23 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1923
Page
1
A stormy night aided firefighters across New Jersey as wildfires ravaged forests and endangered villages. More than 40,000 acres burned with nineteen structures destroyed, while towns faced evacuation threats and a naval issue during the crisis.
United Press reports the second trial for William C. McConnell former state prohibition director and 28 others began in federal court before Judge Thompson. Jury seating issues arose as one juror was dismissed for talking back and three defendants failed to appear. Bonds were ordered and warrants issued for several defendants. One spectator, Marry Proteservidle, was fined for contempt of court after another juror controversy ensued.
Police Chief Dunkle warns of intensified action against weekend visitors who drink and disrupt, with higher fines and progressive penalties. A Warren youth and a Union City man faced arrests for crunkiness and disorderly conduct, posting bail and forfeitures set by authorities.
An April report from Joliet details a daring escape attempt at Joliet Penitentiary. A prisoner and accomplice allegedly used a rope and window to flee toward a privy wall, then were pursued by guards. Gunfire and capture followed, with authorities noting the escape as a serious breach.
United States officials from Washington report ongoing debate over the World Court and the League of Nations. President Harding plans a New York speech to defend the court and argue the administration’s reservations. Secretary Hughes will outline safeguards and emphasize no political advantage in the judges’ election.
A ford motorist attempting to emulate a racing figure crashed into a lighting pole on Bart Mary street Sunday afternoon. The car suffered heavy damage. occupants escaped unharmed. Authorities reported the incident as under police investigation with the vehicle towed from the scene.
United Press report from Carbondale describes a fatal railroad crossing collision near Waymart. An auto carrying Miss Agner Coyne and Regina Coyne, both residents of Scranton, was struck by a D. & I. train after attempting to cross tracks from Honesdale to Scranton.
United Press reports French premier Poincare accuses Berlin of being ruled by an industrial oligarchy, using reparations disputes to fuel production while planning bankruptcy. He argues the Ruhr populace bears the burden as France substitutes for a defaulting debtor and presses a costly economic struggle.
John Creed pleaded guilty to a general charge following a March 27 street car collision that killed Julia Kolanke. He was sentenced to serve from four to eight years at the penitentiary as the grim court proceedings concluded.
New York reports show sugar refining advancing with prices around 100.70 cents a pound. The federals quoted the lowest price among refiners while others rose to 68.5 cents and higher. Four Cuba content mills halted refining and three faced shortfalls in estimates. July options opened at 6.72, a new high.
We Frustia meses report a new world marathon dance record achieved at full hours. Hikle Weber of Washington DC and William Parnell of Baltimore were stopped today by olive.
Obituary notes the death of Dr Wilk M Baker at age 60 in Warren Pennsylvania after a brief illness linked to influenza and pleurisy. He served as surgeon for the Pennsylvania Railroad and held leadership in Warren Medical Society and Masonic bodies. Survived by widow Carrie Evans Baker, a daughter Camila, a son Willis, three sisters, a brother, and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements indicate burial in Pine Grove Cemetery with North Star Lodge in charge.
A flying boat named Pia carrying five men and a woman was washed ashore near Coney Island after engine trouble and a gale. Pilot Robert Moyne and passenger Martha Titege, among others, survived by swimming to shore as Coast Guard and harbor boats searched the scene.
Dominic Wenell, 41, of 1612 Plymouth Street, died after a collision Monday morning near Liberty Street. He was struck by Assemblyman Joseph Schilling's car and suffered multiple injuries. Wenell died at St. Vincent hospital around 5 PM.
A slight earthquake shook Rowlands and Patton in California early today, with Redlands reporting broken dishes during the tremor that lasted several seconds. A Riverside garage worker was reportedly thrown from a vehicle in the shaking event.
Report highlights two fatalities in weekend crashes linking victims across numerous locales including Chicago, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Worcester, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis. Authorities and memorials note ongoing investigations into causes as emergency responders treat injured drivers and pedestrians.
Miss Story A Pondra spoke to the Titusville Corry Woman's Club describing life in the Panama Zone where she worked for the National Council of Catholic Women. She recalled the Canal era and noted the healthful climate and beauty of the mountains near Colon and the canal area while detailing school gardens and missionary activity.
A New York Post report alleges Ignace Paderewski’s former wife claims he amassed about 480000 from piano appearances and royalties, while Charles W. Davis’s widow sues for shared assets. A letter from Mollie Farrar says she married Davis in 1929 and was deserted with $400 taken. Police and officials pursue the matter and related investigations continue.
A new church near Dyulovke hosted a dedication service Sunday with Rev King and Elder Netlayy in charge. Attendees included Rev TJ Smowk and Arklyess group as plans for a general conference in November were outlined.
A jailed Browkr accused of a county invasion was moved to Erie for May court. The suspect, identified as Wojcichowska Baut Stridt, faces charges from the incident. Two co defendants remain in custody and have filed their notes with officials.
A ridged report says Nin a Rast and accomplices linked to a long running swindle were nabbed in Paris. One of the alleged ringleaders, William Wadler, was detained as part of a nationwide probe. Nine members from the gang’s inner circle were jailed in recent actions.
Dr. Davis, a noted authority on posture and health from Erie state, will address members of the Turent ane frenchiers association at the Municipal building auditorium Tuesday evening. The meeting will begin promptly at 8 o clock to permit admission and a timely return.
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