Fragmentary notice about Ada and Dia at Mey Franklin event
Sparse readable text mentions Ada and Dia connected to Mey Franklin with an event possibly at 16h and a price tag of 349-M. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
1
Appliances Bought in X Venue Auction
A brief item notes purchases of appliances at an event held in X, with attendees and vendors unnamed in the readable text. The report hints at sales exceeding expectations and lists no specific models or prices.
Shepherd Acquitted in Murder Trial After Prolonged Deliberation
William Darkie Shepherd walks free in Chicago after a six hour jury deliberation finds him not guilty of the 18 year old Billy McClintock murder case. State's Attorney Robert Crowe hints at dropping related charges as cheering crowds fill the courthouse and Shepherd returns to his mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camedy Willand
Darius
Shepherd
Robert Crowe
Billy McClinticks
Grawe
Charles C. May
Ghicago
Uliiile
Bowen
Darling Shepherd
Uve
Hiv
Hondire Waril
Hilly McClintoels
Sheyherd
Willy
Robert B. Crowe
Iimnois
Crowe
Billy
Emmy Nelson McClintock
Hay
Aline
Tony
Mayo
Jodie
Tittle Court
Deliberatinus
William Darkie Shepherd
Thomas J. Signeh
Country Club Holiday Party Opens Season in Late 1920s
The Corry Country Club hosts a Friday evening holiday party with Larson's Orchestra, wine and dancing after a busy Decoration Day season. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Dallas Grover and others visiting from DeMick and Buffalo as probate matters unfold for Billy McClintock's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaciball Ukouke
Corry
Jelu Ded
Cub
Larson
Séourdd
Ani Dancin
Euncheon
Stewae Hannigan
Wreed Toy Atti
Beng
Dallas Grover
Robert Manley
de Mick
Charles Martin
Buffalo
George Kinney
Maple Avenue
Margaret Toley
Cleveland
Relati
Coolidge Visits Ancient Coolidge Graves in Massachusetts
President Calvin Coolidge visits tombs of earliest American Coolidges in Watertown and Arlington Street graveyard. He and wife tour Swampscott Belmont Circle stopping at Belmont Country Club and noting honorary membership. They travel through Swampscott Lynn Everett Somerville Cambridge and Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
Miss. Tynes
President Coolidge
Watertown
Cambridge
Belmont Country Club
Massachusetts
Arlington Street
Lynn
Everett
Elvext
Somerville
Belmont
Boston
Man Slain as Suspect Surrenders After Shootout
In Erie a 22 year old man, John Sebastian, shot Giuseppe DePaulo, 4, near the DePaulo home on 2008 Schaal Avenue. Sebastian surrendered after a failed attempt to kill a witness, then confessed the motive tied to a letter warning him to stay away from his sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
John Sebasian
Giuseppe DePaulo
DePaula
Schaal
Ivenue
Josephine DePaula
Mart
Uie
Jewves
Schur
Sebastian
Kanséll
Blair
Highway
Stapper
Highway Patrol
Atomey Land
Louis Scalise
Theail
Supreme Court Upholds Slayers Conviction
United Press reports the Supreme Court in Philadelphia upholds Cambria county verdicts against Tony Pessi and Michele Hassi for first degree murder tied to an express robbery at Culver, Pa. They face death. grounds of claimed compulsion rejected. sentences to be carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Freas
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Cambria County
Tony Pessi
Michele Hassi
Culver
Bass
Tense Situation In Canton China Raises Alarm
Washington reports a tense Canton situation with potential outbreaks and foreigner attacks after street fighting near the foreign settlement. American Consul Jenkins warns about possible violence as Chinese forces display artillery and aircraft and calls for Americans to depart immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canton
Mhiva
Douglas Jankine
Catton
Shute Department
Jenin Sal
Shameen
Chintk
Fanon
Haye
Oakins
Caillaux Finance Plan Wins Chamber Approval
The Chamber of Deputies backed Minister Caillaux's plan by 340 to 34 to meet financial needs. The measure increases Bank of France circulation by six billion francs and allows fresh treasury advances, with Painleve and Caillaux in attendance overnight as a decisive Senate vote loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Caillaux
France
Bank of France
Pwi eVe
Senate
Klan Leaders to Be Tried for Murder in July
Noblesville Indiana June 27 Judge Pred EB Hines set July trial date for Stephensim Bar Klenck and Earl Sentry charged with murdering Miss Madge Oberholtzer 48 of Trdiaqapalix The court ordered a special venire of 100 jurors after defense efforts to delay trial and 62 names remain on the current panel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pret
Noblesville
Ind
Stephensim
Bar Klenck
Earl Sentry
Hamil
Madge Oberholtzer
Trdiaqapalix
Pred EB. Hines
Mines
Federal Employees Not Exempt From Gas Tax Brace
Harrisburg June 97 Attorney General Woodruff advised the Auditor General that federal employees cannot be exempt from Pennsylvania's two cent gasoline tax. The exemption claimed was for official use of vehicles, but no basis for personal use exemption exists. Miss Stella Barry left for Dunkin to visit, and Miss Sarah McGranahan traveled to Kennard to visit her grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Woodruff
Martin
Stella Barry
Dunkin
Matie Keefe
Sarah McGranahan
Kennard
Mrs. McGranahan
