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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
1
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Senate probe slows money raising for Hoover campaign
Republican national campaign finances show $658,418 raised by Sept 1 with $812,216 in expenditures and a $346,202 balance. Major donors include W G Durant and Alfred P Sloan Jr of New York, with 36 women contributors, while big automobiles and George Eastman figures appear. Despite a large surplus, fund-raisers warn more money is needed in two months as accusations of campaign constitution row hurt efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
Gov. Smith
W. G. Durant
Walter Chiyalee
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
New York
Geo. Eastman
Keoylak
Rochester
Jeremiah Milbante
Republican National
Elf. Huttom
Earnest Woolward
Mortimer Sehim
Welter H. Aldridge
Charles Hayden
New York State
F. Edwon White
Chicago
Arthur Whitney
Mendham
Rust
Pittsburgh
James A. Payton
Julian Rosenwald
Sears Borbuck and Co
M. Moret
James Simpson
Edward W
Box
Philadelphia Philanthiropist
Rufus J. Patterson
Joseph Talbert
South Carolina
Dwight Morrow
Charles D- Hilles
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Lowville Road Project to Improve Eight Miles Opens Detour
The highway department plans to launch Lowville North Lowville Road work in a few days with a detour over about eight miles of improved and earth roads in fair condition. A short cut to North East and the lake is popular with motorists from Oil City Pittsburgh and points south toward Buffalo and Canadian cities. Four miles of road will be paved and the completed project will yield a paved route the longer distance to North East via Gafon City and Wattabiins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowville-North
Man Struck By Auto Leaving Police Scout Report
Police report details a man named Guignon found in the stairway of Charles Bicker’s West Main Street apartments. He was removed to Cony Hospital in serious condition with partial consciousness returning. Investigation continues. chief To examine the man when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton Tolay
Guy Guignem
Njuripa
Guignon
Cony Hospital
Charles Bicker
West Main Street
Min
Tipton
Heer
Awe Hess
Registration Man Arrested After Light at Sparta Report
Registration efforts in Sparta showed a light turnout this morning with a slight enrollment across most precincts. Deputy Sheriff Wells of Merion County, Kansas, arrived to escort Clarence Clark from Spartansburg to Marion County Court after a Kansas warrant. Meanwhile local police detained Mitte 3nyit on forged check charges and an officer heads to Rocky Point to return him for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Clark
Kansas
Carolina Police
Sherif Wells
Merion County
Spartansburg
Clark
Crawford County
Wets
Marion
Rocky Point
Cramer May 60 to Denmark
Bert Hassel and Parker Cramer, pilot and navigator of the Greater Rockford, may travel to Denmark before returning to the United States. Rescued after two weeks in Greenland after a forced descent. They left Mr. Evans and Prof. Hobbs of the University of Michigan and traveled by motor boat to Holstensborg, where they may board a vessel bound for Denmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulianehaab
Greenland
Bert Hassel
Parker Cramer
Greater Rockford
Denmark
United States
Wen
Mr. Evans
Prof
Hobbs
University of Michigan
Holstensborg
Two Children Killed by Autos in Pittsburgh Incident
United Press reports two five year old children were struck late last night. Howard Jericho died after being hit by Glenn A. Davis’s car at a street intersection. Mary Weber was also struck and killed by a taxi driven by J. Winhauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Howard Jericho
Glenn A. Davis
Mary Weber
Young Coolidge Plans Entry Into Electrical Shop
President Coolidge’s son John Coolidge is reported to join a Connecticut firm run by Governor Trumbull, starting at the bottom to learn the business. He is said to be in New York awaiting Governor Trumbull’s arrival from Europe on September 9, with plans for a Maine family engagement before work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moorefield
United Press
Cedar Island Lodge
Ars
John Coolidge
White House
Guv. Trumbull
Connecticut
Mohs
John Fs
New York
Europe
John
Trumbull
Maine
Coolidge
Gan
Jon
Morence
Washington
Coaldge Yester Tye
Superior. Y
Smith to Launch First National Speaking Tour
Governor Al fred B. Smith, Democratic presidential hopeful, will begin his extended campaign trip across the country. Unlike Herbert Hoover, Smith has spent most of his life in New York and the East, with limited prior travel abroad or beyond watchful reach of the capital. The itinerary, to be finalized and announced soon, aims to connect with voters far from the Great White Way for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas.l. sTokes
United Press
Albany
Sept
Alfred B. Smith
New York City
East Side
Smith
Washington
White House
7Fe
Pion
Herbert Hoover
Vie
Hag
Vafstinn
Jersey
San Francisco
Tock Tagexrt
India
Fealer
Frenetty Lick Springs
Chi- Reo
Maryland
John Rashkob
Ashevile, N. 1
Great White Way
Russia Binds To Kellogg Pact In Official Adherence
Moscow announced formal adherence to the Kellogg Briand Pact. Foreign Minister At St Livymov conveyed the notice to French Ambassador Dean Hey bette, confirming Soviet pledge to renounce war as an instrument of national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United Press
