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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
1
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Proceedings focus on alleged police brutality toward Willie White and other Black arrestees in Pittsburgh. Citizens allege abuse by officers, prompting calls for investigation and potential replacement of district police leadership. witnesses describe harsh treatment and long-standing concerns with district policing.
MacMillan accepts Navy support for radio gear on expedition ships Peary and Random as the United States aids the Chinese coup effort. Durale Machine agrees to install naval equipment. radios report daily to National Geographic Society and Washington. The destroyer Putnam delivers added gear for transfer to the boats en route to Battle Harbor Newfoundland.
Merchants of the city are urged to hear WB Lunle of Meadville at the Chamber of Commerce quarters in the Municipal building this evening at 8 o clock. The meeting is arranged by the retailer division of the Chamber and attendance is requested from merchants.
A shooter fired through shrubbery at a couple in their home last night, wounding Vincent Napolitita and Hyunl Wis Wits Ohvid. Police believe an admirer of Napolitina aimed at the husband. both victims remain in serious condition. Mrs John Hinkle and daughter Catherine visit nearby residents.
In Chicago June 24 William D. Shepherd faced charges of murdering his ward Billy Mollin as defense counsel William Beate Stewart delivered a vigorous plea for acquittal. He dissected the state's 43 witnesses, belittling testimony and arguing society would not hang a man for chemistry labs or a wealthy ward’s actions, while questioning motive linked to marriage to Isabelle Pope.
SCRANTON June 25 United States officers arrested Dominick Monsel of Providence Rhode Island on suspicion of belonging to a counterfeit ring that circulated illicit $20 bills to eastern cities. Monaco was seized in a dining room while in the company of four others. He will be taken to Providence for a hearing.
Omaha June x Ail ted Freep reports Commander Frank J. Irwin of the Disabled American Veterans announces his candidacy for reelection. The convention floor fills with rivals including William OConnor San Francisco Frank J Williams Buffalo NY Richard Walsh Scranton PA and Robert Smythe Buffalo NY.
A United Press survey reports that the United States could deploy about 1,100 fighting men to China today to protect more than 11,000 American citizens there. It states a potential emergency reserve could bring 18,000 to 20,000 soldiers and sailors into the country within a week if violence escalates.
Greece faces a sweeping revolt as the Michala Copulos cabinet resigns and President asks M Papa Jstassion to form a new cabinet. Public buildings in Athens seized while the navy and army garrisons join the uprising. General Pangalos assumes military leadership and vows to fully organize the force.
The Salvation Army plans a tag day this Saturday to boost the home service drive. Captain Burnell reports about $1,000 already raised in the annual campaign, with canvassers yet to report and the drive continuing toward its quota. The event relies on Army members and community support.
American businessmen in the Daves plan expect faster world economic recovery says Toh W. O l Leary of the US Chamber of Commerce. Reported by United Press from Brussels on June 25. He urges settlement of intensified debts to America as a timely step.
Philadelphia reporters note wholesale indictments for dry violations after a federal grand jury probe. US Attorney Coles says the June grand jury was recalled to consider new evidence against alcohol denaturing plants, perfumers, and toilet preparation manufacturers in the ongoing conspiracy case.
Elvira PL Andrews, described as bride of a day, filed for divorce in Dauphin county against Robert Ws. Andrews, a traveling salesman from New York City’s City Club. She cites desertion after their December 1 1833 wedding. she had known him for several years.
Chinese and foreign communities in New York Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago and other cities raise funds toward an $1,000,000 national movement to press Shanghai demands. Consul general cites treaty interpretations and urges calm while backing the effort without violence.
Italy's debt funding commission will ask the United States to reduce the total of her debt by subtracting super profits made by America in war time dealings with Italy. The plan contemplates such a proposal along with the financing of long term state obligations at low interest, to be negotiated in New York. Italy proposes a reduction in the rate of exchange to the prewar average.
Washington June 25 American Ambassador Sheffield, ill but recovering, will depart for Mexico City with a note to President Alles outlining American complaints over the Mexican government’s handling of the recent incident. The note aims to close the diplomatic flap that stirred circles last week.
A possible shift in the Wrightsville to Columbus route is being discussed. The plan would place the state highway under the Erie tracks between the Erie station and the current south entry to Columbus, avoiding a longer southbound detour for residents. A decision is expected in a few days after a Columbus conference.
Boston June 46 A state prison term of 18 to 20 years was imposed by Superior Court Judge David J A Lourie on Lows Weiner of Philadelphia and New York for participation in the $100000 jewel robbery from the Carl H Skinner jewelry store here August 19 1924 Stay of sentence awaited an unpeded the Supreme Court.
Italy plans to begin negotiations on American debt funding as the basis for financial aid discussions. Washington reports confirm the talks aim to set a starting point for deal terms amid ongoing financial negotiations between Italy and the United States.
Polish pianist Paderewski received a knighthood from King George VI in a formal London ceremony. The event followed a royal audience with Mr and Mrs M Spaulding and several attendees, including Jan Paderewski’s family members. Later, the Paderewski party reportedly traveled to Erie for a separate engagement.
In Swampscott Massachusetts June 27 President Coolidge, puzzled how to spend his vacation, seeks leisure and routines with little interest in sports. He has yet to decide on activities beyond reading biographies as he and Mrs Coolidge relocate to White Court near the Atlantic for a two month summer stay.
The first of 125 school tax assessment notices were mailed by Tax Collector G. Gordon. The 17 mill levy is unchanged though a mill reduction was achieved by higher city valuation. Per capita tax remains 89. City valuation now sets school taxes rather than county figures.
Ada Lefier, 15, and Christina Woods, 18, of Valley Weights, Pa., were returned to their parents in New Kensington after Detained at Tarantum police station as runaways. They said they went on a joy ride with Charles Connors, 19, and Robert McShurey, 18, and spent the night at an aunt's home. Police hold the two young men for investigation until the stories can be checked.
Highway Department announced road projects spanning about thirty miles of highway in thirteen counties including Armstrong Todiana Blair Cambria Bucks Butler Cambra Chester Erie Huntingdon Lehigh Lycoming Montgomery Washington. Projects aim to upgrade roads in multiple counties with state support and nationwide planning.
Three youthful prisoners escaped from the Bedford county jail in Bedford Pa during the night by prying open a cell window. The escape involved John O Neill 18 Albert Depic 18 and John Jraragens 18 all confined on larceny charges and were last seen in their cells at 10 oclock last night. State police were notified today as guards investigated the incident.
scattered listing shows multiple stations from WEAT to WGY with daytime and evening slots. a Chicago drama “Balls Out” and a Mikado performance listed alongside varied city and time references.
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