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12 Sep 1928
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1928
Page
1
Non-Stop Trans-Continental Derby Ends In Crossing Crash
Centerville reports a close call as milk truck driver Edyard DePrater, 60, narrowly avoids a collision with a northbound Pennsylvanian train on the Allegheny division. The impact tore off a wheel and spilled milk while DePrater escaped shaken but unhurt, en route to the Supple-Willa-Jones plant near Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward de Prater
Centerville
Edyard DePrater
Ceneeville
Riceville
Allegheny Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
DePrater
DePraterig
Kin of Corry Woman Injured in Auto Crash
Mrs M K Donahue of Marion Street travels to Brunswick Ohio as her father Columbus Brant and a son are injured in a Brunswick crash while en route to Cleveland with a truckload of fruit. Brant suffers a head injury a fractured tibia and serious bruising. He was taken to a nearby hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Donahue
Marion Street
Brunswick
Ohio
M.K. Donahue
Columbus Brant
Brent
Cleveland
Donahue
Rowland May Not Be Winner In National Air Races
Uncertainty over the winner of the Class A division in the national air races centered in Kansas City. Officials questioned Earl Rowland of Wichita after a telegram from 17 pilots asked to confirm the start time, amid a misunderstanding that caused delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay United
Kansas City
Earl Rowland
Wichits
Los Angeles
Irvin J. Evans
Keeeper
Dudley Bf. Steele
California
Deal Pending for Waclark Property Purchase
Local parties reported at a city meeting that a deal to acquire the Waclark property owned by the Inte Senator estate and former explosive factory site remains pending. Out of town investors plan a wood working plant and new company to be formed, with details and timelines expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Ex- 1 Ouunge
Inte
W.A. Clark
Waclark
Joeman
Republicans Sweep Maine Vote and Hoover Talks Rights
Maine election yields large GOP margins with Gardiner and Hale leading in governor and Senate races. Republicans win all four Congress seats and gain a solid state Senate as Democrats lose ground. Hoover, meeting with a National Women’s Party delegation, says he will study the proposed Equal Rights Amendment before endorsing any constitutional change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Batomiétrie
Wm. Tudor Gardiner
Edward C. Moran
Frederick Hale
Herbert Holmes
Lewiston
Middeford
Senate
House of Representatives
Herbert Hoover
Gay P. Gannett
National
Washington
National Women's Party
Alose Frientls
Hoover
Warner Brothers Gains Control of Stanley Company
New York, Sept. 12. Warner Brothers pictures company has acquired the Stanley Company of America. Details of the terms to be announced later. Offering to minority stockholders will be made on the basis used to acquire control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Warner Brothers’ Pictures Company
Stanley Company of America
Radio Features Tonight on Major Networks
WEAF 9 30 P M Gilbert and Sullivan Trial by Jury. WIZ P M Philco Light Opera Hour. WOR 9 P M Kolater iour 8 30 P M Walled Military Band. WJZ 10 P M Slumber Munro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
WIZ
WOR
Kolater Iour
WJZ
Ber Munro
Vermont pivots on Weeks renomination in primary
In Vermont, Gov. John Weeks led the Republican field with 20,945 votes to Edward H. Deavitt's 132,406, signaling a Weeks renomination and a breach of the long standing mountain rule that favored alternating governors from east and west sides of the Green Mountains. Deavitt, an east sider, argued Weeks should yield to a east side governor, ending a century old custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vic
Coolidge
Vermont
John
Weeks
Edward H. Deavidt
Green Mountains
Deavitt
Sider
Tange
Corry Credit Exchange Plans Armistice Day Auto Giveaway
Corry Credit Exchange at the Hotel Corry last evening approved another automobile prize for Armistice Day. Members hailed Labor Day fund success, discussed road signs to boost Corry, and planned the arrangement committee for the new car, with J L Spiesman RH Von Tassel Worth Hammond leading. The group also moved to remove W E Wilson from royal offices of Pennsylvania Gas for alleged interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Hammond
Exchange
Hammond
York
York Glan
4 Exchange
W.E. Wilson
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Wilson
Credit Exchange
Corry and
Wie
S. H Nicholz
Don Wilcox
W. E. Phillips
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. L Spiesman
RH. von Tassel
F.C Chapin
Fc.chapin and Sons
Class B-C Fliers Leave Arizona for Los Angeles
Yuma Ariz Sept 12 Sixteen Class B and three Class C planes form the New York to Los Angeles air race start from Yuma at 8 40 p m all will stop briefly at San Diego before continuing to Los Angeles with the Munns at the helm for the flight's opening leg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Yuma
