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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
1
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A chaotic Balkan scene unfolds with mass arrests of Russians to quell revolts and a sea disaster near New York. The Homeric battleship rescue, Railuck Maru tragedy, and Japanese sailors' efforts frame a tense, evolving international crisis with reports from Vienna Berlin and Athens.
In Cincinnati April 24, jurors and officials wrap a case against police and federal agents. Judge Smith Wick sentences include months of imprisonment and financial penalties for officers who admitted accepting bribes and aiding bootlegging. Aubrey Houston received a prison term and restitution following his conviction.
Paris May 22 Premier Painleve's cabinet won a confidence vote amid a fierce attack by opposition deputies. For a time the debate suggested government fragility but Painleve maintained support as he faces Senate scrutiny. The ministerial declaration pleased few and aimed to steer France through mounting difficulties with the new finance minister at the helm.
Directors of the Norfolk and Western and the Virginian Railway agree to operate jointly after stockholder and Interstate Commerce Commission approval. The move is seen as a major consolidation step, with the Virginian running 60 miles from Norfolk to Deepwater and a new ownership structure involving the Pennsylvanian and Nickel Plate networks. The Norfolk and Western would pay 100 a year or 1 tense on the Virginian.
Olds reports the hotel fall victim in Baltimore or Boston area showing signs of improvement after a four story plunge. Attending physicians entertain hope for a speedy recovery as details of the serious accident remain sketchy.
Mr and Mrs J. M. Sheeley suffered multiple injuries after their car skidded on a slick highway near Harrisburg during a nor'easter storm. The New York garage driver and companion escaped with minor injuries as the vehicle sustained heavy damage and was later repaired to continue toward Corry.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Eriehenovg division revises its A schedule effective Sunday April 26. Train No 580 will arrive at 7 40 PM rather than 7 38 PM and train SM I will arrive at 8 50 PM instead of 8 55 PM. Other trains keep current times.
United States District Court in Pittsburgh orders end to government libel against A Guckenheimer Brothers and Company returning 4 127 barrels 222 781 gallons and 3 143 cases of whiskey to the distillery firm from Freeport and Buffalo Pa The Prohibition bureau had seized land buildings and equipment earlier and a marshal had custody since January The ruling notes no further action on the suit and mentions a separate family clash involving Miss Runk Groters and her sister Miss Pearl Groters in Clymer
In Great Falls Montana on April 22 Senator Burton Wheeler took the stand denying involvement in an alleged scheme to profit from oil permits. The defense challenged prosecution witness George B Hayes who testified Wheeler tried to involve him in a deal. Additional witnesses from New York and Buffalo were expected to corroborate Hayes’s reputation and the defense map.
Fire at H. Heath residence on West Washington Street caused by a passing locomotive spark. The upper floor and roof burned, with heavy damage to the home and contents. Occupants include the Holato and Ngip Teway families. the property is owned by C. H. Tenth. Insurance coverage noted.
Pao Ajail YD John Walter, mayor of Lebanon, and Palmyra official are brought before Justice of the Peace Ramos Snavely to answer charges of collecting fines contrary to the motor vehicle act and misfeasance. Mayor Walter was arrested by Constable D. Palmer on information from the Palmyra Automobile Club.
Investigators probing the William M. Locke slaying near Hurtstown in western Crawford County focus on a $9,000 deal Locke had with a Sharon bank. Detectives pursue two men connected to a $4,000 note and a plan to pay Locke a large premium for the murder, seeking the real recipients of the money.
A severe forest fire threatens vast timberland near Marienville in Elk County. Firefighters from multiple towers report the blaze began yesterday afternoon and spread quickly, endangering millions of feet of logs owned by Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co and Commercial Lumber Co of Warren.
Chief of Police Danisles stated the investigation into the Everure Racket Store robbery on North Center Street remains active. Police suspect identities of the robbers and say the inquiry is moving forward even as a decisive breakthrough has not yet been reached.
Pottsville court plans to sentence Wallian Cr for first degree murder of his aged grandmother. A Monday morning hearing on a petition for a state intimacy commission was denied, with Judge Koch deferring sentence pending possible appeal from the county court decision.
Milan Waller directs a minstrel show at the High School Auditorium at 8:13 tonight with Buddy Oar and a full cast. The program features solos, sketches, and a blackface routine, with an eight piece orchestra under Waller. Rehearsals completed, a large audience is expected for the Veterans production and a repeat performance is planned for Thursday evening.
London April 2 The British cabinet met and heard Winston Churchill's proposals for lower taxation. A reduction of at least one shilling in the pound income tax was understood to be under consideration as Premier Stanley Baldwin presided and the budget details were to be made public in Parliament. Pressure from naval proponents for more ship funds was noted, but Churchill and the cabinet opposed large increases.
Officers of the Children’s Aid Society appealed for clothing at their rummage site opened this morning in the J H Wright store on North Center Street. The run of the sale had strong turnout but needs extra apparel to meet demand. Proceeds support the society’s charitable work. Residents may donate at the Wright store. the gala will run for the rest of the week.
Rev L A McBride rector of St Ann's Erie delivered an inspiring sermon as Forty Hours devotions closed at St Thomas Church last evening. He compared miracles in scripture with modern life and drew a strong impression on the large congregation. The closing included a solemn procession to children and special music by the choir. the program featured Mrs Ball with Kinleys.
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