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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
1
A daytime robbery at a bank car on Main and Division Streets led to the driver being killed and the guard seriously wounded. Severe winter weather and drifting snow hindered travel as authorities pursued leads across multiple states.
Motorists report severe flooding and rough condition on the Columbus to Corry highway after partial improvements. The Attacheh stretch is described as heavily waterlogged with sections nearly impassable, causing tire loss, radiator leaks, and vehicle damage.
Plumas residents await a Public Service Commission hearing on an overhead bridge or underpass for Coliam near the railroad to avoid an anti highway route. Columbus crossings and elimination of a rosti ng entering Columbus from the south are debated as the railway seeks changes. The Erie court hearing was in progress this afternoon with no decision likely today.
United Press report from Washington says the Army court rejected Colonel William Mitchell’s contention that it lacked jurisdiction. After a brief session the court ruled the trial would proceed and examined eight specifications of charges one by one.
Tobin Lewis headlined a Swass Meeting of thousands of miners in Hamokin Pennsylvania. He spoke to a diverse crowd after unveiling a monument honoring the late Miley Dougherty, an early organizer of the Mine Workers Union.
Columbus Lange will entertain members of the Masonic fraternity of this region at a banquet. The first and third degrees will be exemplified and a large attendance is expected as the event proceeds.
Washington reports definite signs that a public strike could force an early settlement of the anthracite dispute. Father J J Curran Wilkes-Barre and President Joy J Lewis of the miners union are linked to ongoing efforts, with operators’ Samuel Warriney awaiting a reply that could pave the way to an agreement.
Reported accident involved a rag covered truck off the highway near Union City yesterday afternoon. The vehicle struck a telephone pole, with serious damage suspected. authorities quoted a driver identified as Joseph Raymund of Erle Whe who had bought rags and was en route to Eric at the time.
Dr J A Mocumy of New York City visited today then left for Toronto. He will lecture in local churches on Sunday through Wednesday evenings with addresses planned for colleges and schools in the East.
The Corry Branch of the Needlework Guild of America schedules its annual meeting and ingathering on November 6 at 3 o clock in the Municipal Building. Members should deliver two new garments or a money donation by November 1 to aid local relief, with past stockings noted and a call for household items to comfort the less fortunate.
The piece notes growing activity around Vikohis Delig Waxeel and allies as voters prepare for the November election. Primary results show Olin W Bracken winning mayoral nominations and Frank Loveland with D. E. Leach taking council seats while school director races attract labor and socialist interest.
A new Painleve cabinet was formed in Paris today to replace the resigned regime. Paul Painleve becomes prime minister and finance minister, with Aristide Briand continuing as foreign minister, as the cabinet moves to present to parliament on November 1.
Deposits of the defunct bank of Ben Wood will be totalled at 795000 in liabilities while available assets reach 102004. This suggests only a small dividend to depositors. WS Leath and Joseph Ward, former cashier and assistant cashier, are serving year sentences in the State prison.
New York City housed the rescue crew of June 20 in a grand ceremony at City Hall. Mayor Hylan hosted the event honoring the sailors for saving eleven crew members from a sinking freighter.
Lt Colonel Clyde D Wilcox chaired a meeting in OhI City to form a nonpol itical nonsectarian fraternity for current and former service members and accrediter representatives of the Knights of Columbus YMCA and Red Cross. Major John M Reed was elected temporary president and the executive committee will set rules and a name while inviting active and former officers to join.
The Progressive bloc led by Senator Couzens will oppose the Treasury tax plan, uniting with independents in the Senate and House to fight the proposed $100 million tax slash. Republicans facing internal splits may tilt policy toward higher exemptions for incomes under $400, while publicity ahead of the vote shapes the fight.
U S officials say American property was damaged in Damascus during the French bombardment with no American casualties reported. United States destroyers Hehl lau and Lutibune arrived at Alexandria to support protection of about 1,600 Americans in the region. London dispatches say British subjects also suffered damage. French warned evacuations to avoid a mass loss.
Greece completed the withdrawal of its forces from Bulgaria under a joint accord mediated by Romania and ordered by the League of Nations Council. The move, announced in Paris, ends the invasion risk and avoids further military escalation.
The Kiwanis Club held a regular meeting featuring E. J. Smith who described the vocational education program in local schools. Dr J A McCuaig, a noted lecturer, spoke on National Need and plans a talk series in city churches next week.
United Press reports Chrysler Motor Company earned 9 078 295 for the last three months, more than double the prior quarter’s 4 680 000. Nine month net income reached 16 275 256, up from 2 206 088 in the same period a year earlier.
Detroit report identifies Harry Harris as the suspected ringleader in a Buffalo bank robbery that yielded about $117,000. Police described a gunfight aftermath with guards wounded, and a chase ending with multiple suspects escaping by car. Also noted are Buffalo police pursuing related warrants and extradition actions.
A listing of radio features across stations including KDKA East Pittsburghe and WEAF New York. Mentions orchestras Seton Orchestra and Joseph Knecht, with broadcast times around 8 to 10 PM and various regional stations like WGY WRC WIZ.
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