05 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
1
State police investigate mystery surrounding a Garland girl. Reports say she was beaten and found injured, with unclear condition and uncharged suspects. Investigators from Garlin police and state troopers conducted inquiries, seeking a clear account of events leading to her hospital removal.
The Chamber of Commerce initiates a campaign to secure the paving and widening of a three mile stretch of highway between Erie and Corry. Commissioner Paul D Wright and local chambers seek cooperation from state officials to advance funding and action this summer. Leaders promise swift steps with the New York state highway head to press for state aid and municipal support.
The Juniors hosted an energetic annual reception at the Parish Hall followed by a dance at the Armory. A green and white garden setting, varied performances, and notable toasts highlighted an evening of youth gaiety and community celebration.
Paul Rieker a respected Corry citizen died in Detroit after surgery for appendicitis. He had moved to Detroit recently with his family and had worked twenty five years for Raymond Manufacturing. He is survived by his wife, son Paul Rieker Jr, daughter Magdalene Rieker, two brothers John and Charles, and sisters Katheryn Weber and Mrs. Davie Soper. The body was to be brought back to Corry for funeral arrangements.
Five persons were killed in a terrific explosion of munitions at Port De La Galis Ayowniére today. Only one of the party near the magazine survived while others were injured. Mr and Mrs B W Olds left on a journey to Searl Washington to spend several weeks on business.
Paris reports Germany delivers strong protest against occupation. In St Joseph, Michigan, the jury in the William Z. Foster alleged Communist trial remained deadlocked this afternoon as deliberations paused amid intense courtroom tensions.
Paris in April Athens report says Chapman, the Million Dollar Mail Bandit, is at large after a bold escape from a hospital bed at the Atlanta prison. He was reportedly shot and captured earlier but broke from care, with guards and authorities alerted nationwide as troopers pursue.
United Press reports a massive rail modernization push with over a billion allocated for new engines, freight cars, and equipment. Executives at a conference of the American Railway Association announce measures to boost traffic and speed, citing expected orders and production ramp by fall amid seasonal transport demands.
President Harding outlines a prospective new league amid looming labor unrest as the White House confirms ongoing consultation with officials. The Daily Herald reports the Washington correspondent notes potential reforms and the administration’s push to shape postwar policy.
An aged woman died at her home near Spring One yesterday around 1:30 PM after a fall. She is survived by four children including Charles Springstead, Mrs Howry Mollis of this city, and Mrs Mateworth of Follows, California. Funeral services will be held at her home and later at Speleg Creek cemetery with burial in the family plot.
Otto A Spearman directs internal audit of income tax at the Federal Building second floor. He reviews returns from local taxpayers for the year ending 192, noting no statements were left and suggesting likely adjustments to include additional taxes. George Mulderick has joined American Castings as bookkeeper.
Cairo April 6 Lord Carnarvon died early today after suffering blood poisoning linked to his Tutankhamen tomb excavations. As details spread, Egyptians whispered of evil spells and ancestral curses, while officials and family members gathered as the explorer’s death followed a seven year search in the Valley of the Kings.
United Press reports a cyclone devastated a Louisiana town, destroying homes and uprooting trees. Boxcars derailed, heavy losses recorded as trains and infrastructure suffered. Workers and relief efforts described amid chaos as hospitals and rail lines were disrupted.
A fierce blaze hit Danville Illinois igniting multiple buildings in the Harmeen district near Paris, with damages reported around two hundred thousand dollars. Fire crews battled the flames as witnesses saw smoke and a fireball arise from Seed Store, the alleged origin of the arson.
Mae and Anderson wed at Warren Pa. The bride worked at West's Grocer for years. Mr and Mrs Anderson will entertain friends at 61 Search Peach Street after April 15.
A chaotic OCR passage lists many projects and figures, mentioning Mirae of Gye Jyinrdd and Aishans in a late night meeting about breed infivement. It references merchants, subscriptions, and funds, with scattered mentions of committees, the Chamber of Commerce, and various local figures. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse but centers on planned activities and financial matters before a trade organization transition.
A disrupted report outlines Luoucheur and Law discussing reparations with France amid a tense political backdrop. It notes French concessions, Franco-British bargaining, and references to ministers and leaders including Bonar Law and a premier figure, with limited clear details due to garbled text.
A community campaign seeks 200000 for athletic facilities. By Tuesday night donors totaling 10280 had been reported. Local committees list residents and addresses including Mrs Gen S Peck North In ter street Corry Pa and several others across Corry Morry Mes and Mes.
In Augusta on April 3 the Republican party program denounces open shop tactics amid anti strike rhetoric. Samuel Gompers warned labor to resist forced open shop policies aligning with Harding’s campaign. White House aides dispute the charge, saying no antagonism toward labor is intended.
A sudden price surge from fifty cents to one dollar a bushel in the last twenty four hours benefits farmers on the western reclamation project. Interior Department reports today.
Philadelphia April 8 Counsel for William McConnell former state Prohibition director and 29 codefendants charged in a 30 million conspiracy against the government will appear before Federal Judge Thompson at 8 oclock today to argue objections to affixing a new trial date on April 29. The objection centers on sensational jury tampering charges raising concerns about any jury that might be empaneled this time.
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