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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
1
Readable fragments describe an event involving a person named Mrs and a phrase about wear. The text is garbled and lacks clear details.
Japan adopts a watchful waiting policy toward the Shanghai crisis and seeks full cooperation with other powers. Tokyo denies sending threatening notes while hoping for calm in Shanghai Canton and other cities as student unrest troubles peace.
The 10 year old DeForest Anderson drowned while swimming with Cambridge Springs youths at French Creek above Main Street bridge. Prof William B Zomerback identified the body after a five minute disappearance. resuscitation failed. Deputy Coroner Arthur B Agham opened an inquest into the drowning, the first in this area this year.
About forty Corry residents face arrest for unpaid 1924 school taxes as part of a citywide crackdown led by Tax Collector G. Gordon. John Bogart was arrested and jailed, with further detentions expected. delinquents will be jailed until payment or settlement before Monday.
Oslo dispatch reports the Agronautic Society seeks MacMillan Arctic help in finding Amundsen Hileworth polar party. Capt Sevedrup and other experts back Norwegian relief crews combing Spitsbergen. Charcot and Lincoln Ellemonth crews urged to monitor Greenland waters as American committee pledges aid. Amundsen and party last heard near Etah with Cape Columbia planned for search.
The navy airship Los Angeles left the naval air station at 2 50 p m for a flight to Minneapolis to join the Norwegian centennial celebration. It will pass major cities from Philadelphia to Chicago then proceed to St Paul and Minneapolis, with a return route via Pittsburgh Altoona and Belleville.
Misa Mary O Rien of Erie arrived this afternoon for a weekend visit at her home on Yorke street, sharing plans to spend time with family and enjoy local residence.
Prolonged hot spell causes suffering in Corry and Pittsburgh areas as thermometers near 100 degrees. Reports note 2 and 94 readings in shady spots and widespread sweltering conditions. Weather bureau outlook suggests possible relief with scattered thunder showers later, though heat may persist east of the Mississippi in coming hours.
Sunday evening's annual baccalaureate exercises at the High School auditorium will be union services with all city ministers participating. Dr Arthur B Emig of Allegheny College will deliver the Havelaur site address to the graduates. Ministers will assist, and the public is invited. Sunday church services are cancelled to allow attendance. Commencement exerciser will be an event Tuesday evening when a class of fifty six members will be graded.
Closing exercises at the Junior High School will be held Monday evening at 8 with a fine program by ninth grade pupils. The program includes music gymnastic drills letters and pictures and an exhibit of Home Economics Shop and Drawing Depart ments work.
Mrs. William Densmore of East Main Street died at Corry Hospital after blood poisoning from a small kitchen cut two weeks earlier. She injured her finger May 24 and neglected it, leading to serious illness. Survived by son George and daughter Daisy, with several inlaws and relatives. Funeral planned at 2 pm Sunday from 122 Park Street, with burial in Paicuner.
President Coolidge announced plans to proceed with a tour to Minnesota despite extreme heat. He will travel with Mrs Kellogg Senator Lenroot and Mrs Coolidge along with Secretary of State and Wisconsin officials, departing soon after weather concerns raised fears of abandoning the journey.
United Press reports Chicago jury selection proceeds in the Shepherd murder case. Eight jurors have been accepted with three tentative, as both sides expect a completed panel by Monday. William D. Shepherd stands accused of murdering his ward, hoping the trial will be brief despite hot weather. expected duration may reach a month.
Edward Sweeney formerly of Corry has filed suit in Erie County Court against M. Liebel alleging he paid $1000 for ten shares of 8 percent preferred stock and ten shares of common stock in a Hardwick Manufacturing Company that was to be formed. He claims Liebel failed to secure incorporation or issue stock. The suit, first of its kind, seeks the return of the money paid and asserts prior threats of civil claims to recover funds allegedly routed into the未existing company.
June 6 dispatch from Madrid reports a new Spanish offensive against the Rif in Morocco with a naval landing at Alhucemas Bay. General Primo de Rivera would command a three day bombardment along the coast aided by aircraft prior to the landing if seas are calm.
Washington Jones President Idge today appointed former Senator Porter McCumber Republican North Dakota to the international joint commission with jurisdiction in Canadian boundary questions. As in the past the post goes to a former senator. The position pays 7600 dollars per year.
United Press reports Richard Loeb, the millionaire's son serving life for the Bobby Franks murder, in a delirious state at Joliet Penitentiary hospital. Doctors fear temporary insanity, noting prior illnesses, shamming doubts, and violent outbursts toward guards as his condition worsens amid confinement and separation from his brother Allan.
Record southern region endures extreme heat with no relief expected for days. New York reports indicate ongoing heat wave causing widespread suffering and at least several hundred illnesses.
Across New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and other cities, a six day heat wave has claimed numerous lives. Death tolls in New York reach 25, Detroit 5, Baltimore 4, and Philadelphia 3 as temperatures soar past 100 degrees. Officials warn the heat will persist with further fatalities and demand continued vigilance for water use and cooling centers.
At the Marion crossing near Chambersburg Pennsylvania a car was struck by a locomotive. Two persons were instantly killed and others probably fatally injured. The victims are believed to be Mr and Mrs Pierce aged 19 from Browns ville. A handbag found in the car suggests the family was en route to Reading for the week.
Radio schedule notes feature WIP Philadelphia and other stations listing programs for today. Highlights include Gilbert and Sullivan The Gondoliers with York Operatic Society and broadcasts from WSAI Cincinnati WOAW Omaha Arthur Hays at KSD St. Louis and Cavalleria Rusticana Pagliacci from Manhattan Opera House on WIZ New York.
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