25 Sep 1924
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1924
Page
1
A chaotic World War II era dispatch describes American forces engaging near Shanghai. Reports mention Lawrence Kearney and allied units coordinating with Chinese troops, with clashes and shifting lines across Kiang Su and surrounding railway bridges.
Corry sportsmen from two hunting clubs gathered at W. C. Murray’s home on Congress Street and mapped a car caravan for an annual hunt in Northern Ontario. They will depart October 22 for Sudbury and onward to a camp near Mabley with Dr. Bennett and Josh Carty leading groups, anticipation high for a long-standing expedition.
A committee has prepared a plan for the Harvest Home Supper to be served in the church dining room Friday evening starting at 6 30. The church has arranged smoked meat and turkey as featured dishes, with anticipated crowd and menu details to be announced.
United Press reports Theodore Roosevelt won the Republican nomination for governor on the first ballot at the state convention receiving 557 votes with Maynard 487 and Bryan 101 trailing as the assembly recessed to finalize the slate. Roosevelt’s acclamation followed.
Bids from seven firms were opened for a major addition to the Perry Jamestown plant. Submitted bids ranged from about 74 thousand to 83 thousand dollars, with Chapman and Graham and others among the bidders. Officials expect to award the contract within two days and aim to have the project ready by spring, potentially in May.
Hindhe Bracks, an engineer, spoke at the Kiwanis meeting at the Bluebird restaurant about plans for a new Junior High School. The talk covered construction progress, fundraising, and community interest in expanding school facilities locally. Kiwanis members from Greensturg plan to attend upcoming convention sessions related to education initiatives.
Local editor W. Mo Likens is expelled from the Ku Klux Klan group in Uniontown for promoting Dilbert O Nations as a presidential candidate. The whistleblower Thy Watchman alleges the editor planned to publish startling revelations and urged members to quit paying dues.
Officers elected for the current term include Noble Grand Patt ron View Grand Hobart M Hall Recording Secretary Carl Hinmatt Treasurer Harold Shannon Financial Secretary Jay Avery Paraphernalia Clerk Franken Blair Trustee At Jachlis Representative to Meadville Orphans Home E T Allen Representative to Aged Home Vail Humai Installations of wav...
United Press dispatch from Cloverdale California reports American fliers heading for San Francisco in a wartime transport run. The brief item notes the departure as part of a larger air movement and mentions the public response to the evolving war effort.
Construction on the Elgin road continues with Hance Company nearly finished. Only about 4000 feet of concrete remains to be laid from the Slaughter Row bridge toward Warner’s and along the ridge in the Ele road. Traffic is restricted as work advances and authorities warn motorists to travel slowly.
Lawrence M. Hight, in Nashville Illinois, told the United Press he would throw himself on the mercy of the court. He spoke of repenting for poisoning his wife and a rival suitor and said he aims to be a good prisoner and to seek forgiveness from his congregation.
United Press reports a Springfield guard fled with more than $100,000 after leaving his post at Union Time. Police say no foul play is suspected as investigations focus on the guard’s possible flight and the proximity to the pier yard yard. The incident centers on the security move and the missing funds, with officials reviewing procedures and nearby surveillance for leads.
Washington Sept 25 Royial applications move quickly as the Veterans’ Bureau opens the adjusted compensation payment system. At a rate of 10,000 per day, the process begins and pays out as Chief O Wolurk of the Adjusted Compensation Division announced today.
The article details a broad mobilization in Philadelphia with calls for state funding to support Butler's health work. Police, civic leaders, and university figures push for swift action, proposing federal and militia-backed aid while urging calm as Butler faces mounting pressure.
Arrangements were completed for an Industrial Workers Banquet this evening at the hotel. The event will feature short talks and speakers addressing the group, with refreshments served after.
A blast at the New York and Pennsylvania Pulp Hod Paper Company plant near Corry killed a man identified as a foreman and left several injured. Witnesses and acquaintances described the scene as the explosion tore through the Haven plant setting off a chain of fatalities and hospitalizations.
United Press reports a severe flood in Leningrad as the city endures extraordinary damage. Government authorities assume relief duties with army volunteers aiding in restoration and humanitarian efforts.
Sept 26 near Pepnevtyanin and Thaflato police report a network involving two boys and two girls used as sex workers. Detectives McKirmick McNitt and Puyger of Nb. 1 station, with Captain Edward Healy, traced the case to 82 Prospect Avenue where Freda Mapas and Mildred Gross, aged sixteen and eighteen, were found. They had stayed at Prospect Avenue since August 25 and face charges tied to coercion and street solicitation. The inquiry aims to uncover broader involvement and the fate of other young women.
Reporters note Edge leads Kean in upcoming race for United States Senate with a predicted margin around 623000 votes. Kean supporters consider shifting allegiances as Kean contemplates next steps while Edge maintains strong backing from Republican factions. Croscutt visited home of his brother in Clymer during recent travels on the path to Bayette Indiana.
Disjointed dispatches from Washington describe ongoing disputes over airpower and sea forces, with officials split between strengthening aircraft programs and expanding battleship capabilities. The conflicting outlooks reflect broader strategic debates as the nation weighs investments and potential deployments abroad.
Genena Sept 2 reports a formal complaint to the League on Turkish war actions. The piece notes Britain and others accusing Turkey of violating the Lausannw treaty and abstaining from arm movements. It mentions English spokesmen and British military reaction amid casualties and diplomatic strain.
Philadelphia marks a centennial celebration with a parade and concert led by civic leaders and a high profile speaker from the Academy of Music. The event honors congressional progress and includes community participation and tribute to the city’s history as residents gather for the anniversary observance.
In Gary Indiana on September 25 a heavy guard surrounded the jail amid reports of a plan by several Italians to seize Peter Vrobo. Vrobo, 28, confessed to assaulting and injuring Anna Domish, a young woman linked to local families.
Repair work begins on street crossings in the city with two crossings at First Avenue and Center Street slated for improvements. The initiative, requested by Vite Connell, aims to restore impassable crossings and improve safety as Pennsylvania Rail undertakes repairs.
Erie officials announce the concrete athletic stadium opening on Armistice Day, November 11, with the annual grid contest between Academy High School and Bre East staged. Hill, a longtime U S attorney, notes the government’s moves and aims for prompt trial with Will supporting swift action amid the season’s tensions.
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