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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
1
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Fire officials report a devastating collapse at Gillis Theatre in Kansas City after a massive blast and ensuing fire. Firefighter John Hogan was killed when a truck returning to the scene overturned. Rescue efforts stalled by intense heat as crews sought victims, with about 100 patrons evacuated and many feared dead or missing.
A wholesale shakeup in the Pittsburgh police department followed a probe into alleged mistreatment of negro prisoners. Eight lieutenants and many patrolmen were transferred from Center Avenue station amid calls to probe other stations. Superintendent Brophy defends the moves as clearing groundless charges and says no further investigations are planned.
Athens June 26 Gen Pangalos, leader of yester day’s revolution, aims to form a cabinet and seeks a confidence vote. If rejected, he may dissolve the Chamber and call new elections. Hadjikrineos likely to replace President Daudouriotis. rival General Conrivlis arrested amid tensions.
Chief of Police Drinkle seeks a man and a woman described as well known. They operated at Union City yesterday, draining several stores for about 20 dollars. Authorities warn merchants to be vigilant as the pair headed likely in a common direction after the theft with a swift getaway.
United Press reports Major Frank Kecik, 72, head of the charge at San Juan, fell down stairs at the Hotel Royalton and died from injuries. He led his battalion against the Spanish, saving a handkerchief as bullets whizzed.
Newark N J June 96 Fifteen hundred books possibly used by Frank and Hale V George lepers were burned to avert a teachers strike. Other school supplies they might have possessed were also destroyed. The two boys, ages 18 and 15, were found June 8 to have contracted leprosy, likely in Bers muda, a rare climate condition.
From Youngstown Ohio a Ripantic merger of independent steel companies is in the formative stage. Named are Bethlehem Steel Corporation Republic Steel Youngstown Sheet and Tube United Steel, Otis Steel, Central Steel, Sharon Steel Hogo American Rolling Mill and Trumbull Steel.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports congressional leaders criticizing the Mellon plan for a 300 million dollar tax cut. Green, Horak, and Walsh attack inheritance tax repeal and nonresident estate tax provisions, while Borah signals potential opposition to the drive and tax surtax plans.
Corry guardsmen arrange for the annual Mount Gretna encampment opening July 24. The Erie battalion likely on a special train, return August 8 after a two week stay. The 16th brigade including the 12th regiment will follow, with mail delivery added on the Erie to Mount Gretna route and an August 1 air trip.
Three representatives of Governor Pinicho arrived in Pittsburgh to inspect the entire system of surety bonds in Allegheny County. The probe expands beyond the Carnegie Trust Company closure, signaling a broader investigation into banking practices and state supervision.
Corry will receive one of the war trophies, a German cannon, to be placed in the southwest corner of City Park near Center Street. The trophy, arranged through state officials, follows others awarded to nearby towns. Park renovations include a new fountain by the Corry Company, with completion in a few days.
Police break up a citywide petty theft wave with several youths arraigned before Alderman Porter over thefts at Cory Country Club and East Main Street stores. Loot recovered. parents compensate losses. some cases settled with no prosecution. Tire theft from Cory Creamery and car items reported. authorities warn more arrests possible.
A staged street confrontation drew bystanders as two bandits fled with an $8,000 bank satchel from Tioga Trust. Teller Arthur C Becker, unarmed, grappled with the robbers before they escaped on a 61 foot getaway. Mrs Addie Sperry left for Union City this afternoon with sister Mrs Marvin Place.
United Press reports a ri ote murder discovered in Hat on Ferry street early this morning. Bodies of William and Mary Layatruck and an unidentified man were found in a pool of blood in the kitchen. All three victims suffered skull fractures from a blunt instrument. Sophia Milalich, sister in law of the dead, made the grim discovery during the Day of the Dead week. Local investigators name the suspect as Mike Galivans, though formal identification is pending.
William R. Lunk of the Meadville Chamber of Commerce spoke to about thirty local merchants at the Municipal building last evening. He discussed community and merchant activities, merchandising, and the drive toward stronger business organization. The talk was well received and applauded for its practical points and up to date insights. The Retailers Division is refining its organization and will hold another meeting on Thursday.
A southbound PRR freight derailed near Spartansburg by a broken beam causing debris to scatter along the tracks. Eight men were shaken but not seriously hurt as a wrecking crew cleared the site and one track remained open. Sam Jacobson returned home from Pittsburgh after several days away.
A rundown of radio features airing tonight across major outlets. WNYC broadcasts Maximillian Pilser with his symphony orchestra at 8:15 pm Eastern, KOA Denver features a Loveland Chamber of Commerce arranged program at 8:10 pm Mountain, WOAW Omaha presents Christian Phurch orchestra and soloists at 9 pm Central, WLS Chicago airs Haydn's The Creation at 10:10 pm Central with the Chicago Apollo Club, and WEAP New York lists Billy Jones and Ernest flare in eastern daylight.
Washington reports indicate China wants U S involvement to aid peace efforts amid anti foreign protests. Chinese note repeats 18 points and calls for treaty revisions. Canton clash details and casualty reports prompt questions on foreign intervention and U S role.
The Warren County Commissioners report a July 15 decision on a proposed state highway route in Columbus. The Mirror notes plans for a subway under the Erie Railroad at Columbus crossing Erie tracks. a meeting in Erie by July 18 will finalize feasibility between subway and overhead road. Surveyors work on the proposal with costs favoring the subway by about 10 percent and more favorable features.
The State Department of Agriculture in Harrisburg expands to 25 employees with 13 field veterinarians enforcing cattle indemnity law and conducting tubercular tests. Additional staff include agents and plant and animal industry specialists. Mrs. Mary Lambert, visiting with her ill brother J C B Allen, returned home to Erie.
In closing arguments Crowe assails Shepherd defense as a reckless attempt to shift blame. He accuses supporters of conspiracy and calls for the jury to return a guilty verdict and hang Shepherd. Prosecutor Roberts vows to seek death if convicted, with Judge Lynch to instruct the jurors as deliberations proceed.
Superintendent Smioock of Key Construction says the Smith Street paving should finish and open to traffic by July 18. Delays occurred but pavement and brick work progress, with concrete being poured and crews aiming to complete the western sections days earlier if weather and conditions hold. The project plans include a swift rollout to Union City Erie and other western points once the road is ready.
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