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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1925

Page

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Settlement progress in China rail disaster damage claims

Negotiations between victims and Erie Railroad officials move toward a broad settlement of claims from the speeders derailment near Concord. New York City plaintiffs named include Charles Youarks Patrick Coyle and Adam Lelle with several other small cases being settled or adjusted. Hospitalized victims remain, with some awaiting court action while talks continue toward final adjustments.

Concord Colinsél Charles Youarks Patrick Coyle Adam Lelle New York City Pat McLaughlin Hoffinay Eatondh Tony Harry. Smith Corre Henry Pirre Perry Hay Clis Hoftina

Relief Corps and Vets Picnic Highlights War Tales

Torty members of the WY R C and GA Re held their annual picnic at Mrs. Willian Anat's Lovell Station home. The GA R dinner was served at 1 oclock with decorated tables. The program included songs recitations, playlets, and talks by old soldiers about their wartime experiences. The July picnic is planned for Mind Ye Lake at Cathrike cottage after Mrs Margaret Damon’s cottage at Union City.

WY. R. C GA Re Willian Anat Lovell Station Aonwal GA. R Aictock Plot Paulson Charles Pepins Ye Lake Cathrike Cottage Margaret Damon

Playground openings set for next Tuesday

Childress city officials announce playgrounds will open next Tuesday with varied activities from 10 AM to 4 PM each weekday. Supervisors from local schools will oversee programs at multiple grounds during summer, with enrollment starting at 1 PM Tuesday. Leon Gibson of Youngstown visited Pittsfield and left after staying with his sister.

Heart Childress Thes City Weelk Sceniie ABC Vluck Will Shields Larding School Duhlstrand Goncord Doolittle Fairview Hiwing Washington Alverson Turior High Prane Plelock Ind.ee Simmer Leon Gibson Youngstown Ohio Fon Pittsfield Williamy Dingtelder

Five Best Radio Features Listed for Today

Radio listings show WERP New York 10 p m Eastern daylight Harrere's Little Symphony PRCA Toronto 230 and 7 p m Eastern daylight ceremonies around Champlain monument Orillia Ort Mooseheart 716 p m Central daylight orchestra and junior band WLS Chicago 10 to 10 pm Central daylight special Canadian program WGAP Washington WOO Philadelphia WAR Providence WEAP New York 700 p m Eastern daylight High US Army Band.

WERP New York Harrere’s Little Symphony PRCA Toronto Champlain Montumient Orillia Ort Wijd Mooseheart Central Daylight WLS Chicago Kentral WGAP Washington WOO Philadelphia WAR Providence WEAP US Army Bard

Young Men Held For Grand Jury Action In Assault Case

Kyle Peebles and Steve Kovalejle were bound over for grand jury action after arraignment on charges involving two underage girls in Erie. Peebles pleaded not guilty. bail set at 1000 dollars.

Kyle Peebles Steve Kavalils Punty Court Deere G. H. Gordon Peebles Beri Onion Péebles Kovalejle

Road Open As National Guard Mobilizes For Defense Day

Road crews report the stretch from Wrightsville to Pilasfield largely open with only a small segment unopened. Mobilization of Company A National Guard will begin Friday night, with formal action at midnight, as Defense Day activities loom on Saturday July 4. The town plans a quiet Fourth with busi ness suspended and regional celebrations drawing visitors to nearby resorts.

Warren Wrightsville Pittsfield Gerry Pilasfield Lottsville Spring Creek Garand Bunce Company Wisn Company A Comeany National Guard Ans State Armory Corry Aumber

Columbus Woman Dead In Ohio Township

Mrs Emma Lamona aged fifty nine died at her Columbus home last evening. She had lived in Columbus township for years and is survived by husband and three children Tom Lamona of Columbus Beanie Lamona of Carty and Mrs Clark of Buffalo. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

Emma Lamona Lamona Columbus Piast Ailbek Coliitus Township Tom Lamona Beanie Lamona Carty Clark Buffalo

Wisconsin Ex-Governor McGovern Declares Senate Bid

Former Wisconsin governor E McGovern announces candidacy for the United States Senate seat to fill the vacancy created by the death of Senator Robert M La Follette. The statement was made in Milwaukee on July 1.

United Preay Milwaukee Fran E. McGovern Wisconsin United States Toll Robert M. LaVollette

City to Rise From Santa Barbara Ruins in Reconstruction

United Press reports Santa Barbara will rebuild after earthquakes. Insurance estimates place losses at 30 million dollars with only 1 million insured. Wrecking crews clear debris on State street as plans call for Spanish style reconstruction and rebuilding of major hotels and the San Marcos Building. Funds from San Francisco and national donors support a 20 million loan fund for the project.

O Linun Des Glandehang United Press Feeckia Roe Jons Teetis Reas U. S MocGantey American Legion United States San Francisco California William Gibbs McAtoo Nix Fleischman Yeast King New York State Street Santa San Marcis Santa Barbara Virginia Surf Barbara Carrillo el Encanto Samarkand el Mirasol Touriss Kurt Father Augustine

Fire destroys Charles Holdt Boss plant ruins massive loss

A blaze wrecked a factory complex leaving five warehouses and a power plant destroyed. The main building survived with damage to other facilities. Estimated losses run to 350000 dollars and about one thousand workers were left jobless. Local crews battled the fire overnight, stabilizing the site.

United Cresx Charles Holdt Stout

Shepherd Battles Over Millionaire Ward Estate

William C. Shepherd seeks control of the $1 000 000 McClintock estate tied to his ward Billy McClintock. The probate fight centers on a will drafted after Billy came of age and potential undue influence claims raised by nine cousins aided by Orville Taylor. Robert Stoll represents Shepherd as the case moves toward probate.

Billy McClintock Shepherd United Press Mihcago William C. Shepherd Billy Moulinterk Robert Stoll Young McClintock Hmcago William Darling Shepherd McClintock Billy Isabelle Pope Billy Ind Mary Orville Taylor Jayme

Four Men Badly Burned in Oil Lease Blast

Four men were seriously burned in a gas explosion at an oil lease near Evans City. The blast hurled them into the air and shattered drill fixtures. Injured are H. J. Pollack 55 George Larkin 36 William Dowbeck 46 and Edward Skiemer 21. They were treated by physicians and returned to their homes.

United Prose Evans City Wdax H. J. Pollack George Larkin William Dowbeck Edward Skiemer

Favors Grant of Complete Independence

A mosaic of fragments discusses moves toward Chinese independence and foreign rights, with mentions of a Soviet or allied approach and gradual steps. London reports Austro Chamberlain comments on Sino affairs and a possible conference to address foreigners' safety and legal status.

United States London Anesons Novela Austes Chamberlain Britain Urhi

Move Along Command Delays White House Car Tour

President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge tour by car to White Court, Swampscott, with delays from bridge tolls and a stern street officer enforcing movement. They faced rain, mountain roads, and a Lowell stop where a policeman told them to move on. Major J. F. Coupil, the physician, accompanies them, reporting progress to Plymouth.

United Press Swampscott Mass Poolidge Spere Toway Pat Coltitne J. F Coupil Presidentis Fartier Plymouth Cooltidge Mee Coolidge White Court Lowell Magy Salem Ms. Cootilge Write Coure

Mexico Ent​ers Denial Amid Nicaragua Reports

Federal Prohibition Commissioner Roy A Haynes, four years director in Mexico City, is reported to be slated for a reorganization. The claim says foreign officials will intervene for Nicaragua, but official denial arrives from Washington.

Haynes United Press Washington Roy A Sy Talted Prate Haynes Mexico City Nicara

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