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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1923

Page

1

Autoists to Fight Increased Motor Fees

A Corny era of tax talk cites proposed doubling of the gasoline tax to fund road needs. Motor clubs mobilize to oppose higher fees, urging motorists to pressure lawmakers and consider a license strike until terms improve. Secretary W. Edmund and the Pennsylvania Motor Federation mirror the united stance against the levy.

Toy Corry Martiebuuey W. Edmund Forry Roew Pennsylvania Motor Féderation Vail Coty Thun Thesnelso Flo

Mexican delegates on recognition named

Mexico City April 25 The Mexican special commissioners to discuss recognition with two United States delegates have been appointed by President Obregon. Ramon Ross former director of Charity and member of the Queretaro Constitutional convention is named along with Permitted Mongales, former interior secretary and railroad lines director. Both are described as personal friends of the president.

Mexico City United States Mexico Obregon Heyates Ramon Ross Mongales Jl the Interior Roth

Well Known Citizen Die Early Today

Well known citizen MeCray died early today in Corry after years as a city official and merchant. Survived by a widow and four children, funeral arrangements will be announced after word from distant relatives.

McCray Juris Hay Heer Thypty and Concord NeCray Seus Bury Lovells Convo Butte Corry Aker Wales Corky Tiachin Terry Decearel Mes Me Hino Peyote Chiery Thirt Murray Meadville Mid Tell Fae Hgelea Cal Ian Byron Corey WLU McClay Kein MT Metne Pine Island Milly Josin

Preliminary Balloting Completes for Chamber Directors

Preliminary balloting ends as twelve top votegetters move to final director selection for the Chamber of Commerce. Names listed include Rev. M S Ashton, Frank T Mabbity, Bentley, F Bisa, O W Bracken, Brown, J W Campbell, O M Doone, D A Millatram, P A Juveland, S V Stewart and OB Virus. Final ballots to be prepared at the Chamber offices with six directors chosen from the twelve. Elections conclude May 11.

Chanter of Commerce Mos Ashton Frank T Mabbiut Bentley F Bisa O. W Bracken Brown JW. Campbell Doone DA Millatram PA Juveland SV Stewart Chamber of Commerce Vatey Lineetora Ashton Ashton, # Tl Mabbity GS. Bornley O. W. Bracken JW Camptell Ac Tiftistron

Amato Found Guilty of Booze Peddling in Franklin

James Amato a 38 year old from Niagara Falls was found guilty of liquor transportation after police discovered his touring car in a Franklin garage packed with cases of booze. He was arrested weeks ago following the incident and brought to trial today.

United Franklin James Amato Niggara Falls Amato Tad

Massive wheel bursts at West Chester cold storage plant

A seven ton Aywheel exploded at United Prom WEST GHESTER in West Chester Pa causing $74,000 damage. Two sections of the wheel were hurled through the roof of the plant and another wrecked two furnaces.

United Prom West

Rail Shop Workers Seek Wage Increase

Rail shop workers petition the United States Railroad Labor Board seeking a wage rise of about ten percent. The filing notes more than 10,000 workers involved and a total payroll impact near $25,000,000, aiming to ending a long pay stagnation.

Maintennee United Statey Railroad Pigtall Meyer Petitini Howe

Funeral of Dr W M Baker Held Tuesday

Funeral services for Dr W M Baker were held Tuesday in Warren with large attendance. The body arrived from De Witt and was interred at Pine Shire Cemetery. Attendees included relatives, lodge members, and friends from Warren and nearby towns, with services at the family home and graveside rites conducted by local pastors and NorthStar Lodge 211.

Mange Jaycee de Wittig Baker Warren Vine Grove Unera Frenity de Saker Howie Waren Waren Yesterday At 12 Honk and Were Markedly Impressive Simplicity. ‘Tiemmeseen M. Kistler Piret Pineshire Ashton NorthStar Lodge L. L. Swisher Wireen Wort Loge Panjally Syracuse Willis Mal Bahir Trenton Mex Turst Titusville Seely Rankin Ars Peterson Stes HL J Lestie Erie

Father in Law Coolidge Dead in Burlington Vi

United Press report from Burlington Vermont states J Goodhue, father in law of Vice President Coolidge, died today. He was a retired frame worker and a deacon in the Procreational Church. The article notes he had long cared for his daughter and a widow is mentioned in passing.

United Press Burlington Andreve J. Goodhue Coolidge Gradinie Frame Burstinung

Honduran Suspect Denies All Charges

A young woman in Tegucigalpa, claiming the name Mrs. R. M. Vanunganette and believing she is Clare Phillips, escaped a “hammer murderess” label and will fight extradition to the United States. She denies being Mrs. Philips and cites a Honduras United States treaty as the basis to oppose extradition.

