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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
1
The Corry Evening Journal summarizes a vast coal shortage gripping the nation as unions consider strikes and governments prepare rationing plans. Officials, governors, and coal administrators weigh supply targets, prioritizing essential services, with states forecasting limited reserves and potential delays through winter.
A Philadelphia dispatch reports a patriotic gathering praising a concert, with remarks by Roy Beane of Pittsburgh promoting abstinence. The piece notes a coal shortage and widespread factory shutdowns across the state, leaving about 200,000 workers facing unemployment as coal supplies dwindle to eight days.
A railroad strike broadside unsettled by a partial rail stoppage hit four transcontinental routes through Missouri and Arizona causing widespread disruption. In New York radio executives debated President Hardings plea for settlement while union negotiators pursued wage talks amid hopes for a coal field accord.
Deputy Forsner Mark Pullom outlined an investigation into the death of Reed whose body was found near East Columbus Avenue on Wednesday night. Authorities say the victim may have died from a trolley strike or accidental vehicle hit, with funeral services planned for the following day at 2 o clock fromAlexander Prison.
Peace was restored after clashes among rival groups in Philadelphia. Police officials, led by Superintendent Mills, summoned company leaders to warn that continued fights would force removal of machines near the Lovraing Hotel battleground. Authorities urged cessation of hostilities and avoided further disruption.
United Press reports Cleveland Aug 11 that a quiet state committee will draft a wage agreement for the Center Competitive Field amid tense talks between miners and operators. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, says a settlement within a week seems likely as the joint committee works toward a new wage accord acceptable to both sides.
Harold McCormick, American multimillionaire, wed Polish opera star Ganna Walska in a ceremony in the 16th Arrondissement Paris. The marriage follows recent divorces and includes Dudley Field Malone as best man. a wedding luncheon preceded the couple’s departure for a honeymoon.
Four trains abandoned by their crews in the desert heat during a rail strike, leaving passengers and freight halted at the hottest point of the route. Armed guard patrols surround the area as districts refuse to operate locomotives.
In New York the Tealnig Importing Company warehouse was wrecked by a mysterious explosion last night. Two bodies were reported burnt beyond recognition in the ruins as rescue crews searched amid the debris. Five other men were injured and rushed to local hospitals as flames fed by hundreds of gallons of olive oil stored inside intensified the blaze.
A garbled report warns of dangerous defective locomotive components and possible engine failures. Despite unreadable names, the notice references testing, safety warnings, and potential risks to rail operations under review by authorities.
Fragmented OCR shows Northcliffe and related names amid jumbled text, possible report on a battle for life. Despite garbled passages, references to individuals, locations, and events suggest a local or historical interest story with multiple surnames and scattered quotes.
Reports indicate Mr and Mrs Tighland and their infant were swept into the Kaweah River near Three Rivers while aboard their car. The mother and child drowned after entering the water to seek help, as the father leapt in to rescue his wife and child. The bodies were recovered later. the family son and relatives traveled to Warren to visit kin.
A White Star liner Adriatic is reported to have exploded with 902 aboard. Two crew were killed but the ship is not currently in danger per the latest bulletin. The blast caused delays to further travel and rescue operations are ongoing.
United Press dispatch from New York says the White Star liner Adriatic suffered a coal-hold explosion causing fatalities and injuries. The Adriatic, en route to New York, continued under full steam after the blast. ship position and details were clarified by wireless messages.
Irish irreconcilables in Cork holdout against Free State troops as buildings burn and strongholds are stormed. Rebels evacuated some areas but stubborn resistance persists in several structures. Free State forces advance toward Cahir and Ungarvan amid heavy fire and damage.
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