21 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1923
Page
1
Front page notes threats from party rifts over a court proposal and President Harding’s stance on using the Navy in the war on rum runners. A separate dispatch covers the extradition of Clara Phillips, linked to the Hammer murder case, and details the capture of a jail escapee known as the "Tiger Woman."
In Washington on Tuesday, pessimists and grumblers within the Republican ranks press President Harding to rethink his plan for submitting the court issue. The president aims to counter the opposition by stressing stability, while supporters like Watson and Indiana allies urge caution to avoid deepening party splits and to keep the United States from international entanglements. Harding plans a New York speech to affirm his course and address concerns from the anti court faction.
Lord Robert Cecil discusses the League of Nations with Senator Borah and President Ward at Henry White's home. The talks center on the world court, U.S. role in the League, and whether membership benefits the United States amid mixed views.
In Meadville area on Thursday a local man vanished from home and was later found dead near the city. Authorities, including an auto dealer, are pursuing leads as friends and neighbors express belief the disappearance may be linked to foul play. Detectives say no definitive motive or suspect has been identified yet.
Northport Mich April 21 Ten for ten weronk marooned found report near aithrustion on Fox Island in lake Michigan. War dropped from an airplane piloted by Taent Henry R Wooldridge from Raitons Field. Wooldridge retuned to Gaylord Mich completing the only successful Hight in an effort to bring assistance to the ee bound island.
A damaged report describes a failed rescue effort in icy waters near Tox Island. Strong winds and dense fog hindered a ferry crew attempting to reach stranded woodmen and livestock, leaving the outcome uncertain as night fell.
Ian Webber, six, daughter of George Webber of South Center Street, escaped serious injury when a car driven by Russell Jordan struck near the South Center and Church streets intersection yesterday. The child was accompanied by two young men who aided in her quick recovery as the vehicle swerved and narrowly avoided more harm.
A fragment describes a local resident receiving a threatening message from a group calling itself the Erie Klans. A letter with large WK GR OK initials and a burning cross appeared on the front step and sidewalk, with the note left at a city door.
In a liquor raid last midnight at Erico, a Black man identified as Columbus Green was struck and fatally hurt after being restrained and ordered to drop a weapon. The incident occurred about 20 miles north of here during the raid, with Mr and Mrs Rhodes of Warren visiting in the city. Mr Rhodes planned to go to Pittsburgh for business, while Mrs Rhodes stayed with her sister over the weekend.
A man identified as Browkr faced arraignment on charges tied to a suspected conspiracy involving several named individuals and a fraud scheme. The proceedings began at a regional court with testimony linking the accused to a breakfast meeting at a hostelry and a later gathering at an East Malestrostore to discuss alleged illicit activities.
Reports from Mulheim describe armed guards patrolling the city as a two day protest escalates into violence. Several dead and many wounded, including a noted agitator, Kurtin, with clashes spreading to nearby Oberhachen and rumors of a broader revolutionary program. Police report varied casualty figures alongside ongoing strikes and orders to quell the unrest.
The Corry Chamber of Commerce annual election requires directors' ballots to be returned to the organization's offices by Tuesday April 26. After tallying, final ballots are mailed to members and must be returned by May 2.
A garbled historical item describes a prodigy at age two with unclear feats. The text includes fragmented names and places such as Tuladelphia and Nelly Abel Brera Hae HW Setiiert, with speculative references to Fate or future forms. The passage is incomplete and difficult to parse.
Four people died when a military air vehicle crashed near Dayton as a rescue crew and hospital staff responded at the scene. Two others were severely hurt, and the incident prompted a federal aviation inquiry. The wreck occurred as responders reported severe weather conditions and limited visibility.
Fire chief warns residents to clear debris after several grass fires during the spring cleanup period. An alarm near West Washington pit called crews to prevent damage to homes and property. No extensive damage occurred, though bonfires increase as cleanup continues.
J J Desmond presents data on high school vocational training and school problems with figures claiming up to 10 million dollars annually. The address given by Concord P T A emphasizes data accuracy and practical education insights.
A British parliamentary proposal discussed in the United States Senate prompts critique of public school funding. Critics argue excessive curriculum breadth has inflated costs, leaving schools overcrowded with ill prepared pupils. The piece warns continued funding pressures and calls for reassessment of education priorities.
Fragmented text discusses enforcement determinations of the Volstead Act, naval and political tensions, and potential legal actions. Mentions Secretary Thugkes and references to authority over Prohibition measures. The readable fragments hint at policy decisions and enforcement focus without coherent context.
A Medina man, Jaye Wied, was struck by an automobile while crossing a street near Medina early Friday morning. Witnesses say he attempted to cross between two parked machines when hit by a Port Coupe car driven by James Ross of Medina, and he died hours later from suspected internal injuries.
Mr and Mrs E Manley welcomed Manley home this afternoon after a weeklong visit at Lowinyllie with relatives. Mrs M Prentice of Bisftaly has accepted a position with Sanderson Millinery Store.
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