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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1925
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal lists West South Street Corry Pa with A D Colegrove as publisher. It notes entry at the Corry post office as second class mail matter and provides subscription and advertising rate information.
Senator Tajo, chairman of the naval committee, urged large scale Peat Harbor development in Hawaii. Congress already authorized 9,000 for channel work, with total base costs estimated at 25,000,000. The plan aims to make Hawaii a key Pacific hub for naval, aviation and commercial functions, signaling a broader American expansion in the Pacific despite pacific treaty expectations.
The text notes France pulling troops from the Ruhr in a quiet, orderly fashion as Germany fulfills pledges. It argues that France and Germany, once drivers of conflict, now display restraint and cooperation, signaling a pivotal shift in European policy and balance.
A fragmented note argues speed traps are being abolished across California following a Supreme Court decision. It notes widespread sentiment against them and campaigns by automobile associations. While some towns used traps for revenue or safety, overall policing shifts to engineering as traffic rises and fines give way to higher road taxes.
A jumble of names and places recalls July 25 1905 notes. Afiss Tante Muillieirsy leaves Obig for visits. Whittleses Will Myre plan a week in New York on business. Leip Mistes Mutile Mead and ipir Fellows arrive as nurses at Merci Hospital Pittsburgh for two weeks. Mp and Mrs Dell Dating depart for Bul 'alu Monday afternoon.
A 1930s style opinion piece argues British capitalists profit from East Indian rubber while growers protest. It discusses price controls, the push for fair prices, and fears of a predator monopoly harming global supply and demand. The piece warns that if growers fail to self regulate, rubber users worldwide may unite to break the system.
An irregular account from a detective squad member discusses shifting criminal activity. He notes Black Manders turning to bootlegging amid blackmail and internal violence, suggesting the broader Prohibition era crime network may be expanding its scope.
A fragmented analysis argues that French aims in Africa have shifted from empire to prestige, amid cries for more troops and emergency funds. It critiques Marshal Petain’s Moroc co flight, calls for decisive action against the Riffs, and recalls World War I rhetoric about democracy and self-determination, while condemning finance ministers’ restraint. The piece notes Africans' push for independence under colonial pressure and questions the costs to democracy and native rights.
The city ceased the longstanding lottery scheme that began 50 years ago to manage a 2 million debt. Proceeds funded the bonds, with prizes added to attract participants, but critics doubt net benefits and warn the plan encouraged gambling and harmed thrift and character.
The principal speakers are Dr Wii HL Hiih of Siomx City Iowa and Drs Joseph Owens president of John Flor sper College University Park Iowa. They are assisted by four youths from Taylor University plan Indiana forming a team to sing play and preach the gospel. Prof C O Rineberger of New Albany Indiana chorus director aided by a quartette from Pittsburgh Pang and Misses George and Lewis of Taylor University Miss Emma Valentine of Clarendon Pa oversee the stinna people's meetings.
Kane July 25 reports say the Gladys oil well near Kane was struck at about 1000 feet, with derrick and rigging damaged by fire. The fire was extinguished quickly and the Holler rig will be moved to a new location, then drilling will resume with tests and output expected at a measured rate per day. The well is tied to the Pittock Fisher lease, long owned by Pittock, with prior similar wells in the area.
A traveler can ride for seven hours by train between Singapore and Penang through the Malay states and never lose sight of the rubber plantations that support the country.
July 26 at about 4 45 p m a three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs RL Hepler of Masson Heights was struck by a car driven by Nolan Collins of Washington avenue at the East Fourth and Liberty streets intersection. She suffered fractures and injuries to the right arm and shoulder and internal injuries. The child was visiting at the Hamilton B V Douglas on East Fourth street when the incident occurred.
A New York World note suggests using scribing hinish on corpulent dodles to remove fat. It questions whether vigorous application to the fear might achieve similar results.
Fragmentary record from Wayrest mentions Grace Siedegel and Fritts Peniog in a transport inquiry. Names Mia Redewvell and Thaeth Yer ill appear in uncertain context as the document notes attestations and denials.
Corry Company participated as a bidder for the plant project in Jamestown. The procurement involved multiple firms and detailed bids, with review by trustees and city officials.
Fragmentary report notes a house sold in England for about $4,000. Names and precise details are unclear due to text damage but reference to a sale and monetary figure remains.
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