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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1922

Page

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Withdrawal threats loom as France-Genoa talks falter

In Scranton April reports the French delegation warns Genova talks may collapse over pacific concessions to Germany and Russia. Poincare signals recall of delegates if ideas ignored while investors fear losses amid planetary economic tensions and a looming Poland-France-Russia balance.

Poincare Germany Russia United Pros Scranton Pas Julfo Parenyi Mature Company Buffato Cde Trust Company Fi Bilfilo Paneth Potlaville United Prose Venus Sipril Aturkholders Gesyum M. Barthow Aummonii Hye li Hsin Genoke Ruussia Risin Genag Europe Bericwss Shilovil Erie Laindon Ganon George'e Germ Barvhon

Scammer in Perry Area Allegedly Defrauds Investors

Local man acting as agent for a company is accused of selling stock in Newby town and neighboring communities. Investigators believe thousands of dollars were lost by investors who trusted the seller and the firm.

Perry Ivertors Y -Pironti Newby

Forty Hours Devotions at St Thomas Church

Forty Hours Devotions opened at St Thomas Church with Rev Pendergast presiding and an impressive service. Priests from neighboring cities attended. Rev Lawrence McBridy and Rev Fisher Kleber participated as celebrants. Evening services continue at 7:30.

ST. Thomas St. Thoras Church Mither Pender Fathir Pendergast Redemptor Islander Attineniere Lawreice McBridy St Ann Hureh Erie Rey Fisher Kleber Hcitys Rov Father Keyney Brive Roy Tal Cunth Union J Reiser St Elizabeth’s

Three Wounded in Neighborhood Feud

Three men were brought to Robert Packer Hospital Sayre Pa after a late night feud between the Hie and Novale families left Mike Novale with a thigh wound and Mike and Nick Moms with knife injuries. Police say one man may be the principal aggressor and believe the fight started over land disputes near the Lehigh alley Company.

United Press Sayre Robert Packer Mike Noval Mike Nick Moms Hie Novale Lens Lehigh Alley Company

Huge meteor falls off Atlantic coast near New Jersey

United Press reports a massive meteor exploded off the Wieugut Peninsula near Asbury Park during the night. The fiery orb, seen from miles, produced three blasts felt across a wide area and damaged windows along the shore.

Atlantic Coast United Press Philadelphia Mavisver Nin Orlock Arbury Parke Atlantic

Accidental Shooting Claims Father of Six in Scranton

Nicholas im Wl, a father of six, was accidentally shot at the Buckton home in Scranton by Harry Buck, a man in charge, during a gathering. Police held Bucktoe but expect to release further details today.

United Prous Bcranton Nicholas Im Scranton Harry Buck Accid Buckton

Home Prayer Meetings Planned This Week

Home prayer meetings will be held this week on Tuesday and Friday starting at 2 pm. Locations include 105 Second Avenue, Mrs Armitage. 41 Marion Street, Mrs Lynch. Frederick Street. 619 South Street. Pastor PAW Troy Jr will lead each meeting.

Armitage Avarue Wadhiesiay J.P Lynch Marion Street John Rick Irr Frederick Street Arters South Treet Paw Troy, Jr

Mary Garden Resigns as Chicago Opera Company Director

Mary Garden quits as director of the Chicago Grand Opera Company effective today amid a dispute with board members. Garden said her fighting spirit remains with the company despite the upheaval and tense relations with Tatien-Mturatore and colleagues.

Mary Garden Chicago Opera CO United Prom Calicago Phlengo Grand Oper Company Dirsceon Mise Garden Tarcien-Mturatore Nig Rensont

West Virginia coal miners go on trial today

Two hundred miners, mostly of sturdy stock, go on trial in Charlestown W V a on charges including murder treason and lesser crimes from the summer mine war. The defendants call themselves crusaders against feudal rule while prosecutors label them traitors and saboteurs as court proceedings begin with limited defense preparation and possible dismissals.

United Pros Charlestown W.va Lowa West Virginia Seeinis Mouton United Mine Workers Sone Fo Inkist Nlone Witneess H Ud Logan County Mvrder Nntion Aleath

Believe Girl Abducted and Murdered in Camden Case

The body of Ida Kramer, seven, who vanished from her Woodbury home on March 25, is found near Newton Creek. Esther Tennenbaum, 28, detained, questioned, and later released. police continue investigation with the suspect under review by a grand jury.

United Press Camden J. Apsit

Bergdoll Case Denied Review By Supreme Court

United Press dispatch reports Bergdoll brother Erwin Bergdoll of Philadelphia serving four years at Leavenworth for evading the draft sees Supreme Court denial of leave to file habeas corpus, Chief Justice Taft announcing the Ex parte Bergdoll ruling. He contends trial was unfair.

United Vasilington Bewin Bergdorf Philadelphia Port Leavenworth Supreme Court Taft Bergrdoll Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Switzerland Erwin Bergrtoll

Trial of Illinois Governor Under Way

In Waukegan Illinois on April 24 Len Small governor faced trial with jurors selected for conspiracy to embowel state and corruption. The 100 man venire was drawn for service as farmers in overalls filled the court.

Illinois Waukegan Len Small Tre Small Stow Lake County Claire Iiity

Supreme Court Recess Dates Announced

The Supreme Court will recess from May 1 to May 18, with a return date set for May 18. The announcement came from Washington via United Press.

Supreme Court

Legion chief demands bonus bill's passage

United Press reports in Washington that General MacNider urged quick passage of the bonus bill. He accused opposition in the Senate of obstructing GOP critics and claimed business groups support the measure. He listed local chambers endorsing the bonus and cited petitions from disabled soldiers.

