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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
3
Published Daily except Sunday West South Street Corry Pa Arthur Colegrave publisher. Entered at the Post Office Corry Pa as second class mail matter. By mail five dollars per year by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates made known on application.
Senator Jess of Ohio denounces legislative zeal as intrusive into private life and laments the push for Sunday fishing bans as overreach. The piece contrasts calls for constitutional limits with fears of government moral policing and warns of public distrust in legislatures. It also cites Viscount Grey on WWI causes and notes arms control talks and the hazard of propaganda.
In a courtroom scene the prosecutor questions the defendant's motive as the case nears its end. He notes the assault on the plaintiff and challenges how a small sum, a half-dollar, could prompt such conduct. A defendant adds a jibe about counting half-dollars.
Twenty years ago Vedder tore through Filer as heavy rain darkened the streets. The Comy Ruder Works were sold to the American Raillayer Company. Tom Oliver as pie then proprietor of the Phoenix and Amy oneal the icicuia Wing managers of Collier's Weekly were in the city from Dunturie last evening. Miss Geraldine Mylor and others seen at FinilieV Lake describe the events. Fader Dayysan Olmstead arrives from West Point for a visit home. AllCory baseball team prepares for a clash with the Cherokee. The company will leave for camp on Jolyth. brigade encampment planned in Bee.
The Mexican foreign office rejects Kellogg’s warnings and asserts that all American notes have been promptly answered. Foreign Minister Saena notes notes from the United States may determine the reason, while press commentary criticizes Kellogg’s statements as a temporary aberration and calls for unity against perceived interference.
Glace Bay and vicinity were under military control as 800 troops arrived. The British Empire Steel properties at Sydney, including the general warehouse, the Lewis King ironworks, and the machine shop, were guarded by soldiers. One hundred men sworn in as special police officers assisted troops to restore order for the first time in three days.
June 11 The Rufians in Maibora previously focused on the French now pivot toward Primo De Rivera line block houses near Tetuan. An attack launched by Mendig aims to disrupt Spain over cooperation with France. Naval landing action reported at Ale Sacernay Bay under dictator Readquarters.
A quixotic proclamation from a speaker urging focus beyond trivial tasks. The message blends rustic phrasing with grandiose notions, referencing the need to address larger cosmic concerns while dismissing minor chores. The tone is whimsical yet pointed at prioritizing grand challenges.
A provocative line reflects public unease with mob violence, contrasting brute force with a lack of discernment. The quote underscores concerns about crowd-driven action and the need for rational leadership amidst unrest. Benjamin Hradklin is cited as the perspective source.
A murky tale from St Marys details a missing youth reportedly drugged for three days. The fragmentary report ties the case to local addresses, a transport route, and a possible link to a prior disappearance, with investigators urged to pursue any clues.
A writer in the Transcript argues beauty is a mental construct and not intrinsic, framing it as a fabrications of perception and culture. Rowton weighs in, suggesting beauty lives in perception and is shaped by thought.
Mrs Spade, a Laona resident born in Arkiewrichs, died after a carbolic acid incident at her home. Police and investigators, including George Bao, questioned bystanders as the inquest proceeds. She was a longtime member of the Laona Evangelical church.
A terse county casualty notice records a fatal fall involving a single man, with sparse details and unclear geographic identifiers. Officials note the incident occurred on a local road within the county, but no names or exact timing are provided. Further confirmation pending investigation.
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