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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
2
In a wide review of Prohibition era sentiment, Lloyd George criticizes Aquor as Britain leans toward temperance. The North American Aviation era cites alcohol bans impacting workers and industry, noting copper mining accidents and corporate bans on booze. It questions wartime and postwar policy coherence with labor and economic stability.
A severe storm struck the city and surroundings causing three deaths. Agnita Cecilis Vogt, 12, died after a lightning strike while returning from a parade with Mrs J O'Dell. Car LadWwig died at his workplace when lightning hit a fence. Roy Shou, a farmer near Dwden, was killed instantly in the fields. Reports indicate multiple strikes between 10:50 AM and 3:50 PM with hail causing damage to grapes near Lake Kouka and crops around Canandaigua.
Dunkirk, June 82. Dunkirk’s population is reported at 17,212 with officials estimating an additional 800 to 1,000 by year’s end. A new plant and Brooka locomotive works promise more workdays and night shifts, boosting boat industry hopes and local employment through the summer.
Kittanning reports Mationing and Priendanheling under quarantine as State Health authorities investigate a smallpox outbreak. Twenty cases confirmed in the two towns with Friedenheim housing fourteen and Mahoning six cases.
The notice highlights H. Jay Spohncr, a dry cleaning firm in Pleasant Street offering services for nursery stock, old carpets transformed into new rugs, and general dyeing and cleaning. Ball phone SGW 712.
The Suits Commissioner of Exile filed against Procter Ide W Kolmans in Mayville. Judgment awarded the bond amount to about 787 dollars after witnesses testified the bond was forfeited and the hotel owner Kohmann had prior ownership. The Exelve Department representatives testified they bought Nyvor at the hotel after the forfeiture.
A murder was committed near Renova at Bitumen a short distance from Renova following a wedding celebration and dance in the band hall on Saturday night. The incident occurred yesterday morning after the event. Authorities are investigating the case and have not released further details.
The report details a fatal shooting at the Kettle Creek Coal Mining company involving Adolph Camperine and Fred Mant both described as Sweio and Finlanier. After escalating tensions at a gathering they drank together. Mant fired at Camperine from close range, causing death. Witnesses say Camperine grabbed Mant by the throat earlier, and Mant fled as the body was carried home. Detective H. W. Rone of the Pennsylvania Railroad company aided the investigation, tracking Mant to train No. 32. Mant was arrested and confessed to the shooting when confronted.
Prepared notice directs removal of rubbish from the Homies and yards on Perry Street, with Bull phone 299-W and O-8tf as contact points.
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