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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1928
Page
8
In Oil City two young men Albert Lineman and Vincent Sanners nearly died from burnt gas fumes found in a room at 206 East 2nd Street. Mrs. Earl Workman awoke them, Fire Chief A G Dolby and a physician treated them for an hour, one recovering by noon while the other remained in a stupor.
Three boys from Short Street and Monterey Avenue were caught by Frank Stewart in front of the hospital while robbing a automobile of a blanket and other items. Police expect to round up two more gangs today as complaints of tires blankets and merchandise thefts from parked cars rise. A hearing for those implicated will be scheduled soon.
James B. Yard Erie County prothonotary and Republican chair praised Herbert Hoover saying Erie County will deliver a large majority for Hoover and the Republican ticket. He cited Hoover’s tariff stance farm relief and commitment to law and order urging Republicans especially women to vote strong next Tuesday to defend American principles.
United Press reports 252 indictments expected as Allegheny County grand jury prepares charges in corruption cases. District Attorney Samuel H. Gardner to file indictments directed by Criminal Judge James B. Drew. Investigators to resume probing graft on November 7 in a separate courthouse room.
Republican vice presidential nominee Charles Curtis returns to South Dakota for the second time on his campaign swing. He addresses about 2 000 listeners in Eau Claire urging Hoovers farm policy as the only hope for farmers and warning against fears of Governor Smith hurting farm relief.
Fifteen members attended the Historical Circle gathering in the library on Tuesday afternoon. Readings included The Powers of the President on Prohibition, The Defense of Citizenship, an essay on the English novelist William D. Morgan, and a preview of the first chapter of American Among the Nations by Mrs. A. L. Boater.
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