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A fragmented line mentions low prices and building, referencing Bell 64 and variations in cost. The readable text offers no clear event, date, or proper nouns beyond Bell 64 and generic price discussion.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
1
A fragmented line mentions low prices and building, referencing Bell 64 and variations in cost. The readable text offers no clear event, date, or proper nouns beyond Bell 64 and generic price discussion.
In Indianapolis officials forecast a settlement within two weeks as miners press for cooperation. Lawmakers warn that high meat prices and coal shortages threaten the country, while Pittsburgh operators and lawmakers weigh a conference in Washington to resolve the walkout and curb rail and steel control.
Senator Borah warns that the four power treaty may invite danger and war, urging the United States to reconsider ratification. He cites recent Japanese actions as evidence of rising tensions and the need for careful handling of the treaty.
A 15 year old girl was held by police in connection with a Chicago murder case involving Samuel King. Authorities report she gave conflicting statements and implicated King’s associate, with others alleging different versions of the events.
In Newark New Jersey a woman was killed inside her home early by an unknown assailant. Police were alerted by screams and arrival of a man named Parker who found the victim, Carsin or Cuncella Antoni age about 44, and the investigation focuses on who killed her and why as authorities review the scene.
A new express station will be erected west of the current building, described as modern and well equipped for office use with space for transfers. Officials say planning has progressed after a conference months ago and more details will be released soon.
Oklahoma City April 6 United Press reports Judge Jean P Day faces a coroner jury to determine his fate in the shooting of Lieut Col Raul Ward Beck. Day says he killed Beck in defense of his wife after Beck struck him with a weapon during a confrontation. A suspected missing witness remains sought as authorities discard earlier reports of a high state official present.
In Mounts town area, twelve troopers on horses charged into a parade of about eight thousand striking miners near Masontown. Reported injuries and confusion followed as mounted units dispersed the crowd, with several miners and bystanders affected. The incident marks a tense clash amid a broader labor dispute.
New York April 6. About a hundred people escaped unharmed when two Sound steamers, the Trocton and the Concord of New England Navigation Co, ran aground on mudbanks near Hell Gate bridge. Police and harbor authorities assisted those aboard as salvage boats responded.
Washington reports the White House battles within the Harding administration over a Dover driven reorganization of the Treasury and Internal Revenue Service. With Mellon’s support for alternative leaders and the partisan clash intensifying, Dover guides a plan affecting about two thousand workers and broad Treasury sections, while critics push to prevent Dover’s influence.
Mrs Amelia Whann found guilty on ten of eleven charges in the December attack on her husband Dr John Whann of Chicago. Eugene Lane, who confessed to the attack for love of a worm, was sentenced to ten years and six months. Whann testified she faced the trial with bitterness as the case drew wide attention. Chas Crosby of Linesville will carry the Democratic banner in the district’s congressional race against Milton Shreve following nominating petitions in Erie and Crawford counties.
Chancellor Wirth told United Press that reparations cannot be ignored at Genoa and must be addressed for European settlement. The interview previews Germany's insistence on fundamental payment terms as a condition of any solution.
A burglar invaded two residences on South Center Street Tuesday night, taking cash from a pocketbook and a watch, then fled before discovery. Mrs Miller heard noises as the thief moved through the home, prompting her husband to retrieve a gun before the assailant escaped. Police have a suspect description and are canvassing the area while residents secure doors and windows.
Carl King, 23? years old, was injured Monday near his home while walking from woods. He stumbled, an axe on his shoulder swung and struck the back of his head, severing a large artery and causing heavy bleeding. Dr Kibler treated him. he was resting as comfortably as could be expected.
The board reports Core Hospital's March activity with 95 patients remained in February, 8 admissions, 98 discharges, 81 remained at month end, and 170 charity days. Charity care totals about forty six percent of receipts, cash income $4390.05 plus $118.24 from other sources, expenses $340.58 and a $544.65 deficit. Per diem cost $49.74. One obstetrical case and one birth occurred.
Erie city and county authorities pursue motive in the murder of Hermatt Martine Kile a Soviet leader whose body was found in a store living room. Martin Pavlov a young Russian is arrested as police seek evidence tying him to the crime amid radical threats and a broader investigation.
Contractor Barnsworth reports the Well on the Green has been plugged after caving and unsuccessful drilling attempts. Arrangements had been completed for the plug and earlier efforts to raise the well and permit further drilling were abandoned after sinking to about 2000 feet. Financing plans for an additional well in the future are noted by the funder.
Directors met to plan the annual nominating primary on the fourth Tuesday of the month and the final election on the first Tuesday in May. Twelve director candidates will be nominated, six elected. terms of several members expire. Committee nominations, finances, school building support, playground maintenance, lighting project funding, and plans for the July picnic were discussed. speakers for an upcoming rally were sought. a memorial fund proposal from J W Plane was noted with suggestions requested.
Titusville businessman Dennis McGraw Sr plans a modern gasoline station in the city, inspecting several sites. McGraw, active in local affairs, collaborates with an associate listed as James Mead of This city, proposing an up to date filling station venture aligned with AG.
Market action on the New York Stock Exchange shows broad trading gains with shares in Mexican Petroleum and other issues advancing. A $30,885 receipt to the Federated Club reflects the local portion of sale proceeds, while Miss Vickey Paige projects further local funds during the 1952 fiscal year.
The Naish Bank in Corry installs the latest Thicglar alarm system. Copper lined vault walls and ceiling, tamper resistant housing, thermoelectric vault door sensor, and an automatic gong. North side vault equipped with timing device controlling opening hours and alarm triggers. Bank patrons are invited to inspect the system.
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