Nine Crew Perished in Tug Ocean King Collision
United Press reports in Quebec that nine Ocean King crewmen are believed drowned after a collision with the Canadian Pacific steamer Marlech. The tug overturned when attempting to place a fine, and boiler water exploded on impact with the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Quebec
Ocean King
Orin King
Shenandoah Dirigible to Fly Over Corry and Twin Cities
The naval airship Shenandoah will visit Minnesota and St Paul in early July, routing across northern New York near the state border to avoid Western Mountains. Detroit serves as the first port of call for fueling before continuing its high altitude voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Minnesota
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
New York State
Buffalo
Detroit
Wheeler charges witnesses harassed by department of justice
Senator Burton K Wheeler accuses the department of justice of harassing defense witnesses in his Wheeler case. He says witnesses were summoned before a Spokane grand jury as an attempt to indict him or those who testified for him in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preet Washington
Wheeler
Department of Justice
Burton K. Wheeler
Montara
Democrat
Department
Spokane
Wash
Five Best Radio Features Across Stations
A roster of radio features airing across several stations includes Army Band from Washington DC on WGR Buffalo at 8:44 p.m. local time, Oreste Vessella's Band on WIP Philadelphia at 8:50 p.m., Gilbert Sullivan’s Mirada on KGO Oakland at 8:10 p.m., the Sullivan’s Mirada program from WTAM Cleveland at 6:00 p.m., and Ey Jones with his combo on KSD St Louis at an unspecified central time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGR
Buffalo
New York
Washington, DC
Philadelphia
Oreste Vessella
KGO
Oakland
Pacific Standard
Gilberans Sullivan
St. Lowis
Grand Gentral
WTAM
Cleveland P
Ey Jones
Jay
Supreme Court Modifies Meadville Theological School Injunction
The Supreme Court allows the Meadville Pa Theological School to keep a Chicago campus. It upholds lower court limits on trustee authority over the endowment and trust administration while permitting continued operation in Chicago under Pennsylvania law.
Van Swerings Win Point in Colubus Merger Case
In Columbus a Common Pleas ruling upholds the Van Sweringen Nickel Plate merger. Minority stockholders of the Hocking Valley railroad lose the right to block the proposed consolidation after judge Daniel Sowers sustains the railroad’s position and denies an injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colubus
Hocking
Val-ley
van Sweringen Nickle Plate
Common Pleas
Daniel Sowers
Derparter
Petitton
P R R Official Visitor Arrives for Buffalo Tour
General Superintendent Rochester of the Pennsylvania Railroad arrived in the city last night attached to a special car on train No. SHA from the west. He is here for a tour of inspection and will depart on the early morning train to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
City
Sha
Wayne Township Resident Annette Lockwood Dies at 80
Beaverdam resident Annette Lockwood died at home today at age 80. Longtime Wayne Township resident, she is survived by two sons Frank of Unity and Harry of Beaverdam. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Lockwood
Ner
Beaverdam
Mexican isolation warned by Brazilian writer
International writer Amaral, writing in O Jornal, cautions Mexico against continued isolation, claiming it risks becoming a peril to all America. He notes misreadings of U S Mexican exchanges and criticizes Mexican administrators for unclear grasp of regional relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presa
Rio Janeiro
Mexico
All America
Azevedo
Amaral
O Jor Hal
United States
New Senate Supports World Court Proposal
A United Press report out of Washington notes a growing Senate majority in favor of America's participation in the World Court. Senator Gland Swanson says a favorable vote is likely with reservations backed by Senator Borah foreseeing lengthy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Borah
United
Walmington
Nte
Senate
Ude
World Court
Gland Swanson
Virginia
Democrat
Swinson
Hague
Wi Jing
Swanson
United Press
Foreign Relations Committee
Swansin
Borab
Unanimouson
Two Die in Kansas City Theatre Explosion and Fire
Rescue teams scoured the wreckage of the Gillis Theatre after a blast and blaze. Police reported two dead, with Harry Likely among the victims, as inquiries continued into the cause and any additional missing persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United Press
Tane
Pires
Fred Warner
A. G. Feinders
Bert
European Exhibits Sought for Philadelphia Exposition
A report notes Captain A Carter Baker United States Navy seeks European industrial and historical exhibits for the 1926 Philadelphia exposition. The aim is to bring notable artifacts and displays from Europe to enhance the event and celebrate centennial commemoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vunn
Carter Baker
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mey Franklin
Ile
Lampa
Polyand Col
Ses
McClintonk
Atorney
Coolidge
New England
Belmont Club
China
Caillaux Plan OF Finance
Tina Op Tha
KLAN
Ric Tinllak Brace
Shenandoah
Theological School
Meadville
van Sweringens
United Pro
P.R.R
Wayne Township
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