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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
1
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Final county returns show no changes in several races. Davis and Plata secure nominations, while Herbst leads for district attorney. Other county contests remain decided, with late tallies not altering the outlined outcomes.
Maryland Governor Ritchie urged a near total government hands off policy toward business at a convention. He argued federal and state governments compete with private industry and condemned regulatory overreach while noting tax impacts on citizens.
A damp evening bazaar at a park drew modest crowds though exact receipts were not available. Manager Wing noted Teel Wise Chougly led the effort as locals enjoyed music by a minstrel and various free services. Glenn Hixenn of West Church won a silver item at the barpar sale, while visitors included St Marys residents and extended family members.
Sept 22 forecast for the Dempsey Tunney bout in Chicago predicts cloudy skies and cool winds. Attendance high with 14000 seats sold, moderate precipitation not expected to halt the event, temperatures 8 to 12 C, visibility good, rain feared but unlikely to affect the match.
West Ridge Transportation will inaugurate bus service between Corry and Jamestown starting Sunday, September 25. Buses will depart Gary at 8:00, 8:05, and 8:15 a.m., with return trips from Jamestown at 7:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 6:15 p.m. Stops include Cutting, Cymer, Panama station, Panama, and Ashville. Sundays will not have the morning opening, per the company. The carrier operates routes across multiple towns, building out one of the region’s larger passenger and express networks.
Harrisburg Sept 2 A plan believed to prevent duplication of inspection of state institutions by department heads and other officials was agreed upon at a meeting of Governor Fisher and his cabinet. The new plan will create a more uniform standard of requirements. Governor Fisher hosted the cabinet at a luncheon at the Executive Mansion before the meeting.
Rumors persist that friends of PLC Miller plan to petition the Court for a recount of the First Ward constable race from Tuesday's primary. An Erie attorney may be retained, with petitions possibly presented today. Reports also note party nominations and unsettled results in Fourth Ward races and in the broader November contest.
Sept 2 at Cedar Crest training camp Genel Tunney 16h boards Cedar Crest Country Cl training camp bound for Chicago. A large party travels by car with Chicago police assistance. The group’s destination was described as a hotel in Chicago, later clarified as the Sherman hotel.
The Journal announces a blow by blow radio and telegraph fight service for the Jack and Gere bout tonight. Henry Parnell will explain the why and wherefore as Norman Stholian provides Freed-Rigeman radio commentary. A large crowd is expected and preparations aim to set a new attendance record.
At the American Legion convention in Trogsdero Paris Commander Edward B. Shuiyention urged creating a separate air department with cabinet representation, and supporting immediate aeronautics organization. The group backed a strong naval stance, opposing further cuts unless other powers reduce proportionally, and pressed Mitchell’s push for an aeronautics department.
Edward B. Shafford of New York and Mrs. Robert Wiallidda of Peterborough were elected national commander and national auxiliary president respectively for the coming year. Other officers include John T. Raftis and Ralph T. O'Neil as national vice commanders and Rev. Gill Robb Wilson of Trenton elected national chaplain, defeating Rev. Monroe Sticks of Baltimore. Wilson, a former member of the Lafayette Escadrille, was nicknamed the flying parson.
United Press reports a large dividend may be declared soon by Continental and Commercial Bank of Throngs. The planned dividend, valued at 100 per share, derives from accumulated surplus from years of operations and combines with the Commercial Trust and Savings Bank as part of a larger financial reorganization.
Former Senator Ascar W. Underwood of Alabama said at the White House that New York Governor Smith leads the Democratic presidential race and his chances improve daily. He noted Smith is the sole viable candidate and thanked President Coolidge for yesterday's appointment to the French American arbitration commission.
District meeting of Royal Arch Chapters held at the Masonic Temple on North Center Street drew 88 members with 48 visitors from Erie and Crawford counties. Distinguished officers from Philadelphia and Erie led the proceedings, exemplary degree work, a banquet by Eastern Star, and praise for Columbus Chapter hosting this northwestern Pennsylvania gathering.
Pirates beat the New York Giants 10 to 1 in the second game of a doubleheader here this afternoon, drawing a large crowd of about 12,000 fans.
Hagerstown Maryland September 22 The latest weather record shows the mercury near the freezing point as an early season frost forms. The government thermometer reports heavy frost in spots but little damage is expected or reported by officials.
Headquarters report only four thousand dollars raised as the Community Chest campaign lags. Leaders warn that unless more contributions arrive the goal of one hundred five thousand dollars for the coming year may be missed. canvassing workers urged to intensify effort and complete district canvassing before the weekend close.
Harrisburg reports low bids opened by the State Highway Department for twelve bridge projects. Bidders include Milliton Construction Co. for Erie French Creek project and Warren Brukenstraw area contractors, with bids ranging around 31 thousand to 1438 dollars, covering routes 1h 60 and 7.
Philadelphia report details Charles Pasley a 32 year old man shot and wounded during a robbery escape who pled guilty to two holdups. Judge Edge McDevitt deferred sentencing after leniency pleas, noting if Pasley had not lost his leg he would be jailed for twenty years. Pasley’s leg amputation followed infection from the March shooting.
Washington September 22 President Coolidge announces Clarence M Charest of Maryland will replace Alexander W Gregg as general counsel for the Internal Revenue Bureau. Gregg resigned earlier today as secretary Mellon announces the change in the treasury department.
Spokane watchers awaited word as two Stinson monoplanes race from New York to Spokane in a nonstop line. Duke Schiller and Edie Stinson faced rough landings and gas delays, while Lacey and Jares faltered in earlier attempts. Reports from Roosevelt Field and Gardner City tracked progress with updates from Stratford and Bay City.
Harrisburg dispatch reports President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon will be officially invited to attend the dedication of the General George Meade Memorial Statue on October 10 in the Botanical Garden, Washington. General Mendepan, a Philadelphia native who led Union forces at Gettysburg, is noted in the invitation.
NBC presents a coast to coast hookup from Soldiers Field Chicago with Tunney versus Dempsey heavyweight bout prelims and WEAF airs Pirates of Penzance. WSM Nashville and WJZ also broadcast evening programs including Organ and Radiotron segments.
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