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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
1
United States and allies issue note to China over Shanghai violence
Washington joins with powers to place responsibility for Shanghai disorders on Chinese demonstrators while demanding no concessions. The Canton unrest escalates with visual chaos as foreign ships observe from the river and Hong Kong reports clashes near the city. Chinese workers strike disrupts trade in Shanghai as cables continue to flow with reports of turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Canton
United Pros
Washington
Peking
Chins
Hong Kong
China
Cantoini Wiltre Yannan
Detroit Tenehen
Caitting
Cur Hn
London
Atriky
Wit
Great Northern Cable Company
Busineas
U'S
Viele
Union City Home Burns in Fire Disaster
Five residents escaped from the Union City residence of E. J. Howland at 1230 North Hage Street when the house burned to the ground. Howland, his wife, son, and daughter-in-law fled with little more than the clothing on their backs. Extensive repairs were underway prior to the blaze. The fire damaged or destroyed most furniture and contents valued at about $5,000. Insurance coverage reportedly being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
E. J
Hannes
Boston morning bulletin reports Weeks convalesces after operation
United Press dispatch from Boston states that continued improvement is reported in the morning bulletin on the condition of Secretary of War Weeks, who is convalescing from an operation performed at Massachusetts General Hospital a week ago yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prey
Boston
Col War Weeks
Massachusetts General Hospital
Five Best Radio Features Tonight Across Cities
Radio listings detail varied performances including American Modern Miro Concert with symphony and organ in Philadelphia at 8:30 PM Eastern, Haskell Tsuitite Night in Kansas City at 8:00 PM Central, and a Minstral Show in Denver at 10:00 PM Mountain. Multiple stations including WEAF New York, WOAP, WEAT, and WAR broadcast the programs with noted violin and Marine Band appearances in regional schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woo
Philadelphia
New York
Symphony and Fate Orchestra
Kanyaa City
Hskell Tsauitiite
Denver
WEAF
Billy Jones
Erneat Hare
WOAP
Washington
WEAT
United States Marine Banil
Germany Faces Allied Demand Over Disarmament Defaults
London June 5 United Press says an allied note to German Chancellor Hitler outlines Germany must prove intent to rectify Versailles armament failures. It cites nonmilitary security, peacetime conversion of factories, surplus war material, army organization under the high command, and regulating recruiting and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press London
Luthor
Germany
Teuton
Northrop Sells Oil Property in Glade Township
E Knopf and FG Chapman, prominent Warren men, bought from P Northrop of Pasadena a 127 1 2 acre oil lease in Glade township near Jackson venue extension. The lease holds 60 or more wells potential in two sands 60 feet apart. They plan immediate extensive drilling. The deal ranks as one of the era’s major local oil transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Focal Friends
Northrop
E. Knopf
FG Chapman
P. Northrop
Pasadena
Cal
Glade Township
Jackson
Retailers to Organize Here Tonight
Organization of city retailers through a more active association under the Chamber of Commerce will be attempted at a meeting of retail members at 8 o clock daylight saving time tonight. Secretary F England urged every Chamber of Commerce member retailer to attend as several vital matters for merchants will be considered at what is expected to be a well attended meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Evenin
F. England
Hunt for Amundsen Launched by United Press
United Press reports a search effort for Captain Amundsen and his team as base ships Pura and Hobby prepare to probe the Arctic edge along Amundsen Bay. The Farm captain notes his crate cannot enter the pack and warns that air reconnaissance over the ice is dangerous. The Norwegian Aero Club discusses plane protection for another vessel north of Spitsbergen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prem
Amundsen
Pura
Hobby
Aroticee
Lincoln Ellaworth
Norwegia Aéro Club
Spitabergen
Harmony Four to Broadcast Sunday Night Concert
Harmony Four will broadcast from Celéran Park in Jamestown with Roy Larson joining as pianist. The 9 pm eastern show will relay to Jamestown via WOCL with orchestral numbers and solos by Cook and Weir featuring titles like Somewhere in Dreamland and A Little Close Harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Four
Ait Pavilion
Celéran Park
Jamestown
WOCL
Roy Larson
Miami
Frs
Muntoring Sto .Geleson
Lea Cook
Harold Dietel
Clifford Jourdet
Clyde Weir
Ole Uncle Moon
Mr. Cook
Mr. Weir
Class Day Observed at High School Ceremony Highlights
