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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
2
A暴 drunken youth in James Town killed his father and stepmother and fatally shot a city police officer after a frantic outburst. The assailant then turned the gun on himself in a room littered with chaos as townsfolk watched. Witnesses described a violent mental unraveling sparked by alcohol as authorities noted a surge in temperance sentiment following the incident.
Miles B. Kitts, East Side assembly supporter, moves to run for Erie mayor. He publicly confirmed to a reporter that he intends to become a candidate, though he has not yet formally committed. For months, potential rivals were floated but some declined to enter.
Brad W. Shayer killed his father Hudson A Shayer and stepmother in a Brooklyn Square building after a two hour police siege. Officer George Kendall was fatally shot as Shayer fired from a window above the hallway, then Shayer was killed by return fire as police stormed the site. The incident followed a troubled marriage and drew a large crowd outside the hotel area.
Fragmentary OCR text offers a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Mentions P Cheney Co and a Toledo bank, with garbled phrases about sales, transactions, and internal tonics.
A distorted report describes an altercation where an official tries to spare his father, both struggle, and a fatal outcome is implied. Shouts to stop drinking tar and pleas from bystanders are noted as the scene unfolds on a crowd below before a page three continuation.
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