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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1925
Page
3
Publisher entered at the Post Office of Corry. Mail matter. Rates shown: 95.00 per year, three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising terms to be announced upon application.
The World Court issue returns to the Senate with debates over joining an international court while a minority stalls action. President Coolidge warns a court must serve all nations, not a single ideal. Colonel William Mitchell is found guilty of insubordination and sentenced to five years’ suspension. The Countess Karolyi is denied U.S. admission over suspected radical ties amid contrasting Soviet and Wall Street dealings.
The piece discusses rubber’s rising price and its role as a debt payment in transatlantic trade. It notes British rubber producers, American costs, and potential shifts in debtor and creditor relations as rubber nears a dollar per pound. It mentions economic policy concerns and the hoped for stabilizing effect on Britain and East Indian rubber production.
Two highly patriotic members of American loyalty plan a world journey. A family member comments on their likely routines and travel style. Doug is described as an energetic if unusual traveler. The narrative hints at travel goals, preparation, and shifting attitudes during the journey.
A garbled excerpt quotes Washington Bint discussing wasteful spending, mentioning forty to buy a setter, a shotgun, a hanjo and several bottles of polish, with unclear context and incomplete names.
Twenty years ago report from Journal Files dated December 28 1906 details James Alfred carry age 61 found dead in a shack along the river near Warren. Local scene shows distress among relatives Roy Loney and Clifford Loney visited to learn why he did not appear. Deceased worked at Gravel Company plant in Starbrick and resided alone. wife and son Roy survivе.
A large number of people believe the man found dead at Lovells Station Sunday morning was murdered. There are more than one suspicious circumstance connected with the case. A. G. Ruler, superintendent of the fish hatchery, received a consignment of 400 000 eggs from the Corey hatcheries the past week. Wallace J. Olds, long associated with Dan Yo Hiothurs, now runs a store in Chantaiqua after operating a grocery at Youngsville. J Carlet Mawson Olmstead of West Point has returned to his studies following a brief visit with his parents. The Pennsylvania Railroad telegraph office at the freight house will discontinue Saturday and be replaced at Maple Avenue crossing. H. W. Abvers on and E M. Chittester will be the operators in charge.
Sir Robert Knollyn led the Great Company of mercenaries terrorizing parts of France in the mid fourteenth century. He later joined the Black Prince, aligning with royal forces in campaigns across the region.
Rev Dr George J Lucas pastor of St Patricks West Scranton urges joint conference of anthracite operators and miners to petition President Coolidge for a board to settle the strike. He names the Conte anthracite commission and proposes a third board if deadlock continues.
Convention of Highway Builders from America Canada and South America will discuss snow removal at a Chicago meeting. State highway officials and engineers seek solutions to keep paved roads open after storms as rail freight and passenger traffic depend on winter highways. The American Road Builders Association aims to study equipment needs and costs to ensure highways function near 100 percent efficiency in winter.
Police hold 11 year old Jack Pearl of Brooklyn after Samuel Goodman six is shot in the abdomen during a game described as Indian. Pearl says Goodman shot himself by accident while playing. Goodman lies in a hospital ward as officers investigate.
In Waynesburg, Charles Thompson aged 60 and housekeeper Mabel Ward aged 27 were found dead in Ward’s home on Sunday. Ward’s half brother Edward Ward, 18, and Charles Pickens are hospitalized in a guarded condition. Police believe the four drank poisoned coffee at the scene. Tarry Miles Jet, en route to Jamestown on business, is not yet connected to the incident.
A tribute piece honors Woodrow Wilson as a national leader and idealist. It highlights five achievements from his presidency including the Federal Reserve Act, wartime leadership, selective draft reforms, a clear pro liberty and peace stance, and a call for organized international action to secure lasting peace. The text extols his loyalty, duty, and role as teacher, statesman, and warrior for the republic.
Large funeral services were conducted for Mrs BM Jourdet at her West Wayne Street home, with Rev J A Martin of the Presbyterian church leading a 3:00 p m service. Interment followed at Pirie Grove cemetery as many relatives and friends attended from Philadelphia Hinoviey DuBois and Erie.
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