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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
5
A collection of short notes lists residents and visitors in Warren and nearby areas. Names include Miss Warnttoure, Mrs. J. J. Desmond, Elva McCray, Mrs. C. R. Rogers, Mildred Loveland, Jackman, and many others traveling to Erie, Oil City, Cleveland, and Chicago.
The notice states there are 44 working days until Decoration Day and comments on the pace of progress. It mentions monuments or markers may be required by that deadline, indicating planned observance considerations.
Six part series on India’s turmoil reports Gandhi’s 1919 arrest for sedition and mass civil disobedience. It notes Hindu Muslim unity against British rule, Rowlatt Act repression, and looming policy shifts with Montagu’s resignation and Reading’s succession.
A large organized group of soldiers is suspected of planning to rob government army equipment. Investigators say loot could total between 100000 and 200000 dollars, with arrestees expected in a coordinated crackdown across state and federal lines.
A fragmented New York Stock page lists numerous company names across sectors. Mentions include American Smelters, Bethlehem, General Motors, US Steel, Sinclair Oil, Pan American, St Paul, Studebaker, Republic Steel, and many regional or subsidiary firms, with scattered abbreviations and punctuation. The OCR yields a dense roster of tickers and holding names without coherent narrative.
Celia Gates was critically ill at the home of Mr. VanPleet and Mr. Van Figet on Church Street. She was moved to the home of her niece Mrs. Walter Moore on North Center Street and remains in very weak condition. For sale baby carriage Lloyd ad pullman bargain four
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