Moscow
Livymov
Dean Heybette
Robbery suspect seeks pardon for W. E. Phillips Jewelry heist
Brownie Beynoski, one of three bandits tied to the W. E. Phillips Jewelry Store robbery of about £4000 in January 1926, seeks a pardon. He fled a pardon request to the state board, with notices of his release petition received locally. The trio, including Waller and Lester Flaherty, were arrested during looting near a Chinese district and a police station break in. Beynoski faced a 3.5 to 7 year sentence. he was a juvenile at the time of the crime. Local authorities noted his youth and prior time at the Allegheny Workhouse for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Beynaski
Phillips Store
W. E. Phillips
Beynoski
Sirdous
Ellimye
Ion
Phil
Joea
Waller
Lester Nsherty
Sein
Chinesii
DiMo
Mitt Begnioski
Ais Ignsrizes
Beynosii
Allegheny
Rivars
Flaherty Brothers
Former State Senator Miller Was Speaker at Anniversary Dinner
One hundred twenty five guests enjoyed a Golden Links Class dinner at the M E church last evening at 6 30 in connection with a Toc church anniversary week program. Frank Miller former state senator spoke on Mass Production delivering an engaging address to a large audience. Dr D A Platt of Meadville to speak tonight. Crawford will close Sunday with Dr William. Jacob Forney drove a long distance for his birthday and quipped about being careful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Toc
R. S. Dewey
Ion
Frank Miller
Otge Pit
Lea
D. A. Platt
Meadville
Willismn. Crawford
Mendville
Speeding by Busses Curbed Warns State and Association
Speeding by busses in Pennsylvania is being curbed under a warning from the Pennsylvania Bus Association and state officials. The drive, aimed at buses entering and leaving Corry and key highways, prompts drastic action if speeds do not drop. Drivers have reportedly slowed after the warning, reducing accident risk and passenger delays, with police and association officials monitoring progress. A related note: a separate report mentions a fatal attack on Bishop Joseph Hartzell in Cincinnati, attributed to robbers who struck his home on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Bus Association
Corry
Buy Association
State Highway Department
Brle
Cincinnati
Joseph Hartzell
Auto Skids and Overturns on Smith Street
A Buick coupe driven by Chates Cardenas skidded on a wet West Smith Street curve near Hatch Street and overturned. Accompanying occupants Michael Lita Italshue and Miss Cora Rourke escaped with minor injuries. The car spun, ended on its right side with four wheels in the air, and sustained little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cardenas
Hatch Street
West Smith Strep
Intersor
Chates Cardenas
Aregile
OCC
Cardéndy
Michael Lita
Italshue
Cora Rourke
Wey
Roosevelt Itehway
Miss Rourke
Newhouse Shoe House Announces Fall Opening on North Center Street
The Newhouse Shoe House unveils a remodeled store with new furnishings, bright display windows, and a double entrance. Mr Barnes, manager, awaits tomorrow’s grand opening with shoppers invited to visit and receive souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhouse
Newhouse Shoe- Nouse
Barnes
Mrnday
Trainmen Die in South Wreck Near Columbia
Two railroad workers died when a Southern Railway passenger train struck a washout three miles north of Columbia South Carolina. The engineer D. B. Pore and fireman 2 F. Ratteree were killed. The accident occurred while the train was en route from Greenville to Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Bre
Columbia. S.C
Southern Railway Line
Columbia
Greenville
D. B. Pore
F. Ratteree
Transcontinental air derby flyers stop at Kansas City
The race participants paused in Kansas City overnight during the Roosevelt Picks to Los Angeles event. Wichita pilot Earl Rowland led the field with a Cessna monoplane, arriving at Lambert Field after flying from Columbus and Terre Haute, as dozens of entrants and teams prepared for the next leg toward St. Louis and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Walted
Kansas City
Sinise En Rowland
Wichita
Kansas
Kane CY
Dt BM
Bowlunit
Eatimbus
Gio
Lois
Joe
Kanauy City
Amarrow Miotalag
Glenhonn City
Parl
Terre Buille
Mit St. Louis
SP. Eouis
Art Ruwhendy
Winhilta
Kana
Air Darty
Lamber St. Lows Field
Columbus
Terre Haute
Ind
Robert Dake
Wistablrgh
Hylme
Terre Halt
Earl Rowland
Kas
Dresser Field
Ies
Tam NM
Robert Dale
Pittsburgh
Tommor
W. H. Binery Jr
Wastin
Northsilte
Challenger
S.J. Whitman
Byron
Wik
Pheasant
Jol Carberry
Ontario
Canada
Pond
Gettysburg
Chalenger
A. H. Stanley
Emilia
Wace
A. H. Kelder
Hagerstown
Shullenger
R. Jscobs
Philadelphia
Wagan
Norton Field
Howland
Ayer
Roosevelt Picks
L. 1
Los Angeles
Rowland
Takeom
Sid
Tad
Ayetesé
Hig
Pitta
Aene
Seattle
Stanton Hose Company Meeting Plans Firemen's Association Trip
A special meeting of the Stanton Hose Company is set for Friday evening to arrange attendance at the Lincoln Bremen event on the Hire County Voling tree Firemen's Association plank starting September 16 on the Butrak road. All members planning to attend the picnic are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Hose Company
Lncar Bremen
Voling Tree Firemen's Association
Butrak
Compan
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Smith Street
Milton Casison
Spring Street
Oil City
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