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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
1
Stone sewer estimates spark city debate
Fragmentary OCR notes show figures and phrases about sewer costs and city plans, mentioning amounts like 13000 50000 400 and 800.00 and 500.00 350.00, with references to the City and Ontario. Details are unclear but indicate budget talk and potential approvals or allocations.
Shepherd May Face Murder Charge Today in Sparta Road Delay
A broken OCR-era report notes Shepherd facing potential murder charges today as Sparta road improvements face delays. Officials say Corry to Spartansburg route cannot be added to the primary system this year. joint state county action may be explored with Titusville and Corry officials. Funding from a $50 million remnant will influence next steps and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Sparta Road Project
Warren
Paw D. Wright
Yeaterlay
J. J. Temouil
J.barber
Titusville
Corry Sleadville
Sportungburg
Mesure
Darbar
Wright
Morrisburg
Highway Department
Bronte
Cory Sind Spartanshirg
Wille
Mendville
Gus
Moran to Manage Corry's New Hotel in City
Moran, formerly of Youngstown, Ohio, named manager of Corry's new hotel nearing completion. He brings extensive hotel experience from the Poet and Obi 10 and will assist the operating company in purchasing equipment and furnishings. Construction progress is monitored on site as plans proceed for a premier regional hostelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
C Moratt
Porry
Dew Evel
Is Ghotty
Yoningstown
Ohio
Me Morir
Carly Hate
Tetiny Hart
Moran
Corry
Tpterior Haialuye
Tates
Todays five best radio features card
Radio listings present a compact schedule of featured programs across stations in St Louis Davenport Cleveland and New York. Entries include KAD WOC WIHK WIZ WEAF and Karnival Klub with performances by the Karnival Klub and Vincent Lopes Orchestra. This brief digest highlights station call letters times and program names for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KAD
St. Louis
St. Louis Symphony
WOC
Davenport
Insane father kills four sleeping children in Kansas City
United Press reports North Kansas City garage owner Gibson killed his four children with a hatchet as they slept. One child Helen, 11 months, died en route to hospital. three died instantly. Gibson wounded himself and fled, then was found after attempts to harm his wife failed. Wife escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kansas City
M.M. B. Gibson
Helen
Ander
Gibson
Gilson
Giladh
Cold Wave Looms Over Western Pennsylvania
A night cold front brings a cold wave sweeping into Western Pennsylvania from the west. Rain fell as a low pressure system moved through the western states. High pressure from the Dakotas to Texas drives eastward, bringing fair but much colder weather with strong north winds and near gale conditions. The cold spell lingers through Sunday and temperatures begin moderating Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woekend
Pennsylvania
Dakotas
Tedas
Enjoyable Meeting of Junior High P T A
A successful Junior High School Parent-Teachers Association gathering drew about fifty guests in the school building. Mrs GB Kempe organized the program featuring Mrs Trayle Cole, Miss Waller, Miss Sheraldine Say, little Racha Graft, a sixth grade playette, and a musical farewell by Miss Condra. A brief business session followed, with Mrs Witchfield and Corey Hospital staff assisting the association. an April 1 meeting was announced to discuss health care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
GB. Kempe
Trayle Cole
Waller
Sheraldine Say
Racha Graft
Condra
Ireland
Gumbers
Seai
Witchfield
Corey Toppital
Women to Dominate Juries at May Term Court
Women appear to make up about fifty percent of those drawn for trial jury service for the May term at the Xay temt court. Talesmen for the May term were drawn at Brie. a large number of women drawn for trial surprised Gun ty officials. Nine women were selected for the grand jury, which will have a ruling vote on presentments at the May session. Twenty four women reportedly were drawn for suovder. jury Corry will be unrepresented on the grand jit. Union City will be represented by three women Meircde Perlins Nell Mullen Hizubert Pahey. Travers jury service include Hiram Hull Jeanette Austin Estella Mc Grath Clark B. Rice George M. Lewis A J. Shepard JolI Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Joe
Beendrawal
Suovder
Leo Monotan
Bernix Shier
Tanz
Corry
Union City
Meircde Perlins
Nell Mullen
Hizubert Pahey
Traverse Jury Service
Hiram Hull
Jeannette Austin
Dorr
Estella” McGrath
Biging
Clark
Dayton Firm Is Low Bidder On Union Project
Bids opened at Harrisburg for two road projects in Warren and Crawford counties. Furness and Tower of Olean led Warren County, Pittsfield township, at about $99,000 per mile for 31,080 feet. Connell Layle and Heacht of Dayton led the Center ville to Erie County line stretch in Crawford County with $322,408 total, roughly 411,300 per mile. J C Devine Co. was second low on that Crawford County stretch. H E Bunce Co. of Olean planned to bid but their price was among the higher bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell, Layle and Heacht
Dayton
Rouseville
Titusville
Centerville
Erie County
Crawford County
Riteville
Bloomfield
Athens
Rome
J. C. Devine
H. EB. Bunce Company
Olean
Wrightsville
Hilt Wieir
Smoot Improves But Illness Delays Senate Vote
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, taken ill in the Senate, is reported to be better but remains in care. Doctors say he must stay away for at least two weeks to recover, delaying his presence for the confirmation vote on Charles B. Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoot
Senate
United Prose Wasington
Reed Smoot
Utah
Charles B. Warren
State Trooper Held for Murder in Raid Slaying
McKeesport Pa March 1 State Trooper Teoh Coveleaki was held for murder by a coroners jury yesterday and released on bail today. The trooper faced charges in the February raid death of Michael A Graynik saloon keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
Teoh Coveleaki
Copnnars
Yeaterday
IF Aon
Tndaw
Michael A Graynik
James Wright New President of Motor Club
