26 Oct 1927
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1927
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wataki and Ole Wataki with scattered words about war and fires. Names and places unclear, suggesting a damaged historical clipping with uncertain meaning and no clear event or date.
A wreck on the Renovo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad delayed eastbound freight for hours. Four derailed cars, including sand, lettuce, and merchandise, did not overturn. no heavy damage reported. Crews cleared the line after seven hours as service resumed. The cause was not learned.
United Press reports from Louisville describe Mississippi Valley politics as tense. Hoover gains respect for handling the Mississippi situation while party leaders await convention choices. Democrats split into pro and anti Smith camps with Louisiana considering Reed as a backup.
Elgin resident AD Palmer, a well known figure and furniture dealer, was reported dead while assisting in excavations for a cellar at the McCray home. No further details were available as press time approached. United Press dispatches note General Armullo Gomes regrouping near the Guatemala border to resume fighting President Carlos.
Washington report on the 1922 Teapot Dome era. Testimony sought to expose double dealing and secrecy, with Roosevelt saying he was unaware of the Navy oil leak while details of the Sinclair affair surfaced. Officials described oil leases and wartime ships linked to the controversy.
Vienna reports that Carol supporters flee Roumania fearing disturbances as Bucharest moves toward martial law. Rumors claim troops occupy state buildings and a convention to recall Carol may still meet despite government orders. Arrests and a court martial are cited over letters linking Carol to opposition efforts.
United Press dispatch from San Francisco notes the Alaska region was shaken by a strong earthquake on Monday, with advisories indicating minimal damage and no serious injuries as officials assess the impact across the vast territory.
Corry nurses join more than four hundred delegates at the twenty fifth annual Graduate Nurses Association of Pennsylvania convention in Erie. Dr Penny of Philadelphia spoke at last night's session and the evening banquet honors past presidents. Corry attendees listed include Mrs Ora Harper and several named local nurses. Institute sessions run Thursday and Friday with meetings continuing this week.
Topeka Kans Oct 2 Sen Curtis Kans Republican in a letter to Roy L Bone Kansas State Republican for President Club announces active candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination He rejects favorite son tactics and says he would welcome an instructed delegation if it supports his nomination while not seeking a few ballot support alone.
The community mourns John Moffitt a longtime postal carrier who died at 4 am after a brief illness. Born August 12 1862 in Norwood Canara he joined the postal service in 1891 and served at the Corry post office until his retirement in August this year. Survived by his wife one daughter Mrs Eris Sundean of Cleveland two grandchildren and three sisters. Feneral arrangements have not been set.
Chicago mayor William Thompson announces the America First Foundation to foster better citizens of all Americans while delaying any England-related actions. The piece notes his potential England visit as guest to Sir Edwin Jodrell but cites mayoral duties as a barrier. It also covers the McAndrew school case resuming with new charges and mentions a brief trip by Mr and Mrs Jerry Sullivan.
New York Telegram reports Charley M. Schwab chair of Bethlehem Steel is set to succeed the late Judge Gary as head of the American Iron and Steel Institute. An election by the board is expected before the semi annual gathering at the Commodore hotel next Friday with Schwab delivering the opening address.
Italian expedition will depart Ciampino April first heading to Spitzbergen to establish a base for Arctic exploration by dirigible. General Umberto Nobile, who flew over the pole last year, outlines a new route across the Alps and Germany to Spitzbergen with 16 or 17 Italian members and plans to spend the summer exploring 2,500,000 square miles of unknown Arctic territory. The project will include scientists and writers, and Nobile received membership honors from the papal academy in recognition of his achievements.
In Northumberland county several merchants have been served with notices of trial for failure to pay mercantile tax. The report, released today, states that several thousand dollars are involved in the case.
Tonight's radio lineup lists WTOP and WIZ hours with Lambert Murphy guest tenor and WEAF coverage from a Washington advertising dinner. WOS Jefferson City and WOO Philadelphia offer concert band segments, while Coleridge-Tayton's Hiawatha's Wedding Feast anchors the 8:20 p.m. slot in Philadelphia.
The October 5 1927 meeting in the Municipal Building reorganized the Community Chest for the coming year with limited attendance. Reports on the 1927 campaign were received and donors to the Chest will be published in the Journal next week. The election created a seven member board with representatives from Salvation Army Boy Scouts Corry Hospital Children's Aid Society Nursing Service and others, to oversee funds and set annual campaign timing and publishing of contributor names.
Rio de Janeiro reports 1198 passengers and crew aboard the Principessa Mafalda. Of 720 survivors saved by Formosa, Empire Star, and Athena, many feared lost as the liner sank near Maquena Point between Bahia and Rio. Officials hope missing count will drop as refined passenger lists emerge.
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