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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1925

Page

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Finnish compromise saves international narcotic conference

Geneva dispatch reports the international narcotic conference avoiding breakup as delegates unanimously adopt a Finnish compromise. A joint conference committee would study the American program and proposed controls, with Britain and the United States accepting the Finnish plan to narrow production.

United Pros Geneva Agai Juin Commission Viscount Cueil England Frongressman Porter United States America Ayiim Dintalye Finland

Two Small City Fires Cause Minor Damage

Two fires in this city caused minor damage. A chimney blaze at a Lemon Street home near William Slytee required roof and attic access for extinguishing, with an estimated $40 loss. Shortly before noon a blaze at the Star Garage on North Copter Street was contained by workers. only light damage from a short circuit in a car.

Lemon Street Star Garage Jeen Phan William Slytee O'Cloak Star North Copter Street Fur Jim Oll

Eclipse Watchups Spark Highway Conference Dissolution

Jan 21 Tburg officials report a highway conference broke up as participants from New York New Jersey Connecticut and Rhode Island gathered to view the total eclipse. The Home Protection Lodge plans a 6 addal dance Monday evening. Ruth Becker traveled to Clymer on Friday afternoon.

United Pros Turrisburg von Terevice Hi Commissioners Tupulin States New York New Jersey Connecticut Rhode

Clear skies afford Corry splendid view of century eclipse

Under a near total eclipse of the sun, Corry experienced a dramatic, 98 percent obscuration with observers across the city watching the moon pass before the sun. The event drew scientists and residents alike as shadow bands danced and temperatures fell, with notable sightings of planets and a deep twilight over southwestern New York.

Orry Shuehe Coase Aga New Yorke Corry

Coolidge presses for world court plan at women’s events

President Coolidge warned disaster if war prevention fails and urged adoption of the world court. Speaking to women’s groups in Washington he said the permanent court of international justice offers a timely, effective path for economic rehabilitation and lasting peace. He noted the Washington arms conference contribution toward peace and expressed hope for Utopia through adherence to the tribunal.

United Prose Washington Coolidge World Court Sidney Rove Permanent Court of International Justice

Scientists record precise timings of totality at observatories

Researchers at Ruffalo Cornell Vassar Yale East Hampton reported totality timings with small deviations from forecasts. Ruffalo led by 0:06:21, Cornell was 5 seconds ahead, Vassar 3 seconds late, Yale 5 seconds late, East Hampton 12.97 seconds late, yielding an average lateness of 4 seconds.

Ruffalo Cornell Vassar Yale-Pilhd East Hampton

Weather outlook hints mixed precipitation and cold spell

Weather outlook for the period January 26 to 8 inclusive notes rain or snow at week start with a later cold spell and a refreshed cold toward week end. The fragment references international law and procedure urging avoidance of a supergovernment to gain world respect and cooperation.

Lus Diriupe Sapell

Stocks Irregular as Eclipse Shortens Session

New York stock activity was uneven as the Exchange shortened hours by 45 minutes to watch the solar eclipse. Trading dwindled to a thin flow with many operators staying away, leaving movements to a few specialist firms and creating uncertain price action. American Woolen faced renewed pressure, while Steel felt selling as speculation worried about dividends at the upcoming meeting, tempering bullish sentiment elsewhere.

New York Stock Exchange Wallis

Eclipse loot robs payroll of Anton Dorfker Co in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia this morning a robbery occurred at the Anton Dorfker Co payroll. A bandit tied up workers and escaped with 200 dollars. The culprit is not yet captured. Harry Dorfer, brother of Olympic swimmer Olga Dochner, is mentioned in initial reports.

United Press Philadelphia Harry Dorfer Olga Do¢hner Anton Dorfker Co

Tragic Kitchen Accident Claims Toddlers Life

Union City report details a two and a half year old boy who died after tripping against a kitchen stove door while playing with friends. He suffered a ruptured windpipe and died half an hour later. Parents on Miles Street announce funeral services for tomorrow at 2 PM with interment at Evergreen Memorial.

Union City Atmit Paris Deledie Miles Street

Brother held for murder of Jersey youth

Philadelphia dispatch reports Howard Moore a 19 year old Millville New Jersey man is expected to be formally charged with murder in the shooting death of his brother Thomas Moore at their home. Detectives linked footprints a car driver and a coat to Moore while witnesses saw a small car near the house and the widow said he was in love with her but denies guilt.

United Press Philadelphia Howard Moore Inch Millville Thomas Hild Hie Moore Yard Quanth Howard

Total Solar Eclipse Across Several States

Reports from Duluth Minnesota and nearby towns describe a total solar eclipse with brief totality lasting a few minutes. Observers in Iron Mountain Michigan and Bellaire Michigan noted near schedule timing despite clouds, while Buffalo New York measurements recorded two minutes forty seconds of totality.

Yale Duluth Mine Lik Minn Iron Mountain Mich Bellaire Jus

Mrs Sarah Lamont Dies in Warren at 97

Former Corry resident and early local pioneer Mrs Sarah Ewing Lamont died at her Warren Street home at 1 this morning. She was nearly 98, had survived a stroke two weeks ago and became totally blind. Born to John Ewing and Sarah Levy in German Brown Ohio, she married William Lamont in 1887 and later moved to Corry, residing here until four to five years ago. She was a lifelong Emmanuel Episcopal Church member and, with funeral plans pending, will be remembered as the last of the Ewing family.

Corry Sarah Ewing Lamont James Darling Larmont Ewiie Warren Jennie Edwards Laimont Pebrury Emmanuel Episcopal Church

Five Best Radio Features and Concert Lineup

Radio guide lists top five features across stations in SD and St Louis including Central-St Louis Symphony Orchestra. EB programming notes KEHJ Los Angeles with 8 PM Pacific and Los Angeles Philharmonic on NRO. East Vaned program features polo and organ timbers WBZ Springfield with 8 PM Eastern Harvord Princeton Hockey Match. WEAF New York presents Vincent Lopez and his orchestra at 7 PM Eastern.

St Louis St Louis Symphony Orchestra KEHJ Los Angeles Pacific Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra NRO Ottaum Polo Timbers Wbz Springfield WEAF New York Vincent Lopez

Splendid eclipse feats aboard naval dirigible Los Angeles

Astronomers aboard the naval dirigible Los Angeles off Montauk Point near Block Island report a near total solar eclipse view through four observatory cameras and a spectrograph. Clouds briefly hindered observations but a clear window allowed shadow bands to be photographed, promising new insights from the Sun’s outer layers.

Los Angeles United States United Press Naval Dirigible Nantucket Mass Navy U S. Naval Observatory Elise San Helin Tony Trefore Earth J. T. Klein Montauk Point Block Island Steur Long Island Edward T. Pollack United States Naval Observatory George Nt. Peters Howe

Relative of Corry Resident Killed in Mine

Mrs John Hickey of West Congress Street received a telegram from her brother Thomas Henningaty of Terre Haute bringing word that his son had been killed yesterday in a coal mine accident. The victim was 25 years old. Not further details were available. Mrs. R. J. Boyle returned that evening after visiting in Terre Haute with her mother, Mrs. Mary Neleggne.

John Hickey West Congress Street Thomas Henningaty Ter Haute

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