Class Day was observed at the High School with a program of exercises at 180 o'clock. Faculty presented Milon L. Bown with a smoking stand, Miss Titus received remembrance, and Mr Terrill was given a silver pencil. The moving up exercises featured the Senior Class prophecy and plans for the graduating class. The baccalaureate services and commencement are scheduled for Sunday and Tuesday evenings respectively. Alumni reunion and reception were planned for Wednesday evening with Mrs Motchskide visiting from Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Chisso
Milon L. Bown
Titus
Terrill
Senor
Open Letter on Corry Hotel Project and Subscriptions
The Corry Chamber of Commerce endorses the new Corry Hotel and explains delays in securing a site and title. Residents contributed $215000 though only $135000 was paid, and calls on the Chamber to aid in collecting delinquent subscriptions to complete the project. The letter defends directors against criticism and urges Chamber support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ghumipins
Chamber of Commerce
Hockenbury
St James Secon
Compan
St Jamies
St. James
Finial Hitice
Nile Juns
St James
Chashber of Commerce
Corny
Cary
Tutt Hong
Corry Hotel
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Corry Hotel Company
Chamber of Com
Gas Rate Decision Awaited in Pennsylvania
A hearing in Pittsburgh will set engineers and assessors to value the company’s physical properties. The process aims to inform the commission’s decision on a fair return for investors of Peoples Natural Gas Company and reflect the impact on customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anny
Corey
New
OL Nort Investarn
Pennsylvania
Wugsterse Hasty
SyiVanlia Roniumen
Tis Peoples Natind
Pittehureh Yorterlas
Bonmliers
Comialy
Yewlan
Cape
Cleveland Case Involves Local Reformer and Affidavit
Local interest centers on Cleveland resident George W Stone and reformer Grew tied to a scandalhead affidavit about an obscene mimeographed sheet. Detective questioning led to acquittal, while Jane Doe was named in the affidavit and Edwin Gee Stone allegedly offered money to influence actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W.stone
Céveland
Ar. Stonetow
Albert Staitty Gees
Cesii
Ray Wal Vara Hicks
Grace Folsee- Polthureh
Jane Doe
Grezge
Gee Stone
Stone Lal
Micky
Mee Stone
Micke
de Hick
Dr. Hibs
Corry Adapts Quickly to Daylight Saving Time
A Corry era article notes rapid adaptation to daylight saving time as the nation shifts clocks forward. Reports from Pennsylvania Gazette say offices will adjust, while business offices and notices follow the new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Gaz Comany
Staniard
Erle
Pitshireh
D A R Meeting Report At Amkenstraw Valley Chapter
The Amkenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its first meeting of the year at Mrs Stetina J Parkhurst home on East South Street with eighteen members present. Mrs Adelaide R Day read the Congress report, as Miss Frank Love Jam could not attend. Elk Valley Chapter of Girard hosts Play Day on June 18 with invitations extended to the local chapter. close of business praised cooperative efforts and the new regent received the gavel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amkenstraw Valley
Daughters of the Amening Revolution
Thoreddy
Stetina J. Parkhurst
East South Street
Adelaide R. Day
Washington, D.C
Day
Pencine Maciner
John King
Husness Committee
Open Stretch of Pavement In Meadville Area
The Keystone Construction Company opened a portion of Main Street from BR Ry tracks to Shady Avenue with the full stretch of road being upgraded. Host Nin Street between Avenue A and Shady Avenue was opened for traffic. Project progress aims to complete the improvement by July, with hopes to finish the Smith street affix around that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Constrllation Company
Thaffix
BR Ry
Shady Avenue
Nin Street
Ween Avenue
Meadville Tim
Leing
Fimn
Card Party Big Success at St Thomas Church Event
A large crowd gathered at St Thomas church hall for a charity card party last evening. Miss M Growler Rex Desipsey Frank Burkhards and Miss Mary Sullivan won honors while James Sullivan sang selections during refreshments. Proceeds boosted church funds amid a lively, well attended event. Mes William Myers and Mrs Mathews returned from Omaha City after attending the Children's Aid Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Eat
St .Thomas Church
M. Growler
Rex Desipsey
Pranle Burkhards
Mary Sullivan
James Sullivan
Tesuesta
Taplies Fm
Mes
William Myers Ant Ats
Mathews
City
Kjldeen
Aid
Record heat smashes June records across cities
Hotter than usual as heat waves grip cities from New York to Philadelphia. Prostrations rise with humidity, strike risks seen in Pittsburgh, St Louis, and other spots. Officials warn three days of oppressive heat with no relief in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Hoes
New York
Pittsburgh
Mi Fone
Detroit
Severgh Prostratronn
Philadelph Albiny
Arith Siracuse
Prostrattions
St. Louis
Wilmington
Hamisbiry
Jane
van Pidage Broome
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Vo N. Ames
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Cleveland
George W. Stone
Tion
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Weather Bureau
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