United Pres San Salvador R. M. Vanunganette Tegucigalpa Horuray Clare Phillips Hammer United States Ywai Philips Honduras United], States United Press LOS Angina Anya Wuthari Ata Phillipe Daynes Roxy Tomituean Saint Arinuir Philips Igelieert Arangebrente Unier Sierill Gum

Pennsyl Shop Craft Workers In Session

The Pennsyl Shop Craft Workers held a meeting at Rex Theatre to discuss instructions for the upcoming cimi fg election of representatives for Pennsylvania Railroad employees. Delegates from Buffalo, Oil City, Kane, Emporium, Olean, Kane, and other terminals were present and instructed on the election process and representation.

Mepriacitatins Shoperat Renovo, Misgheny Muffislo Slivmone Pennsylvania Railroad Rex Cimi Pennsylvania Taileod Ofty Four-Shinermte Repnesey Tulivon Buffalo Oil City Kine Kane Emporium Olean Philipston Dyittmed Parry Venanga Wsta Devils Cami

Postpone New Rates for Rail Mileage Books

The Interstate Commerce Commission postponed the sale of interlongestile script coupon books until January 1 1923 and delayed enforcing a May 1 start. The action, aimed at 2500 miles of Virginian tickets priced at $72, avoids a 20 percent below rate sale. Railroads oppose the delay citing revenue losses while the commission reviews the law. Owen Pullom and Tom Tuldin travel to JeriesTown after the death of their brother John Pullom Tuesday morning.

Wasilington Interstate Commerce Commission Westernl Coust Boston Mass Jeu Leavor Order Tol Court Owen Pullom Tom Tul Din

Daylight Saving Bill Passes House in Washington

A daylight saving bill cleared the House in a rapid session in April. The measure aims to standardize time changes, affecting schedules and local clocks nationwide. Supporters say it would simplify commerce and travel while opponents warn of disruption to communities.

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Plan Daylight Saving Despite Opposing Bill

report outlines lawmakers push to extend daylight saving time despite a bill opposing it with plans for a statewide shift. mentions dates, dates vary, and references to a Tuesday return and public commentary.

Rumor Denial Over Torture Allegations To Prelate

A United Press dispatch from London clears rumors that a prelate was tortured. Reported confessions describe torture claims as unfounded. officials say the Patriarch maintained ties with monarchist leaders while denying any concealment. The delegation asserts several decisions urged revolt against the state and names Verbal generals including Denikin and Rototchat.

United Press London Riva Takhon Hing Takhion ii Denikin

Inner Secrets House of David Revealed

A dense, fragmented report details alleged breaches of colony rules and confessions by members titled as virgin wives. It notes ongoing probes and references to leaders and accusations of transgression within the group.

House OF David

Local Priest Transferred to Dubois Church

A priest from St Thomas Church is reassigned to a duties panel at Dubois. Rev Somindinger becomes assistant to Rev Pricey, rector of St Thomas, with church work and parish improvements noted. The move follows his tenure at Niagara and service within the St Thomas congregation and broader parish.

Dubois Miurshy Vewey St Thais Niagara St Thomas Church Faso Semundinger Joel Uenagh St .Thomas Symindiiger

Posture and Health Talk by Dr Davis at PTA Meeting

Dr Davis addressed parents and teachers on posture and health, tracing the life cycle of the normal individual and the impact of good and poor posture. He used drawings and X-ray plates to illustrate the need for consistent posture correction work in schools. Mrs John Fairclough departed for Buffalo to stay with her mother for the weekend.

Parent and Davis If Davis Johae Davig John Fairclough Buuffalo Propster

Harding Ties Court Plan To 1924 Campaign

Washington reports President Harding links his court plan to the 1924 campaign. Republican supporters note a possible shift as critics warn the White House faces pressure from Watsons group and party factions amid fevered national debate on the court issue.

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Ladies Night Enjoyable in Rotary Circles

Last evening the Rotary Club held Ladies Night at Pariah Hall with a seven o'clock dinner. Vanmanuel Guild served a tiny menu to over 110 guests and Prof Emory of Edinboro Normal School directed the musical program. Rank Loveland presided, TD Clarence Cruviech spoke, and Dr Graveford presented Education as the evening’s topic. Officer elections followed, naming Olin Bracken as President, Dr C B Kibler as Secretary, C E B Weir as Treasurer, with FR T Babbitt and L Viv​eae as additional officers.

Rotary Cub Gymuuication Facion Pariah Hall Vanmanuel Guild Emory Edinboro Normal School Song Fender Rank Loveland Clarence C

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Sec’y Marsh Motor Club Marsh C.B. McCray Concord Township Arato W.M. Baker Grave Warren Masonic Fraternity M.S. Ashton L. S. Swisher Clara Phillips Pennsy Shop Craft Workers Representaties Notie Gees Othey Pennsylvania Bill Quinn the - Hartinbury Paties Kraus Env Meiesuke Hemng George Stengel Sunita Louis Jackson Chineisi Joel Choitness Wience Junon Jicze Dingeman Joshra Sir Squirt Benjy Saale Tuley Af Wheenlang Tomine Tiyetar R. L. Semindinger St. Thomas Washington Senator Watson Rotary
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