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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
1
A flurry of activity surrounds Russell Scott's impending execution as supporters press for a stay and vow to raise a defense fund. Messages flood officials and media outlets from supporters urging clemency while contrasting statements from Governor Small and President Coolidge.
Harrisburg July 22 Governor Pluchow appoints William Horlanth Oi Clive to the Police State school board replacing Thosas Wainy whose term expired in Polk City. The appointment comes as a routine reorganization of local education governance.
A St Thomas lawn social is planned for this evening at Melranni lawn festival amid an advanced program. Gates open at 6:00, daylight saving time. Early reports indicate strong community interest and expected generous patronage.
United Press reports a miners strike appears inevitable as negotiations fail to reach new contracts by September when the current pact expires. Operators and United Mine Workers face arbitration options and work stoppage risk, with双方 seeking compromise before production or price impacts unfold.
United Press reports professor Bendandi, a noted seismologist, warned of a "terrific" earthquake in Alaska and North America around July 25 or 26. The prediction follows Bendandi's earlier forecasts that have matched events in recent years.
Rotarians and Kiwanians from the area enjoyed a fine day yesterday with two big gatherings. The Rotary picnic at Findley Lake included over twenty five members and families at Dr Kibler’s cottage, with baseball quilts and a large dinner. Kiwanians from Sharon Grove City Ol Gy Fraikin and Epic joined at Waldameer Park for a joint outing. Both events were praised as highly successful and well hosted by the hosts.
Richard L. Wells aged seventy one died at his home 2212 East South Street this morning after a several years illness. He was born near Waterford Pennsylvania February 18 185 but lived most of his life in Spring Grove until twelve years ago when he moved to Corry. He is survived by his wife Jen Vinje Wells two sons Leslie Wells and Elin N Y and one daughter Mrs 211 Parpham all of Corry four brothers and four sisters and ten grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at his late residence Saturday afternoon at o'clock with interment in Spring Creek Cemetery.
The Department of Justice will ask District of Columbia authorities to join a suit testing the legality of teaching evolution and other sciences in public schools. Treasury official Winston says the matter, involving salaries of teachers, has been sent to Attorney General Sargent for determination. The suit seeks to halt payments to school authorities permitting such texts citing laws that prohibit teaching that diverge from biblical interpretation.
A destructive fire swept warehouses on North Broad Street, Philadelphia, causing estimated damage of about one million dollars. Firemen including two chiefs were injured. several families were moved from adjoining areas as walls threatened to buckle. One driver and three firefighters were hospitalized after a crash while racing to the scene.
Paris July 21 report says Abd el Krim demanded recognition of Rif independence and territorial concessions, claiming peace terms would force Spain and Morocco to accept. The conditions were described as unacceptable by authorities as a pressure tactic.
A full re adjustment of the fire at Gilumbida damaged the business of Morers Putnam and Parker was finalized by S Wardwell of Lansing arriving in Columbus. Interviews at Kin ehaid firm offered a settlement between 180 and 20000, with no final decision yet. If rebuilding occurs a modern mill with electric power is expected and a decision in days.
A new wave of dog poisonings on West Washington Street alarms owners as strychnine appears in multiple canines. Police warn the culprit will be severely dealt with and report several cases in the Fourth Ward. An investigation continues to find the responsible party spreading poison citywide.
Bay Village, Only July 23. Mrs. Billy Scott, mother of Russell Scott, pleads her son's innocence as he faces a death sentence in Chicago. She recalls his affectionate nature and rejects reports she would harm herself. The family awaits the hanging scheduled for tomorrow.
Three men robbed a North Sixth Street garage of 21 500 in cash and fled in a car with Pennsylvania plates. A half hour pursuit through congested streets ended in a traffic jam on the Manhattan Bridge, where all three suspects were arrested. Police say the men hold Manhattan addresses. 881,000 was reportedly registered.
Nine coal miners were trapped after a heavy explosion at a Rockwood mine, about fifty miles from Knoxville, Tenn. Rescue efforts by Radenton and Coal Company workers were underway, with uncertain survival and no exact time of entombment given.
United Press report states Paul Orlando killed his wife Amelia and daughter Melanie before shooting himself after alleged domestic disputes. Neighbors heard shots, and police found three other children injured in the home as detectives review the circumstances of the deadly incident.
Doctor used dual identities to run two offices serving different clients. He allegedly killed Mrs. Lucille Barey after illegal operations. Police tied the suspect to multiple downtown suites. Chief Andrew Sprummiy says the doctor confessed and plans to plead guilty to manslaughter.
United Press report from Harrisburg Pa details a fatal shooting during an arrest attempt. Slav suspect Michael Plavetick, 45, allegedly killed constable John Muncos after the officer drew his weapon in a struggle over a wife’s alleged minor offense. Both men were hospitalized. Muncos died. Murder charges expected against Plavetick.
July reports from Peking and Washington recount the killing of Morgan Palmer, organizer for the Manchurian Development Company, near the Sungari River, and the capture of Dr Harvey Howard. Officials weigh blame on the Peking government as China’s chaos and foreign protections provoke calls for a stronger central authority. Meanwhile Rockefeller ties to Dr Howard are noted as U S and Allied negotiators seek to stabilize Manchuria amid tensions with Japan and Russia.
A later meeting in the Municipal building Friday evening will discuss ways to finance basketball for the coming season. A prior Monday session drew fans. no action was taken yet pending more data. Keystone players support fan cooperation, and strong club prospects depend on future backing. all city fans are urged to attend at 8 o clock tomorrow evening.
A New York police officer, John M. Edwards, 80, shot and killed Bertha O'Connor, wife of his best friend, before fatally shooting himself. Taxicab driver James Nor told police the officer had been drinking. Michael O Connor and Tonya were the only witnesses, fleeing the O Connor home in terror. Mrs L D Watson visited James this morning for a short visit with her daughter.
A quirky radio grid lists top features across stations including WCRD Zion at 8 PM, KGO Oakvinyl in Pacific time, and multiple regional outlets such as WRC Washington and WGY Schenertily. The schedule hints at an Easter daylight program featuring an orchestra under conductor Joseph Mineshes.
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