Circus to Visit City May 27
Local notices announce a circus coming to town on May 27. Scattered lines describe schedule details and price ranges, with tentative ads stating two weeks of publicity and events at various venues.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1925
Page
1
Today’s Five Best Radio Features Listing
A dense guide lists radio features and programs across stations in New York Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago and Boston. It mentions daily air times from 4 PM to 8 PM and references university and military band broadcasts along with various call letters and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pauls
Cincinnati
Wear
Clevelands
Daseyport
Piiabyrebs
WEE
Boston
Philiileiphory Wiar
WGR
Mathers
New Yorks
Kora
Anale Scheie
Tuilys
Chicago
Brudswick
Mase
Ehiropo
Dry Navy Opens War on Coast Rum Runners
Coast Guard forces launch aggressive crackdown as twelve patrols sweep the coast to intercept liquor smugglers. Weathered officers report blocking ships, seizing liquor, and signaling for shore authorities to tighten enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guard
Mvainu Por
West Virginia Miners Battle in Crucial Stage
United Press reports tensions rising as West Virginia miners and United Mine Workers clash over operations and contempt hearings in Monroeville and near Pomeroy Ohio. Strikes and wage disputes threaten coal production as independence movements gain strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
United Press
Wheeling
W Va
Uatvoto
Cniteal
Tonka
Leaheles
Moitmitivilla
United Sime Workers
Niitinn
Pomeroy
Ohio
Fon iii
United Mine Workers
Fornjes
Wilder
Drjaumau
Shies
Tare T. Lewis
Fire Sweeps West Side Apartment House Trapping Dozens
May 8 New York a two alarm blaze trapped about fifty people including women and children in a West Side apartment house. Firemen aided by ladders rescued many as others escaped via fire escapes. Several residents suffered injuries and some were hospitaled after the flames erupted and smoke filled upper floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Local Lineman Suffered Toe Dislocation and Knee Injuries
Leslin Wild a lineman for Venango Public Service Corporation was injured when a pole fell while removing lighting tines at Congress and North Center streets. He received treatment from two doctors and hopes to resume work later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslin Wild
Venango Public Service Corporation
Congress and
North Center Atrees
Alterna
New Members Joined the Woman's Club
Thirty five new members were welcomed to the Woman's Club at the Maniefield Building last evening. Miss Marc Condry presided over the meeting where bylaws were read and accepted. Carrie Wilse led the membership drive presenting sixty one applicants who were elected. Directors set a fall schedule and a committee for the coming year was appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamatrs
Clah
Marc Condry
Hydaws
Sixivenine Aiares
French Halt Rif f Advance Reported In North Africa
Paris reports a new and important battle in Bikano Morocca as French forces repel Riffin tribesmen. Casualties include killed and prisoners with heavy fighting along a 200 mile front from sea to sea. Abd El Krim plans counterattacks near Tangiers as Spanish lines hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pre
Paris
Bikano
Morocca
Colombati
Unersha
Yulhne
Blanca
Manocco
Rrepoh
Abd el Krim
Flys
Shes
Primo Rivera
Tewway
Une Tangiers
Abd’ el
Mellon urges tax reform to shift burden and attract capital
Secretary Mellon proposes long range surtax changes to modernize the tax system. He argues reform should favor economic stability over politics, warning that current rates discourage investment and hurt southern development. He cites exempt securities and selective cutbacks as tools to spur capital flow.
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Tackson
Treasury
Mississippi Butiers
Fiere
Sherastmum
Witulficrmal
Melion
Turthur
Congress
Prithueriye
School Board to Fix 25 Tax Levy Next Week
Members of the Board of Education plan to draft and fix the 1925 tax levy at the upcoming regular session on Wednesday evening March 18. Budget preparation for the coming year was begun at the last meeting, with drafts for proposed department deeds to be prepared. Taxpayers show interest in whether the board can reduce the millage given the assessed valuation, though valuation disputes remain with the assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Biligation
Schol
Itr
Board of Education
CII
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights and New Officers
Rovert Moorehead and John Beas, president of the Erie County Fair Association, addressed the Rotary Club meeting urging resident cooperation. Milon L. Brown spoke on Rotary deals tied to the Brie Exposition project and welcomed newly elected members. Harry Auer offered brief remarks and paid tribute to Brown who recently resigned from the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovert Moorehead
John Beasbuckle
Erie County Fair Association
Bries
Altroughone
Brie
Milon L. Brown
Rotary
Harry Auer
Teibute
Brown
Women Urge Entrance Into League of Nations
The article reports women urging the United States to join the League of Nations. It notes advocacy by suffrage groups and internationalists, arguing for American participation in global diplomacy and peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League OF Nations
United Press
Torek Escapes Trial At This Term Of Court
A term of court passes without a resolution for Torek who faces aggravated assault and battery charges. Dist Attorney Oasis and others attend as hearings proceed amid a federal arrest sweep. Adel Aingter 83000 bond posted as preliminary hearing looms for related liquor law case in Erie.
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Torek
Sriest Toreks
Oasis
Erie
Smith, Oich
Céelera
Wholesale Jail Escape Nipped in Chicago
Authorities in Chicago foiled a planned mass jail escape when they seized two conspirators and ordered a building-wide search. Prisoners were confined to corridors as guards swept cells and recovered two lies that prevented the planned breakout.
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Chicago
Let Contract for Sidewalk Construction
Proposals were received and three firms entered bids for sidewalk work. City authorities authorized entering a contract after reviewing bids and funds. The May treasurer’s report shows $35,406.26 expenditures for April with a balance of $20,000 on May 1. An ordinance to construct a sanitary sewer on South Street was approved on first and second readings.
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Vansidlera Oni
Matigig
Peter Ely
Nia
Uwmens
Alford
Sloeng Intendent of
West Columbus
SendHth
New Erie R R Agent Installed in City
LS Haas of Leavittsburg takes over as Erie Railroad agent in this city succeeding FT England who left to become secretary of the Corry Chamber of Commerce. Haas arrived Saturday and assumed duties Monday after previously serving at Leavittsburg with Erie.
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England
LS. Haas
Leavittsburg
LS Waasdleivinsture
Gnio
Agertion
Ene
FT. England
Corry
Mtr Grigland
Erie Geste
Corry Boy Describes Hawaii Reception for U.S. Forces
Corry boy Av. Parkhurst writes from Hawaii aboard the ship Wokht describing nine days at sea from San Diego to Honolulu, the warm climate, shaded streets, lawns, and crowds welcoming Uncle Sam’s forces. He notes about 63 000 sailors arriving soon, anticipation of further moves to New York, and Hawaii’s generous hospitality from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Boy
U. S
Parkhurst
Charles Workhurst
East Mair Street
Mavasian Ywaterh
Touotuttt
San Diego
Hawaii
New York
Sam
Abandoned Auto Found In Washington Style Car Located
Police report an abandoned Ford car found in Washington area. Authorities secured the vehicle and opened an investigation using records from state highway offices to identify ownership and origin.
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Ford
Sears
Hie
Stats Highway Department
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