United Press Washington Apnoreayy Legion Hanford Macsider Ivers Senate MacNider Chamber of Commerce of United States Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce

Third Party Enters McCormick Baker Marriage Mystery

Paris headlines reveal a third party involvement in the McCormick Baker marriage dispute. Allister McCormick and Mary Landon Baker deny details while Chicago heiress Mary Phannon is noted in connection with events around Montmartre. McCormick refuses further comment citing Mrs Baker’s request for privacy.

McOrmick-Baker United Prose Paris Apa Allister Mearemigh Eileen McMormick Gail Phannon Chicago Allister McChrinith Mary Channon Miss Maker McCormick

Confessed Shooting Man in Pittsburgh Mystery Deepens

Mrs. Joan Sweet, living in East Liberty, Pittsburgh, reportedly confessed again to shooting Wilken Lawson in a Pittsburgh hotel on January 27. The latest statement cites a prior confession and alleges a man named George Moore from Lisbon, Pa, was involved in a love triangle tied to the case.

Waited Press Chicago Joan Sweet Wilken Lawson East Liberty Pehl Pittsburgh George Moore Lirhon

Disturbances at Uniontown Pa Mine Fields Prompt Arrests

Demonstrations by men and women marked the fourth week of a nationwide coal strike in Uniontown Pennsylvania. Four men and thirty women armed with iron pokers surged on the Amend works. two women Mary Redman and Caroline Treske were jailed for disorderly conduct. A mob dispersed by water hoses and guards prevented further pits incursions.

United Prasay Uniontown Amend Works Énr Continental Armad Kuardy Meg Mary Redman Caroline Treske Golllor Hay Weis

Irish Capital Paralyzed by General Strike

London reports a general strike crippling Dublin and disrupting communications. Public transport, telegraph and telephone services, and ships and rail lines were halted as workers demonstrations intensified amid civil conflict.

London Weneral van Priefly Dublin Watrogl Ube Beninil Corres Wyler

Fire Destroys Capital Hotel. Loss Estimated at 250000

United Press reports a major blaze gutted the Capital Hotel on April 4, with damage pegged around 250000. Investigators examine the scene as crews battle the flames. officials anticipate official findings on the fire’s cause.

Women's League Favors Outlawing Wars Proposal

Hartimore April report notes a Women’s League push to outlaw war by declaring it a crime under an international framework. The item cites support across leagues and mentions local reactions and related public notices.

Women’s League

Ibids Received On Sewer Projects In Local Notice

The fragment notes ibid bids for sewer construction in the city. It mentions surrounding streets and a church area as affected zones and cites the city engineer’s office as the contact point for details. Government authorities outline project scope and selection timing.

Three Injured When Car Goes Over Big Bank

Franklin April 24 three persons injured when a vehicle went over a large bank. Miss Zelda Morrison 18 suffered lacerations and bruises. A two year old and another passenger were seriously hurt. Driver William Vincent was identified as the operator of the auto involved in the crash near Polk County. Hospital treatment reported for all three.

Franklin Polk

Two Flyers Die as Planes Crash in Philadelphia

April 24 reports describe two airmen killed when a plane crashed near Warm inter vine Field Hatboro. Victims included Charles Vanier, 22, of Shari Ul, and Hofer Philadelphia, who were aboard the aircraft as witnesses and helpers. Fire and fumes filled the wreckage and rescue attempts followed, with a volunteer crew responding.

United Press Pipladelphia Hatboro Charles Vanier Weer Shari Ul Army Hier Phi LF Hofer Philadelphia Cullwort Mathura Bailaz

Death Notice Anna Mary Clark

Mrs Anna Mary Clark aged 24 Leary died Saturday evening at 7 o clock from tuberculosis. The deceased came to this country from Linembutitle with her husband and child. Services will be held from St Thomas church Wednesday morning at ten and internment will be in St Thomas Cemetery.

Anna Mary Clark Leary Fier Hihnwein Polueitine Ovens Hess St Thomas

First Cousin to King George Dead in London

A report from United Press notes the death of a close royal relative on George II’s day. The obituary cites the passing of a cousin of the king and mentions ceremonial contexts at St Paul’s Cathedral and related observances.

King George United Press Lory Palave Frien Staula Cathedral

Radiophone Becomes a Household Convenience

Wireless devices gain at home use as the Standards Bureau outlines radio apparatus attaching to ordinary electrical lines. The invention allows radio reception via electric battery and various antenna methods improving convenience and compatibility with existing household systems.

Anes Bureau of Standards Department of Com. Merce Fane Atandards Bureau

Aerial Wedding Over Metropolis Broadcast Plans

A wedding ceremony planned to be broadcast to a wide radius around New York includes a route to Veterans' Mountain Camp and a program involving a 40 foot or larger display. The event will feature a couple including Albert P. Schlathe and Suraeke Cockelain and will travel by air to Tunpee Lake.

United Press New York Suraeke Cockelain Frotden Syyiee Ant Albert P. Schlathe Dimes Square Tynluy Rey Belvin Tunpee Lake

Auto Crash Near Scranton Claims Two Fatalities

Scranton April 24 two killed in a two car collision near Scranton. John Vail manager of local stores and Mary Collins aged 14 were among injured. John Decker, father of Mary, was also hurt but expected to recover after hospital discharge.

United Press Scranton Leranton John Vail Gloge Mary Collins John Decker Collins St. Fair Decker

Corry Chamber of Commerce Election Ballots Due Tomorrow

Primary ballots for the Corry Chamber of Commerce officers must be returned to the association offices by evening. Voters are reminded ballots will be mailed soon and should reach the office for the coming election.

Corry Chamber of Commerce Jenior

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