Ariz
New York
Los Angeles
National Air Racem
Jeav Ing Wen
San Diego
Coolidge and Hoover to Confer on Campaign Role
President Coolidge invited Herbert Hoover to the White House this afternoon after returning from his summer vacation. Hoover accepted promptly. They will decide what part each will take in the campaign and an official announcement is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Coolidge
Hoover
Smith In Fine Physical Trip For His Tour
Governor Alfred E. Smith, in good health after ten days of rest and light work, prepares a two week western campaign starting Sunday night. He will speak extemporaneously at seven rallies across 13 states, including Rochester October 1 at the Democratic state convention, while avoiding formal platform rhetoric. He plans hotel stops to stay rested for daily appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Albany
Alfred B. Smith
Jimmy Walker
New York
Smith
Billy Sunday
Rochester
Gov. Staith
Gov. Smith
Israelson To Occupy New Barrow Street Quarters
Merle Israelson, a well known electrical contractor and dealer, will move into the storeroom in the Barlow Block on South Center Street after remodeling. He will offer an up to date electrical shop with a larger line of fixtures and supplies, with the repair shop in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow Block
Center Street
Merle Tstaelson
Hag Leas Ba
Barlow Bou
South Center Street
J. H. Menalic
Inracson
Israelson Lig
East Main Street
Deriverta in Speedy Move to Thwart Plot
Madrid reports swift police and military actions to prevent disorder at Primo de Rivera regime celebrations. Authorities say a plot to overthrow the dictatorship was broken with arrests nationwide and in the provinces. Censorship limited morning details though ministers planned ceremony preparations for tomorrow drawing about 150,000 visitors to Madrid. Riot police reinforced asPatriots’ Union members travel toward the capital. Valencia reports of sixty extra arrests by civil police rather than military orders, with no signs of disturbances observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DE Gandt
United Press
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
de Rivera
de Rivers
Gen. Girona
Valencia
Widow of slain man to testify in Tyrrell murder trial
Pittsburgh September 12. Only about a dozen witnesses remain in the murder case of Dr J Tyrrell charged with shooting Philip Clark at the First Christian Church in Muntall last May 16. The widow, Mrs Fire Clark, is among those expected to testify for both sides. Her testimony could be pivotal, tied to Tyrrell’s alleged motive arising from a divorce action she pursued with a lawyer. Most remaining witnesses are eyewitnesses to the shooting at the little Hundall church on Mothers Day. Court attaches said the case may go to the jury today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
J. Tyrrell
Philip Clark
Muntall
Tyrrell
Clark Asainst
Little Hundall
Yast
Caraway predicts upset as Pennsylvania leans movement
Senator T H Caraway, Democrat of Arkansas, on return from Pennsylvania tour, says voters are ripe for a political shift. He cites sentiment against current prohibition enforcement and predicts Pennsylvania will go Democratic, supporting Gov. Alfred E. Smith who pledges to enforce the Eighteenth Amendment while it remains in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
T. H. Caraway
Arkansas
Nere
Smethport
Masmrothi
Stroudshire
McMillin Aims Coast Flight From Mitchell Field
McMillin launches a cross country attempt from Mitchel Field in a Stinson-Detroiter monoplane with navigator Ferrick aboard. The flight plans include a 21 hour target to span the continent, following earlier coast to coast trials by Goebel, Kelly, and Macready. The event gathers several Bellanca and Stinson aircraft and notable pilots as spectators, with a wait due to fog and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Roosevelmd Field
McMillin
Los Angeles
Syracuse
CA. Ferrick
Hempstead
Okeley Kelly
John A. Macready
Mitchell Field
L. 1
Arthur Goebel
Byrd
Lindbergh
Chamnestin
Atlantic Ocean
Herrick
Lia
Goebel
New York
Oliver le Boutelem
Minchy
James Stillman
George King Cole
le Boutellier
Buell Airsedan
Nick Hamer
A. Pauissen
Lockhead-Vega
John P. Mortis
Wm. Tan
Pittsburgh
Bellanca
Emil Burgin
Mineola
N.yt
A. Yancy
Geo
Haldeman
Shirley Short
Chicago
Tack Tierinn
Rockaway Naval Station
Bellanca North Star
Oliver le Boutlier
East Orange
N. J
King
N. Y
Arthur Gosbel
Harry Ticker
Santa Monica
Cali
Stinson
Clifford McMillan
Herrick Hempstead
Stipyan
eTpseon
Nort
Maner
Page Iyo
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Waclark Property
Women’s Party
BIG
Corry Credit Excance
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Caraway
PENN
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