Plan Triple Execution
United Press reports Joliet plans a triple execution. The warden confirms the condemned three are to be hanged, with deputies overseeing the process in the jail yard as officials proceed to carry out the death sentences.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
5
United Press reports Joliet plans a triple execution. The warden confirms the condemned three are to be hanged, with deputies overseeing the process in the jail yard as officials proceed to carry out the death sentences.
Local notices list numerous residents traveling or visiting places such as Grave City and Washington including Mrs. Paul Downey and son, Miss Ruth Tillotsin preparing a New York voyage, and Mrs. Greggenion visiting Washington. Others plan trips to England, Scotland, and Canada, with extended stays and family connections noted among diverse Cleveland figures and friends.
United Press reports a choppy New York stock session with some gains in General Electric and General Motors while steel holds steady. Mixed directions across the list reflect heavy selling in some areas and aggressive buying in others, as investors react to market uncertainty and motor shares outlook.
Alec Ra ne ity of Heideberge died today from prostration during a second bout of illness. The death was reported from Pumnsburgh with limited accompanying details available in the fragment.
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple company names across railroads steelmakers and utilities. Notable entries include Continental Pretzel Middle States New York Central Reading Seaboard Pacific and US Steel Bethlehem Steel American Woolen Westinghouse and US Rubber. The text reads as a catalog of firms rather than a narrative.
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