James Wright was elected president of the Corry Motor Club at the annual officers election. Perry Bixby is named vice president, Dan Depew treasurer, while George Patremon is reelected secretary. April 1 set as expiration date for the membership drive with hopes to reach the campaign goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James He Wright
Corry
Trix
Heers
New Officers Named by Mentor Club
An evening meeting at the Library with eleven members present elected new officers. President Mrs Frankl Wilcox. Vice President Mr Howard. Secretary Mrs Andrew Paul. Treasurer Mrs Jane Geiger. The program covered city needs and plans for a Woman's Club and a March 23 banquet. Next meeting set for March 20 and closing session at Miss Condra’s home on April 3 was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Condra
Frankl. Wilcox
Air
Howard
Andrew
Paul S00
Jane Geiger
Edward Johnson
W. D. Rowe
John B. Patterson
Tom Williams
Towen
Jane McCray
Ranney
Atvher
Senate delays Warren Attorney General nomination
Washington March 14 Senate leaders in conference postponed discussion of Charles B Warren for Attorney General until Monday amid a tax controversy sparking further debate. Leader Curtis Republican Robinson Democrat and Brookhart independent agreed no action today with plans to press confirmation later despite opposition and White House pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Washington
Senate
Charles Beecher Warren
Tam
Charles B. Warren
Curtis
Robinson
Brookhart
Warren
Ernst
Kentucky
Coolidge
White House
Three Arrested for Jersey Bank Hold Up
Tuckahoe New Jersey March reports three young men captured near Belle Plain after robbing the Tuckahoe National Bank. They allegedly shot and seriously injured the bank vice president and assaulted the cashier and his wife. Prisoners named as Tixpes Pettit 1% North Arlington Walter Laird 22 Kearney Gustav Anderson 20 Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una Eres
Six Reported Killed in German Rioting
Berlin March 14 report says six people were killed and 25 severely wounded as police tried to break up a communist meeting amid heightened precautions during the campaign to choose a successor to the late President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ehert Fias
Tralle
Reich
Fatality solves Oil City man disappearance
Oil City records a long mystery as a telegram reports Wen C Miller killed in an air automobile crash in St Louis Missouri authorities confirm the identification by a Pittsburg nephew who was in St Louis at the time. Relatives had harbored uncertainty until the confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
March
Wen C Miller
Wy, & Miller
Air Automobile
St Louis
Pittsburg
St Leuis
Light flu wave hits Corry schools with absences
Corry reports a light influenza wave sweeping local schools with many students absent due to coughing and colds. Officials say the illness resembles grippe, mirroring similar outbreaks in nearby towns and raising concern over nosebleeds and other symptoms at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Chicago
Chicago Malady Under Control Says Health Chief
Chicago health commissioner Dr Herman Bundesen reported a reduced 24 hour death toll from the mysterious respirational illness dominating the city. He noted 2 influenza and pneumonia deaths for the eight hour period ending 10 p m last night and a total 300 deaths since March 1. About 100 new cases were reported in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Herman Bundesen
Hie
Senators Glass and Ernst In Bitter Clash
United Press dispatch from Washington reports a sharp Senate confrontation as Senator Ernst Kentucky Republican attacked Senator Glass Virginia Democrat calling him wicked and malicious. The incident followed criticism involving Senator Couzens Michigan Republican and tax matters linked to Secretary Mellon, with other leaders attempting to end the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass
Ernst
United Prous
Washington
Kentucky
Republian
Rox
Senate
Aid
Obai
Gines
Tiny
Jxinia
Couzens
Michigan
Couzen
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Mellon
Borah
Idaho
Robinson
Arkansas
Erst
Millionaire Orphan Death Case Hewn From Writ Talk
Chicago March 1 A warrant to charge William O Shepherd with the murder of millionaire orphan William S McClintock will be drawn if Shepherd is released on habeas corpus Crowe State's Attorney said the case hinges on grand jury action and evidence before the warrant is issued. He said the case is to be presented to the grand jury then public. Shepherd's counsel claimed persecution and urged delay Hopkins planned to rule at 2 PM Crowe to attend in person for the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William
Shepherd
William S McClintock
Bawin Hervick
Hopkins
Crowe
Book Lyceum offerings for next season
The Public Library netted about 100 for the library fund from the past season of the Library Lecture Course and upwards of 150 was cleared. The Redpath Lyceum Bureau will furnish the 1925 26 program booked at 200 per number. The course opens with the light opera Sweetheart and includes two lectures and a cello concert. A male quartet will close the season, with 681 seats used across the numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Coneyepum
Redpath Bureau
Lyceum
Veterans of Foreign Wars Party Marks Post Anniversary
Veterans of Foreign Wars members celebrated the third anniversary of the 1st Lieut. A.W. Thompson Post with a St Patrick's season themed evening. The Gadlies Auxiliary hosted a dinner for about one hundred guests at 7 o'clock and post members enjoyed dancing and games after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Thompson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gadlies
Post
G. A
St. Patrick's
15 Year Old Faces Murder Trial in Los Angeles
A 15 year old youth faces murder trial in Los Angeles. Judge Harry Roevil denied a motion by attorneys to obtain a title end to will be given a preliminary hearing on March 25. Harald Sonne Willisy, aged 48, is named in connection with the case involving Dr. Benjani Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Los Angeles
Harald
Sonne" Willisy
Benjani
Baldwin
Harry Roevil
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