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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
1
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A sanitized, cohesive report combines scattered OCR fragments from California and nearby regions detailing multiple fatal and injurious automobile crashes during a holiday weekend. The items reference five deaths in Ashtabula at a crossing, injuries around Erie and Meadville, a fatal collision near Harbor Creek, and other wrecks across Dunkirk and Adams, highlighting a surge in motorist casualties and hospitalizations.
A two year old boy named Poren from Michinet Kine residence on Thane Creek road near Wheel wok wandered from home at about 6 PM and fell into Hare Creek near the Nore. He was found drowned after about half an hour, medical aid arrived too late. The family, including parents and siblings, mourns at Wheelock cemetery proceeding planned for this afternoon.
Lillian Boyd of Chautauqua a guest at the Stulla home at Lovell's Station was thrown when the girth broke and the horse bolted on West Main Street near Gite Street. She suffered severe head and arm lacerations, was taken to Corry Hospital, regained consciousness soon after, and was reported improving with no broken bones.
John C. Clark was taken into custody by Chief of Police Dunkle after allegedly attacking and threatening his wife. Clark, said to have come from Falconer, renewed threats as family visited the wife's parents on Sixth Street. He was arraigned before Alderman Gordon on a peace charge and bound over to county court. In a separate incident, a Chevrolet with four passengers collided with an almost new Oldsmobile touring car near Franch Creeks, both vehicles going down a bank. no injuries were reported and the Chevrolet car reportedly belonged to Mr. Chase of Fredericksburg.
J Siirt Momeyer Erie Alderman and well known figure in the city, was shot five times in the face at his home last night. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital in Erie and his condition was described as not serious. Family provided little information, and he had attended a family picnic earlier in the day. The reason for the shooting remained unclear as of this afternoon.
Corry motorists en route to Oil City found an automobile stalled in Spartansburg. Two youths from Spartansburg were arrested on intoxication charges, the driver held on operating a vehicle under liquor influence. They were arraigned in Spartansburg this morning. county court bound over the driver. Further investigation ongoing with possible additional arrests.
Paris June 20 The Quoi D'Orsay announced that France's army is being gradually withdrawn from the Ruhr and that the withdrawal will be completed by August 10, the date agreed upon in the London Conference for clearance of the Ruhr region.
Reports from Santa Barbara after a powerful quake describe collapsed stone and brick buildings, damaged streets, flooded water mains, fires, gas leaks, and widespread power failure. Eyewitness accounts recount residents fleeing their homes as debris filled the streets.
Plymouth Vermont June 2 The President's father showed marked recovery today with attending physicians reporting the dangerous phase rapidly passing Col Coolidge age and heart condition may raise clot risk but he will sit up today and likely leave bed within a few days Dr Coupal in charge said the President plans to stay several days and is still set to speak at Cambridge July 3 for the 160th anniversary celebration of Washington's army command.
Louis Russell, once of this city, arrested in Rochester weeks ago in a federal probe into a prohibition conspiracy, is said to flee trial at the September term. Indicted by a grand jury in Rochester, Russell has reportedly already been tried and sentenced, per U S attorneys in Buffalo.
The listing shows a sequence of radio features across stations including New York WOO Philadelphia WGY Schenectady KGO and WRC Washington. It notes programs such as Georgia Minstrels Educations program Navy Band DWAF Kansas City and Ivanhor Band and Glee Clubs with various air times in eastern daylight and central standard times.
Paris reports that within two months France will dispatch a debt commission to the United States to negotiate settlement of its debt. Finance Minister Caillaux may lead the delegation, as Paris aims to fix proposals after domestic financial reforms. Briand backs a broad settlement policy, with emphasis on improving ties with the United States and England.
Sound warning to motorists after petty thefts from autos in the city. Police urge not to leave valuables in cars and to remove items during short absences. Mayme F Lillie’s pocketbook stolen from a car on East Main Street. money and some items missing, other belongings intact. Investigation continues as police seek the thief amid ongoing petty theft reports citywide.
A cottage near Findrex Lake faced destruction Sunday afternoon after an oil stove ignited the fire. Neighbors and residents helped suppress the blaze with chemicals and water, limiting damage to about $100.
Henry Edwards, Black man, was electrocuted at Rockview penitentiary in Bellefonte Pa for the murder of police officer Joseph Hananovich. Edwards asserted his innocence to the end as the supreme penalty was carried out on June 2.
An earthquake followed by two days of tremors devastated California with buildings levelled and heavy property loss. A mounting death toll is reported as relief trains rush to Santa Barbara where ruins spread fire and panic ensues across the stricken city. In Montana and nearby states tremors are distinctly felt amid the widespread alarm.
Widespread tremors cause extensive damage across Southern California centered on Santa Barbara. Sixty-five dead reported. city fires burn as water mains fail and relief trains arrive. Old Santa Barbara Mission wrecked. rail and wire communications cut. multiple cities in panic.
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