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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
1
A damaged OCR snippet names numerous shops and product types such as groceries oils and bakery items. It references various vague locations and entities like Chen and Avcassorian with unclear context or dates, yielding a partial inventory style record.
Atlantic City August 5 United Press reports a regional coal talk adjourned amid threats of a September walkout by 168000 hard coal miners. The meditation attempt aims to avert suspension of work, with leaders insisting operators’ delegates lack authority to concede wage increases or other terms.
A blaze destroyed several Erie establishments causing heavy damage from fire and smoke. The Sug 9 Pre shop at 122A State Street, owned by Meyer Gold, and adjoining Star Glurking company suffered major losses. Louis Helina’s apartment above the Surpiinatole was damaged by smoke. Estimated total damage around 2,000 with broader losses from smoke and warps.
United Press dispatch reports Harry Flarl Byrd won a governor’s race by an unprecedented margin in Virginia. The piece notes a large victory for Byrd, a former state senator and newspaper publisher, amid primary tensions. A near riot prompted police to deploy 45 guardmen to quell unrest. one man faced disorderly conduct charges after attempting to approach Herschel Potter’s home.
Washington August 5 All three Pan American planes have been assembled on the beach at Utah Green Lane Commander MacMillan of the Arctic expedition notified the Navy Department he would start exploration flights through the regions tomorrow with the naval aid as prototype.
Washington A labor and commerce department plan aims to shape public sentiment to pressure coal mine operators and miners toward a settlement before a potential September 11 strike. Officials warn Congress may be needed to empower action, with White House discussions and possible calls for a special session if talks fail.
Thomas J. Crago a noted Southwestern Pennsylvania political figure and former House member lies critically ill in a Pimsburgh hospital. Crago who served as special assistant to the Attorney General on war fraud cases remained active in that work until a few months ago.
Word reached the admin of the death of John J. Burger a former Corry resident. He is survived by his wife one daughter Mrs Ida Frew of California and three sisters Mrs Starkweather Aus W Reed of Jamestown NY and Mrs Marinda Drake of this city. The body will arrive for burial Friday at noon with services at Pine Grove cemetery.
A fire last night destroyed part of the Junction Con Company arable in Pittsburgh. Fifteen horses were liberated and saved by baseball players who reportedly used their uniform shirts to blind the animals and guide them to safety.
Mir Inoke follows Liew GB Hartie of Erie in charge of the air mail service for Mount Gretna and feta with new delays in the Erie return flight. A new plane from Dayton was expected and the seaplane should reach Bellefonte this morning with the flight resuming to Erie this afternoon. Guardsmen will be dropped off here en route to Bri.
United Press reports that Leon Trotsky seeks large scale American credits to rebuild Russian industry and agriculture but Washington delays recognition. Soviets influence in China and an unsettled Far East slow any action until the international scene improves. Trotsky claims rapid Russian development is supported by independent information in U S hands.
Downtown St Louis near the banking district was the scene of a running gun battle after noon. Two policemen and a deputy sheriff were shot and dangerously wounded while pursuing a man suspected of attempting to cash a bad check at the Mississippi Valley bank.
Police report a vehicle stolen from C J Follett of Heaverdam was recovered by the owner. Local authorities announced the car was found on Sunday and returned to Follett.
In Swampscott on August 5 President Coolidge said he will maintain a hands off policy on the anthracite coal situation through September. Officials say intervention before then would risk partial government responsibility in the strike, though analysts differ.
Chicago awaits the verdict as Russell Sort faces potential execution or life in an asylum for the 1925 murder of Joseph Maurer. State witnesses and defense psychiatrists testified on Scott's sanity while jurors consider the murder trial with Judge David promising swift action upon a sane verdict. Governor Len Small’s option to intervene remained the sole possible appeal.
United Press reports from Los Angeles that scientists at the American Chemical Society convention dismissed fears of a gasoline famine. They predict ample natural resources, new substitutes, and price stability not to exceed 25 cents per gallon, promising a revolution in petroleum use and motor industry stability.
An automobile in Philadelphia ran wild in the northeast section striking two trolleys and a car, then careened onto a sidewalk against a pole. Two men, hoarding one of the rails, were injured.
Members of the Curry Cooperative redimery Association discuss proposed sale of their Third Ward property to Union Pro fare Company. Bids for North Second avenue property submitted by Tinian Produce Company await director action. stockholders may decide at Saturday meeting. Announcement notes Morr Milling Supply Primipan site sale as well. Stockholders invited to meet and receive proceeds allocations.
A hurricane surged through the Alps causing heavy damage across Switzerland and northern Italy. Reports from Monte Rosa describe two elderly climbers swept to their deaths while others clung to ropes as debris toppled houses and blew people into chasms. Ivrea and Relaene note destroyed warehouses and widespread ruin along the Tyrol border.
Sabre, B J P of New York shot 151 to top the field in the early round of the National Public Links golf tournament at Salisbury Plains New York. Early finishers included T Tobin of Philadelphia 73 82 and Samuel Graham of Pittsburgh 79 78 with others close behind.
Seven Americans embarked for Morocco to join the Rif campaign with French forces. The group traveled by air and sea, joining French aircraft in the theater after departures from the United States.
A U S Army engine using ethyl fluid was unveiled at the American Chemical Society convention. The motor is claimed to double the mileage of automobiles if timed correctly and to increase horsepower by about 98 percent when driven by the motor fuel.
John A. Bell, president of the defunct Carnegie Trust Co, is charged with embezzlement and related offenses for 1919 to 1924 involving about $900,683.22. The 14 counts include 12 embezzlements and 2 false statements to the State Banking Department. He is held on 25,000 bond with preliminary hearing set for Friday.
No decision yet by Parker and Putin on rebuilding the Columbus grist mill after a fire. They await the Public Service Commission’s ruling on a complaint about abandoning the road from the south, which would harm the mill’s business.
A telegram from Kermit Roosevelt reports the James Simpson Roosevelt expedition has reached Maral Bashi in Chinese Turkestan and will press on toward Aksu. The party, including Poli and Ma genum, is said to be in good health as they travel roughly 160 miles north east from Yarkand and another 160 miles from Maral Bashi toward their next goal.
In Philadelphia Ang, Pinchot pushes for the resignation of Ray Shelley of Ositown from the Public Administration body. James Stenn, a commission member, will not attend hearings, while Governor Pinchot weighs dismissal and court actions.
The Merchants Lavision or commerce group will meet Tuesday evening. Important business is scheduled before the session and attendance is requested. The meeting convenes at 8 o clock.
In Cattolica Italy on August 5 Premier Mussolini’s daughter became a heroine by rescuing an older companion from drowning. She swam through rough seas to reach the shore and pulled the girl to safety despite strong winds.
Wex Detroit PM Eastern Standard Time features Detroit Symphony Orchestra. WLS Chicago 10 PM gala. WNYC New York open air opera Cavalleria and Pagliacci from Rabin Brooklyn RCA. Elisabeth Spencer soprano at WCAP Washington DC. WOO Philadelphia New York TFM hard time 3 PM.
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