A barn and crops valued at about 12,000 burned on Jaco Hiller’s property in Berhvile. A two story barn belonging to Rev. J Warren K Line in Reading was set ablaze. Cows and crops infected by fumes valued at 2,000 were damaged as residents demand protection.
United Priaa Los Angeles report states a note given by fall is identified by Albert Th. Pull is exchanged for $10.00 with B. L. Doherty. the matter involves the American Oil Company and the Navy Reserve during a hearing. The fragment references the acting Secretary of the Public Balance and a prior restraining context.
A Masonic Building Association halts plans to erect a three story temple with retail spaces on the first floor. Finance talks and coalition actions push the project to wait at least a year.
Public access to income tax records for individuals estates partnerships and corporations is announced by the Treasury. The open lists cover original and additional assessments including interest and tax paid since January 1 1928 and aim to ensure transparency while protecting authenticity and orderly transcription.
Two people Gilbert E. Wise of Mapleton and Mary E. Rodgers of Mount Union died instantly when the train they rode to Huntingdon was struck by a freight train near Altoona. Malvin Wharton of Moisleror pability was fatally injured in the crash. The accident, reported by United Press, involved the train and a freight engine, with responders rushing to the scene.
United Press report from Madisonville says rescue squads are battling to reach five miners trapped 240 feet underground after a dust explosion. Nine men were initially trapped by the cave in at the mine after 250 workers fled. Authorities believe four escaped, while the remaining five were still entombed, with one later found alive and another still missing.
Despondent Charles Motnttey of West Main Street attempted suicide by slashing his throat last night. He was removed to a city hospital around 10 p.m. and is reported to be recovering well this afternoon. Authorities say physicians note rapid improvement and deny other details while rumors circulate.
Rev Martin gave a fervent talk at the Bluebis Restaurant meeting praising Democracy. He contrasted old world conditions with those in America, centering on the word democracy and sharing impressions of Europe. The session featured sung selections by Margaret Mule, accompanied by Mrs. Genevieve Seer Johnson.
United Press reports Shenandoah, piloted to El Paso then Fort Worth, is expected to arrive around 4 PM. Advices from the U S helium plant place the craft on schedule, with a projected 115 mph speed and a planned evening stop before continuing toward Lakehurst.
Montreal reports outline five murderers to be hanged within an hour for the Milling of Hen leros and the Chauffeur gang. Executions will occur on a portable scaffold as mounted police, searchlights, and warnings heighten security. Among the condemned are Tony Frank, Louie Morel, Mike Velentino, Giuseppe Serafini, and Frank Gumbing, with one witness allowed and others awaiting appeals or mitigation.
Ontario voters cast a landmark ballot on prohibition, facing two questions about retaining the Ontario Temperance Act and possibly replacing it with government control of liquor sales. The issue hinges on whether to keep strict temperance laws or permit government regulated liquor sales in sealed packages.
Senator Robert M. La Follette arrives in Grand Rapids Michigan to speak at an event and reiterates new data alleging a large slush fund used against him. He says information will be shared publicly from the platform or before the Borah investigation committee in Washington.
A citizen woman’s letter inflames political circles by alleging a major Prohibition scandal. Samuel Untermyer accuses President Coolidge of concealing wrongdoing in a high profile political controversy. The sensational charge has stirred debate and prompted calls for transparency amid ongoing investigations.
A long, dense report describes a White House to Spill inquiry, a letter attributed to Mrs Mabel Willebrand, and calls by Untermyer to remove numerous United States attorneys for alleged inability or political obstruction of Prohibition enforcement. It quotes reactions from Attorney General and others, citing a national scandal, political pressure, and requests to President Coolidge to act against officials viewed as hindering law enforcement.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports that Harry Smith and William T Smith of Oil City Pa filed bankruptcy petitions, listing assets around 5 205 and liabilities near 10 82, with about 4 000 in estate. The filing names are connected to the Arm of the Sanity fires.
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