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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
1
A terse note references Bou Ape and a flange item linked to poly id 349 M. It mentions years of rice and a price for the item, implying a procurement or inventory record with limited readable details.
The Santa Barbara quake death toll stands at 13 with 26 injured and damages widespread. Notable victims include Mrs Florence Sirter, maid of Mrs Perkins, and Dr James C Angle. Officials report extensive collapse at Arlington Hotel and San Marcos building ruins. Rescue operations continue as relief work expands.
Report from Jackson Wyoming on July 30 describes two large avalanches in the Gros Ventre drainage seen to extend across the slope toward the river. Authorities warn a third avalanche may be larger, warning locals to stay away from the area and monitor ongoing peril.
Members of the Rotary Club of the city were given a complete report on the recent Rotary International convention held in Cleveland. The briefing was delivered by President Harry Aver and George F. Young, both attendees of the convention.
WEAF New York and WET Philadelphia lead a lineup of stations including WBEL Boston WGR Buffalo WAV Detroit WOAL Pittsburgh and Chester with daytime features. An address by Mon Charles Keans Hughes covers The Declaration of Independence.
United Press report from Plymouth Vermont June 30 notes President Coolidge's father Tedt hin health safe again after motor trip to his summer home in Swampscott Massachusetts. Chief physician Dr Coupal attended and a Boston surgeon Dr A b Chote performed a procedure. Further consultation planned to decide on a possible second operation. the president remains informed as to his father’s progress.
A Chevrolet automobile reported stolen near the Radiator plant was found abandoned along the Percy Highway west of Bib Advices to ToVal police authorities. State Highway Patrol located the car after being notified. no suspects or witnesses identified.
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed today in U S District Court against the Interstate Company, a Bell-led firm, following the closing of Carnegie Trust Bank. The pipe firm owed the bank about 130000 dollars. John A Bell Sr. owed roughly 200000 dollars and served as vice president of the pipe company, with his son John A Bell Jr. living locally.
Under Secretary of the Treasury Winston announced that income tax payments will be made public sometime in July. The taxpayer name and amount paid will be open for inspection at district headquarters of the internal revenue in counties across the United States.
Pittsburgh June 30 A police lieutenant, Albert Wurtis, collapsed and died near a house on Fifth Avenue while leading a raid on three burglars barricaded inside. No bullet wounds were found. death attributed to overexertion. Tear gas, smoke, and shotgun squads surrounded the building as detectives hunted the suspects, who reportedly escaped. Two negro residents found near the scene were arrested on suspicion. Mr and Mrs Jo Distop return home from an extended visit.
George W Roof of Second Avenue is to receive a letter mailed from Wheeling West Virginia on June 6 1910. The Titusville postmaster forwarded the missive to Corry where Roof currently resides after postal officials traced him. The long delayed letter finally makes its return voyage despite more than fifteen years passing.
Two youths Lipde Peebles and Steve Kovakile are held on charges linked to kidnapping and indecent acts against two girls aged 13 and 15. Peebles, found in Dunkirk, waived extradition and was returned to the city with Dunkirk authorities. Kovakile was jailed after being captured on West Main Street.
The Shipping Board opened bids and received only one offer for all 200 vessels. The Baltimore based Bosing Tron and Metal Company bid 1,370,000 for the entire group. Henry Ford did not submit a bid.
Sixteen refrigerator makers and one individual pleaded guilty under the Sherman Anti trust law. Fines ranged from 2000 to 5000 dollars. The firms are mainly located in the east and midwest and were identified weeks earlier by a federal grand jury. The defendant, Clarence W Coy of Grand Rapids Michigan, as secretary of the National Refrigerator Manufacturers Association, faced a 5000 dollar penalty.
In Chicago on June, William Dar ling Shepherd was fully exonerated after a county grand jury heard two witnesses about the death and postmortem of Mrs Emma Nelson McClintock, mother to Billy McClintock. The panel voted no bills, absolving Shepherd of blame in the 16 year old case.
Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland urged immediate abolition of the federal aid system at the 17th conference of governors in Poland Springs Maine. He said the funding model makes the government gain indirect supervision over state affairs and shifts burden to wealthier states, undermining state initiative.
Summer school at the Junior High enters its second week with 124 pupils enrolled. Program targets include progress in grades and rapid advancement through extra study. Classes are organized by grade with 63 boys and 59 girls under the direction of Guy regular and ML J Blunden.
Arrangements are being made by the ladies of St Thomas church for their annual social to be held on the church grounds Thursday July 23 with music and entertainment. Over two thousand tickets have been issued and the committee reports strong ticket sales.
New York June 30 A Fordham University seismologist Dr John F O Gommer says a swifter and more general realignment of the Earth's crust than ever before in history is likely occurring in the wake of recent California and Montana earthquakes.
A powerful quake devastates Santa Barbara inspiring plans for rebuilding. Seventeen to eighteen dead, about 35 injured, major ruins and widespread property loss estimated at $35 million. Police and military secure streets as rescue and relief services supply food and care.
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