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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
1
The drowning victim in Lyons Canal, New York, is named Kennedy, a former Corry resident. Investigators and family members are unnamed, with reports detailing the discovery, presumed cause, and ongoing inquiries. Local officials and authorities plan further investigations to determine circumstances surrounding the death.
A man named Robert Klewhitt allegedly robbed a store in New Brighton and is jailed at the Western Penitentiary after a February 221 confession. Sherrmey Stewart, implicated in aiding the suspect, was arrested with another by police during the incident.
Westtega authorities report a stolen car abandoned at an unspecified site. Police say the vehicle is linked to Hart Persons, a former resident of Congress Street, who may be involved in related investigations. Authorities have engaged Westfield police to hold the vehicle as inquiries continue.
The British dispatch details a warship movement toward Egypt amid ongoing political tension. Sir Austin Chamberlain announces official confirmation of the situation and indicates further comment will follow from government and senior commissioners.
A Senate committee of five, appointed by President Dawes, is empowered to investigate alleged financial and procedural irregularities surrounding Penny A’s primary. Key figures include Dawes, Reed, and Nas Mile Atalay. The inquiry aims to determine any improprieties and accountability across the campaign funds.
Wincass New Kensington Pa June 3 Fire damaged a building housing a moonshine plant owned by Mangieri. Authorities say the Lackhand gang is blamed after threats reported by Mangieri. The blaze caused about 20 dollars in damage.
A sharp fall in temperatures brought frosty conditions across the region. Forecasters expect freezing tonight with a possible hard frost in eastern areas, while some parts may see warming later in the week. Oliver Carson of East Frederick Beaverdam notes the recent heavy frost and its widespread impact.
The Corry Country Club receives a mounted moose head donated by De G B Bennett of Corry. The treasure is mounted in the clubroom north of the city and valued as a notable adornment to the clubhouse.
United Press reports Senate action on the $1205 billion debt settlement with France hangs as talks continue. Republican Senator Reed argues for approval while administration aides push for timely ratification. House action is awaited before final settlement.
A severe Oklahoma storm last night caused heavy property damage and two fatalities. Strong winds and lightning hit Hominy and nearby areas, with several homes destroyed and victims trapped in damaged structures. Rescue workers recovered four of the dead in a mobile home. one man, Adams, was killed by lightning near Wettright Glen. The storm disrupted many sections of the state, leaving devastation and ongoing recovery efforts.
In Homestead Pa two gang members who had captured and robbed Joseph Diez, 25, were rescued after police arrival. Diez was stabbed during the exchange as five assailants pursued bystanders. The mob threatened lynching before authorities intervened. the rescued bandits were identified as William Lopez and Margo Valatar of Homestead.
United Press reports Hagenbeck Wallace circus manager Charles D. Orton of Peru faces first degree murder charges. He is accused of shooting James Warren, a circus worker. District Attorney Moore will present the case to the grand jury.
A garbled Erie report describes a nighttime theft of 3000 gallons of gas from a storage site. The text mentions thieves and a tank, but details are incomplete. The incident is dated June 3 and involves local authorities investigating the abnormal loss.
In a heated session the senate committee halted proposed health modification bills affecting wage rates and distribution oversight. The measures included a broad bill touching national referendums, childcare, and a legalization of production controls while seeking authority for licensing and distribution, fueling debate about federal and state powers.
Earl Carroll, a New York theatrical producer, was sentenced to one year and one day in a federal penitentiary and fined $2,000 after being convicted on two counts of perjury connected to a "wine bath" party scene. The case drew wide attention as witnesses testified about liquor, guests, and Carroll’s earlier grand jury testimony.
Chicago readers await the third day of jury selection for the murder trial of Dirkin, charged with killing federal agent Edward Shanatin. Prosecutors and defense attorneys work to secure impartial jurors amid a high profile case tied to the infamous Sheik Bandit.
A community chest meeting is planned for this evening at the Proposte establishment in Denali. It will be held at the Municipal building at o o'clock.
A Florida scheme named Floranudi collapsed leaving investors with losses. Promoters including individuals tied to Lauderdale and Philadelphia backed a resort plan on the American Gold Coast. Only limited work was done. second payments were due on lots, and the bankrupt contractor had completed about $110,000 worth of units. Investors may receive about fifteen cents on the dollar.
Newspaper records indicate authorities are awaiting extradition papers for J H Corbin. The case involves charges tied to a Los Angeles warrant and potential habeas corpus actions, with prior arrests and ongoing legal maneuvers in multiple jurisdictions.
Defunct Carnegie Trust Company mailed ten cent on the dollar returns to about 12,000 depositors. Tun A. Bell, once president and bankrupt banker, is noted with embex element. The company failed exactly one year, one month, and one week ago.
Plan for all Kiwanis clubs to meet simultaneously at the opening of the international convention in Montreal. Rex, Wo Martlett and others spoke for the Kiwanis club of the locality. Meetings included committee reports and program arrangements for a midday gathering.
A compact listing of radio tonight detailing WEAF WRE WIZ and other stations with times and bands. It notes Eastern and Central daylight times, various bands around 46 to 418 meters, and programs including orchestras choirs and travel features across Montreal Chicago Oakland and other cities.
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