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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
3
A long, critical commentary argues against coal strikes as a drastic means to resolve labor conflicts. It notes steady coal stocks and suggests soft coal as a temporary substitute, while warning that strikes can cost tens of millions and harm workers and the public during midwinter. The piece urges nonviolent settlement instead of warfare analogies.
Ruth Juniss of LaSalle faces accusation of jointly planning to kill Clayton Muilin, 80, in Windor Out area. She claims she fired the shot and exonerates her husband, who has been discharged from the Musi Pill and is recovering from a leg wound.
A northern tale recalls Mrs. Clay wife of a Royal Canadian Mounted Police staff sergeant who joined her husband in the Arctic. She died after an attack by Eskimo dogs and an improvised operation without anesthesia. The Toronto Globe praises devoted wives who share the risks and help forge the Mounted Police traditions.
Florence Kuttner of 440 West 12th Street crowned Jack Queen of Manhattan after besting 18 contestants and to represent her island in a larger title contest. The piece critiques pageant culture and child stress, urging wholesome tests over nerve wracking competitions, noting Fundamentalism values reading writing arithmetic.
The article outlines Toronto plans to expand free beach access for about 40 000 youths via the Toronto Transportation Commission. It notes eleven special trolley cars daily, a $4000 season cost, and free beach admission plus meals for children from poorer families. Officials propose safer lakefront facilities including ropes, lifeguards, and supervised swimming holes to provide wholesome, healthful summer recreation for all children.
LOCUST VALLEY Sept 3 Edward I Stetinius a former Second Assistant Secretary of War and longtime JP Morgan partner died at his home here in his 61st year He had been ill since January and formerly headed Diamond Match Company He is survived by his wife and four children
Pittsburgh, Sept. 3 Ten thousand depositors of the failed Carnegie Trust Company may recover 12 percent of their funds according to appraisers estimates. Assets carried at 4,822,071 dollars are now valued by appraisers at 12,34,707 dollars. Notes comprising much of the holdings, including many by fire safes, have declined in value.
A Bradford express agent, 28 years old, was killed during a robbery attempt at his city office. The assailant fired a shot, wounding the agent fatally before fleeing. Police, including Chief Peterson and Officer Soli, arrived at the scene to assist and transport the wounded man to the hospital.
The British throne rests in the house of lords when the sovereign is present. A brass rails separates the woolsack from the throne, and the Gorhle chair is wind of oni. The King occupies it to open Parliament.
United Press reports a fierce typhoon lash near Shanghai with numerous shipwrecks and heavy loss of life. The Chinese steamer Shing bound for Shanghai was wrecked near Too Chow, with passengers reported safe.
Warren,Warrenville youth tied to a string of crimes including false pretenses theft and an assault at Hie Uhie Oi Companys residence. He pled guilty to robbery and related charges with a $1500 bond set. Jamestown police continue to search for two other men tied to the case.
Voter expresses support for M Le vant Davis citing his record as District Attorney for prosecuting without prosecuting any single individual or organization. The remark implies cautious enforcement and emphasizes a focus on legal integrity.
A communal space advertisement notes funding provided by sixteen residents from Erie Comy and Union City. The message implies local civic support without detailing specific projects or outcomes.
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