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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
1
A fragment mentions Cory H Graham in connection with an unnamed local matter. The readable text hints at a civic or community note but lacks concrete details or dates. Further context would clarify Graham’s role and the event or notice involved.
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Flood stage on the Mississippi and White Rivers swells across southern towns. Residents flee to Helena as 9,500 refugees sought safety while Missouri Pacific suspends service. Arkansas Medina and nearby towns report rising crests, with widespread property damage and evacuations along riverfront areas.
A blast from a shipmunitions shipment in Charleston killed four people and damaged a nearby building. The explosion shattered windows across the area, with debris raining over surrounding streets as residents sought shelter and authorities investigated.
The report cites Sanford MacNider urging expansion of the navy to 67,000 men and accusing AVY advocates in Congress of threatening national security. He accuses them of plans to reduce the armed force and of pushing a policy to turn the United States into a scout-rate naval power.
Police acknowledge no motive in the Huntingdon murder of Mey Llelen Kiehy Unies as District Attorney Totter continues four day investigation led by Dr Herbert J. Bryson, with ties to a Washington chauffeur and a physician. The case involves a troubled domestic scene and a later arrest connected to the shooting.
The Erie Times reports that present natural gas rates from the Pennsylvania Gas Company will stay in force for another year. Erie and Warren municipalities sought a reduced rate, but the Superior Court will not hear those arguments until late 1922 in Philadelphia, delaying any lower price for Erie taxpayers. The Public Service Commission had ruled, and counsel plans an appeal to the Superior Court.
London April 14 Sir Ross Smith renowned British aviator was killed when the plane built for his round the world attempt crashed at Brooklands. Co pilot Bennett also perished. The tragedy occurred during the aircraft’s first test flight just hours after a successful taxi run.
Dublin reports fail of peace talks among southern Tilaki leaders as no agreement emerges. Next session planned for Wednesday with hopes for an armed truce and protective assurances from armed factions, amid tense posturing and unclear promises.
Article reports multiple men, including John Whe and Jordan, receiving jail terms after court appearances. One man, Thomas Harry, described as a stranger, was also sentenced for alleged offenses. Alderman Gordon presided as sentences ranged around thirty days with mentions of continued trouble and bonds for others involved.
Pottsville dispatch reports J W Carey of Philadelphia arrested as part of a sprawling gang alleged to have defrauded victims of one to ten million dollars. Investigators say counterfeit stock, forged signatures, and fake affidavits circulated across New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Carey faces arraignment in Philadelphia.
Terry Linas will open the North Gate Garage at the corner of Center Trust and Columbie Avenue on Monday April 17. The remodeled building, formerly a dance hall on the fair grounds, will offer auto repair and full service with expert mechanics available at all times.
A bold burglary at Baker Hill eight miles from the city left Mrs. Griswold battered and a thief missing with about 100 dollars in cash and checks. Ployd Griswold slept through the entry while his wife and mother were in the home, the attacker struck the woman and fled as neighbors launched a search. Authorities and nearby towns were alerted, with a lookout for three suspicious individuals seen in the area.
In Pennsylvania, April 2, Fisher withdraws from the gubernatorial race and endorses Pinchot. The move shifts support away from the incumbent Governor Sprott and signals a realignment within the Republican candidacy as remaining contenders prepare strategy for the nomination.
Railroads report February earnings show a recovery with an 87 percent return in the East and overall improvement across districts. The Interstate Commerce Commission may cut rates soon as profits rebound, though regional results vary with the West lagging.
Anecko Arbuckle, acquitted of killing Virginia Rappe, prepares to a public trial as Famous Players Lasky considers releasing one of his pictures to test audience reaction. The verdict came after a chaotic Labor Day party at a San Francisco hotel, with Arbuckle hugging friends and awaiting Hollywood attention. Edward Brown, defense attorney, expressed belief in the acquittal’s significance and Arbuckle’s return to cinema.
Ground will be broken in days for a new laundry plant to serve the Alexander Laundry. The structure will rise on Maple Avenue south of the Pennsylvania Gas Co shop, of steel and concrete with contracts held by G R Rogers Co. Fabrication of steel is under way at the Rogers plant. The building aims to be ready in about two months and will include modern laundry machinery to make it one of the most up to date establishments in the area.
A fire gutted the Pintar home injuring a 3 year old boy who died at a hospital. His brother Paul and sister Margaret 14 were also hurt. Elisabeth Pereayi 19, visiting from Tranwood Michigan, jumped from a second floor to the street and sustained injuries.
Washington April 19 President Harding planned to write a letter to House Republicans opposing the navy manpower increase. Sources say he will withhold a definite plan, awaiting a formal statement on personnel limits while stressing a navy large enough to protect national interests under the arms conference framework.
Architect A V Moune designs a modern new Lutheran church at Hast south and Concord streets with rough brick exterior and a prominent tower. Construction is set to start in May with interiors including a modern kitchen and retreat rooms, and two brick hung rows to be built by Warren during the summer, aiming for occupancy in early fall.
Soviet leader objects to Western proposals at the Genoa conference and signals firm stance. Objections disrupt expected peace talks as negotiations advance.
Genoa April 1 Allied of Pomemek ta palide Ressein and wives of Turkes discuss Libyan rehabilitation and present 16 proposed commissions for reconstruction. Russian counterproposals demand absolute sovereignty and repay claims while opposing Allied tribunals. Germany also protests, seeking to influence terms and avoid broad concessions.
New York police report three members of the Gotham Apache Gang still at large after a Washington Square home robbery. Maurice Ragniol and two associates were identified, with one captured in New Jersey. Officers plan continued pursuit as elections of officers for the upcoming year are discussed.
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