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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1922
Page
1
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Indiana file reports Attorney Donard Wary Daugherty moves to end disruptions as government probes and possible quashing of cases unfold. Federal grand jury probes and labor conflict actions tie to mining and industrial owners, with figures in government and law involved.
Plans for Brokenstraw Park include bathing and recreational facilities with a permanent caretaker. Improvement work on the lake front to create a bathing beach is expected to begin soon, with a bath house possibly following. Grading for a baseball diamond will start early, and other improvements aim to make the area a top picnic and resort site for Columbus and surrounding districts.
About 150 descendants of Anti Jays, Dutch forebears, plan a trip to New York to defend a land grant along Manhattan riverfront and West Street. They seek a committee to press claims to 1M acres once tied to a British patent, hoping to reclaim a quarter billion dollar stake despite aging wills and disputed title.
Captain Ronald Amundson departed New York in the Leslie monoplane for the first leg of a transcontinental journey toward the Arctic. Cleveland accompanied him as navigator, with plans to prepare for a major voyage to polar regions.
Washington April 10 United Press reports Secretary Hughes favors a larger navy and a personnel level near eighty eight thousand. The House debate on the navy bill opened with bitter contention as supporters press to lift the annual strength toward a Big Navy.
Mrs James A Stillman opens defense in Montreal as New York financier Fred Benavis gathers witnesses to counter workers testimony about a Stillman ranch house incident in Grant Anes Quebec. Witnesses are expected to deny the keyhole tale of a naked room in Mrs Stillman’s bedroom.
Slump hits rail freight and local industries as miners walkout tightens. Coal stocks sustain some plants but Carnegie Steel and United States Steel units suspend operations. Banks on furnaces, wage cuts and potential public intervention mark widening industrial strain amid looming coal famine.
Dublin reports Loyalist State troops push from Broadford toward Cork recapturing barracks and routing rebels. One Free State soldier killed in counterattack. Rebels oust Éamon de Valera from leadership at a rebel meeting. a gunman chieftain named in his stead.
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order preventing the United Mine Workers of America from organizing nonunion fields in West Virginia and eastern Kentucky. The injunction, requested by Board of Coal Company, aims to block union drives in Mingo County as the union planned meetings and actions across the region. The court move follows prior checkoff disputes and signals a broader legal stance against the union in these coal districts.
Special to the Journal Erie April 10 Police authorities exert all efforts to solve what they describe as the plainest WYElONT crime in local police annals. The blaze at the Meberlein home on Twentyfish and Green Garden roads woke the family Sunday morning. Heberlein husband and wife and three children were saved by a neighbor who smelled gasoline and alerted them. Entry was gained by breaking two doors and drilling a hole to unlock the door. Gasoline soaked flooring and furniture suggested deliberate fire setting. No identification of suspects or motive is known.
Exonerated Day may never face trial as county authorities stay idle. United Press reports suggest conflicting inquest findings and possible further investigation by the U S Bureau of Investigation, with army officers and officials weighing the evidence and conduct of Day and associates.
A northern highway survey outlines route from Kane to Erie with aims to justify early construction. The project, led by MrcOnte and Glenhure Wong, promises data on investment, property valuations, and population effects to support transmission of a main road across the region.
Prime Minister Lloyd George presided as the Genoa economic conference opened today with 157 delegates from 34 nations present. The gathering aims to coordinate postwar economic policy and handle international trade and finance issues.
Reported from GENGA APRIL 10 as Premier Wuigi Motta of Italy opens a pivotal conference with a large Allied Supreme Council presence. Delegates from 20 nations gather to discuss war aims, reconstruction, and a postwar framework, with French, British, and Italian leaders among the principal figures present.
Reported by United Prose TORIO the Ohite Government of the fur enetern republic yielded to all the Homandsaihdy demands from Japan. An official announcement stated concessions would be implemented, with authorities indicating adherence to terms after negotiations. The text remains garbled but points to a diplomatic capitulation and forthcoming actions.
A juvenile crime wave sweeps New York as a daylight hold up and a shooting leave a boy badly wounded and several minor thefts unfold. Police report one group of youths attacked pedestrians while another incident involved a boy riding a bicycle and surrendering a weapon to a youth mob. Authorities open two new courts to try to curb the surge.
Belgian King Albert and Queen Elisabeth arrived incognito at Versailles seeking rest after the war. Illness attributed to gallantry in Belgian trenches. They traveled by limousine from Brussels, staying at a hotel under the name Van Dyk.
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