12 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
1
A heated tax debate unfolds in the state House as representatives argue over a proposed manufacturer’s tax and related fiscal measures. Key figures include Omnifield, Ludlow, Ogfe, and Alexander as lawmakers press for solutions while industry voices urge restraint.
London dispatch reports Free State troops capturing prominent rebels including Count Phunkett Mise Mag Swiney and Lage Lynel's brother near Tipperary. The note confirms attempts to seize Eamon de Valera at Clonmel while officials offer no statement on his capture status.
Miss Helene Mayer, 21, benunia holder, extends continuous dancing record in Cleveland to 80 hours 80 hours remains under supervision as she pauses for brief rests every seven hours She plans to continue 66 more hours pending medical check and public notice William E Arnold the pianist remains at her side to support the effort.
An unclear report notes a concession proposal signed by Rear Admiral allied figures to build millways across multiple regions and extend control over resources. It mentions rights to develop Mosul fields, water power, and two new ports on the Black Sea and the Mediterranean, amid a broad territorial scope in Mesopotamian and surrounding areas.
Public notice announces military training camps for young men of Corry aged 17 to 21. The Chamber of Commerce invites eligible applicants to join outdoor life, physical training, and citizenship development under guidance, with conditions including good moral character and native or naturalized status.
London reports a capitulation by the regime to opposition demands as a Commons session ends with approval of aid for exservice men. The opposition pressed for stronger war measures while government and labor groups resisted, prompting a late-night withdrawal of resistance. Election of officers and a Stanfogl Hose Company meeting are noted for the evening.
President Harding today invited the Shipping Board to confer with him at Washington on a plan for the merchant marine. A meeting is scheduled for Saturday to discuss the future of U S shipping and the coastwise fleet.
A 30,000 loot raid halted a Santa Fe freight train near Pekin for nearly two hours. Bandits forced the engineer and crew to stop at Crandall crossing, looted the car containing whiskey and alcohol, and fled with the men later ordered back to their posts. No further trace of the criminals was found. The incident involved a group led by a figure described as a Wild West type, who urged the crew to resume work after the transfer of the liquid cargo.
In Clarksburg West Virginia Nick Salamanti and three others were condemned for complicity in the murder of Frank Nap. Prosecutor Morris described the case as tied to a wider criminal network across Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania over the last three wars. One defendant fell ill during sentencing but recovered. Salamanti plans an appeal. unless stayed or clemency granted they face life in Moundsville Penitentiary.
Police in the city seek help locating GG. Preston wanted for theft of a Ford truck and for deviating his five children. A $50 reward is posted for the arrest of the suspect believed to be in the locality.
A local arrest report details a suspect who victimized merchants in Naples. The incident involved shoplifting, forged warrants, and checks, with confrontations at Main Street stores and the nearby hotel and billiard parlor. Victims report losses ranging from eight to twenty five dollars, and police report ongoing efforts to secure payments and prosecutions.
A municipal club social session drew a large attendance with about twenty five members present. The program featured piano pieces by William Duke and 40 Ligak, vocal offerings by Miss Lucille Redinger, and cornet solos by O. Murray and Charl o Buplihar. The committee received praise for the successful event and plans were noted for future entertainments including a Whig Rocee.
A car crash near Slontoelle, Ohio, killedRichard Sweet of Battier Creek and two DuBois Pa University of Michigan students. Mr and Mrs Timatus Brown of Dery Ohio, occupants of the other car, were not seriously injured. Brown and Sweet were en route to the latter's homes in Pennsylvania.
Officials in Washington and New York announce arrests connected to a sugar price investigation. Documents detail inquiries into lending and commodity dealings with mentions of government attorneys and investigators. local authorities say the case centers on market manipulation and financial conduct.
The co discoverer of Tutankhamun’s tomb is reported ill. Vartan, a lead excavator with Lord Carnarvon, is described as overworked and exhausted after extensive duty at the tomb. A comment notes the delicate state of the expedition and possible delays in further excavation.
A gang of four convicts escaped custody and remained at large until authorities and local farmers, state police, and officials recaptured them. A revolver used in the breakout was recovered, and a rally of suspects led to the capture of the fleeing inmates. One driver and a hospital snack shop incident tied to the event are noted. Miss Anna Bennett of Erie was in town briefly this morning.
The Federated Clubs held a late evening gathering featuring a charity playlet led by Miss Myrtle Suller and others. The performance depicted social issues and earned praise for its thoughtful portrayal. Attendees enjoyed refreshments as officers announced plans for another Federation meeting before summer break and welcomed The College Woman's Club seeking admission.
Washington April 14 serious consideration given to the possibility of United States entry into the League. Cabinet members announce study of issues and phases to weigh terms and potential impact on foreign policy and national defense. Opinions vary among officials as to how quickly and under what conditions entry might be pursued.
Pepper and Reed announce a state tour starting June 1 to promote travel across rural areas and support farm communities. The pair plan to address road use, community outreach, and legislative efforts with the Pennsylvania delegation to advance a statewide initiative.
Former Corry residents DLine Gagova Christie and Sir Wesley Morris wed in Bilston Maryland on March 10. Morris is daughter of Dr Artur Christie of Washington DC. The couple will reside in Washington. Local friends send hearty congratulations and best wishes for the federation next year.
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