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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local newspaper notice with publication details and mailing information. Mentions West South Street Arthur Colegrove and a publisher entry. Indicates post office registration, second class mail, and annual or per-copy rates.
A historical outline of the Conference on Unemployment recommendations. It notes 13 points including public opinion shifts, municipal action, a national clearing house, public works bonds, and new employment services. It cites ongoing studies and organized industry actions in Saint Louis and other sectors to stabilize employment.
A vague report notes a thorough probe into a fund tied to the Machete matter and an aid program for a region of over 20 000 people. The group claims regular contact with Cal Arthur Woods chairing a committee in Washington after a recent adjournment.
The poem presents a dusk journey with an old man rebuilding a span to guide a passage over a chasm. A figure named Tankler speaks of a future youth who will cross the path, implying continuity and duty beyond the present twilight. Reprinted from Nation's Business.
Ulrich Smith of Stonghien died at Warren General Hospital from injuries suffered when a heavy pole toppled during a derrick collapse on the Spares lease near his home. He was crushed about the chest and exposed to internal injuries, with death resulting after the accident on Wednesday.
Police today continued their probe into the murder of merchant Merman Martins at his home on Twenty Eighteenth Street. Suspect Martin Pavley was grilled as investigators weigh motives including love, robbery, and possible insurance collection to uncover the persons implicated.
A home coloring service offered by Taress Hairdresser via appointment, advertised in the Journal. The new process invites ladies to schedule in their own homes for Nair coloring.
Ridgway April 12 1921 William Ulit stands trial for the murder of Margaret Whimbrodt with prosecution and defense both pressing cautiously. Hincheliffe of Johnsonburg testified he saw a figure near the crime scene the night of the alleged murder as the case unfolds with cautious testimony through the day.
A letters from Altman, famed weather prognosticator and hunter, home near West Line, to friend J Wake notes a cold summer forecast, recalling accurate winter forecasts. the item also advertises a second hand rolltop desk at Army Store, 106 W. Main Street.
Olean officials report Pennsyl rail yards and shops in the city are operating, with workers sent ten days before the coal strike. Local crews say no employees have been sent off the job yet, though a slowdown is expected in ten days while cleanup continues and remaining workers stay employed for about a week.
In Jamestown a renowned contralto, famed worldwide for a long career, is praised for lasting power despite advancing years. The theater audience and critics acknowledge the singer Madam Be ntt Helis and hint at a significant, dramatic impact on the scene as a notable performance endures.
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