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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1922
Page
3
A D Colegrove Arthur Colegrove s.1. Publiaher sts as cad TOSTT Entered at the Post Office at Corry Pa as Second Class Mail Matter By Mail five dollars per year By Carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week Advertising rates made known upon application
Fragmented OCR text presents quotes from Jacob Ue Rabin and Emmi Goldman on socialism, American identity, and Russia, with parallel notes on retail grocery pricing, delivery charges, and a debating meet between Vassal and Amherst teams. The piece blends historical figures, economic critique, and college discourse, reflecting shifting attitudes toward socialism, labor rights, and gender in academia.
Kane, April 22. A woodsman in Kane reports nightly hauntings at Woodman’s Hut in Kane Woods. He claims the sounds mark the murder of Ralph Woodman, blamed on Turner, with Ralph’s spirit said to guard the cabin. The witness counted footsteps at night matching the spectral tread observed.
April 22 a preliminary in equity granted by Judge Rossiter against Mayor Miles B Kitts and council members. Plaintiffs Ja Virwent Mere William Kraemer and Pen Erie Construction claim the storm sewer contract for England and Myrtle Streets was not in accordance with engineer plans and specifications.
Warren workers plan the largest strike in local printing history starting May 1. Times Publishing Company may reopen operations after May 1 and refuse to recognize the printers union. Dimes Publishing already arranged for strike or lockout and sent workers to New York to learn linotype. John P Newell’s plant and others may also join, affecting about forty workers.
In Nuffalo on April 12 a $75,000 damage suit was filed in Supreme Court by a father against the New York Rural Railroad. He alleges his twin daughters, 11 or 12, suffered injuries from a wreck. The two girls, noted as talented musicians, were described in court with details about their outfits. The case proceeds before Justice Pierce and a jury.
Milton W. Shreve signs a notice announcing his own candidacy for state representative in Pennsylvania's 20th congressional district. The formal declaration is addressed to the lican voters and references the upcoming primary on May 16 at 10 am, urging support in the political process.
In April 22 negotiations, Anderson sold his baking business and plant at Youndsville to Pat Swinson a prominent Irvine merchant. Transfer to occur Monday morning around eighty thousand dollars. Also a notice that Letters Testamentary have been granted to Clifton Lindsey executor for Edwin Lindsey estate in Erie County Pennsylvania with debts to be paid and claims presented to Walter K Peaks attorney at Corry Pa AB15-2220.M613
Ridgway April 22 Johnston County man Recover al s is child ren case. the man arrested in Reynoldsville Wednesday for passing fraudulent checks pleaded guilty to charges involving jail time awaiting trial. bail set at 1000. The case ties to a wider series of counterfeit checks and a related warrant, with other locals named in the investigation.
Miles A Kitts, mayor of Erie, appeared in court after being arrested for overstaying a parking limit. He pleaded guilty to leaving his car in front of Paluko’s store longer than allowed by the town traffic ordinance and was arraigned before Police Magistrate Harry Nelson.
A bandit stole an automobile from West Ninth Street owner R A Cooney and, after evading officers, brought the car toward Erie. Police found the vehicle abandoned on East Thirty first Street near Reed and Wayne, turning it over to the owner. The thief fled toward Waterford, then reappeared, eluding capture along the Waterford road and vanishing after abandoning the car on East Thirty first Street.
Lawrence Karl of Allegheny pleaded guilty to a second degree manslaughter charge in the killing of Roger J Hayes, a Chicago seminarian at St. Bonaventure College near the culvert on March 2. He was sentenced to a fine of 500 dollars.
James W Campbell of Corry Pa advertises high grade bonds with yields from six to seven percent. He claims prices may rise further and offers free consultations by phone or mail to discuss securing maximum returns within safety parameters.
In Indiana district a man near Clarke city confesses to a dynamiting and stabbing incident tied to a house blast that killed or injured. He names another foreigner as the dynamite assailant while authorities await records and the two suspects at the county jail.
Realty notice offers a well furnished five room cottage with two lots and water frontage on an improved road near Little Corry. Contact Robert Pate son at 418th for details.
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