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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1922
Page
1
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Anthracite leaders split as railway strikes widen while shop unions demand seniority. Carriers face defeat on key issue. settlement efforts risk collapse if demands persist.
Rail executives deny any imminent peace as talks in Washington and Pittsburgh stumble amid threats and counteroffers. United Mine Workers leader John J. Lewis signals persistence, while officials warn against premature conclusions as negotiations stall and potential arbitration is discussed.
A letter from Representative John Phillip Til of Maryland requests removal of Federal Prohibition Director Haynes. The missive accuses him of undermining government functions, urging action by Secretary of Treasury authorities.
A pilot Harold Tampon a mechanic and an unnamed passenger were rescued after 43 hours at sea when their plane Armbmdner 11 sank near New Jersey. They were picked up by a fishing vessel and later identified by authorities. The three survivors, though greatly exhausted, refused to disclose the passenger’s identity.
Mrs Dierkin of East Synth Street was held for court after an Alderman ordered examination. She faces a liquor charge and was brought before Fire under Bail set at $3,000, with the amount furnished by the defendant.
United Prom reports Pennsylvania coal production will rise 20 to 80 percent this week as fuel distributors anticipate higher output. The article notes lingering arbitration talks and wage concerns, with union delegates and mine operators preparing for another conference to seize a path forward.
In a lengthy session the City Commission discussed water mains on East Semitle Street to Sloulie Avenue and a 6 inch line with hydrants, plus a 4 inch line on the latter street to serve property owners. They debated a $648 highway bill, planned tentative sewage disposal plant work for East Heid Improvement drainage, and a proposed West Smith Street grade reduction with an ordinance proposal to fund the improvement.
The board of directors of a steel manufacturing company announced a wage increase of about 20 percent set to take effect September 1. The action, reported in New York, follows discussions by company leadership and aims to address labor costs and worker compensation.
United Press reports the Senate is expected to approve the pension style bonus bill next week by a substantial margin. Supporters push for a two thirds majority to secure presidential signature, while opponents flag potential veto risk if the measure lacks revenue provisions or a sales tax amendment.
The Herald notes Haig Oil Co No.3 well taps pay sand with a flow resembling 250 barrels and a gas flow equal to Tug gas. Norton and Co test at McGee Row reported dry. Queen area shows no oil or gas. Ralph Hayes, pumper with Erie police, involved in a late night incident near Twelfth and Suite streets.
Fifteen delegates to the national convention of the Communist Party of America were arrested by deputies and federal agents in Bridgman Michigan. The raid involved twenty federal agents from Chicago with local deputies and a security team. Delegates and representatives fled to Chicago ahead of the action amid reported clashes and arrests.
A grass fire broke out along West Washington Street near the McLaughlin home prompting a department response. First Ward Equipment workers quickly contained the blaze after a brief fight, with residents noting the incident and nearby Mrs. Anna Clayton traveling from Union City to visit relatives.
President Harding demands the Pedera Commission to conduct a full investigation of the shilling industry with only public representatives. The White House announced opposition to pelty parties on the commission, favoring miners operators and public members as Senate labor committee considers a coal investigation agency with only public representatives.
West Virginia miners resumed operations near Pleasonton as a wage dispute and a lengthy shutdown pressured the industry. Leading operators signed wage agreements, but broader upstate mine actions and river shipping disruptions threaten Kanawha and surrounding districts as the industry navigates remaining strikes.
Tiom River Ure Aug 22 data shows John Young 48 died while attempting to rescue a dog from a moving tramcar. He worked as a material checker at a construction camp of TePuede Power and Light. The dog had been the camp’s mascot and was struck by the train as Young acted to shield it, dying at the scene.
In Philadelphia on August 2 Senator Edwin Vare was reported improving after an illness. His wife stated he could sit in a chair soon with care from his family physician Dr Lewis Brinton, a stomach specialist, and attending clergy.
United Press dispatch from Zurich reports Mathilde and Oser, former livery stable proprietors, have left Switzerland and traveled to Italy with Brides? The Boy Scouts plan a gathering near the Post Office at 12:30 pm, awaiting transportation to Brokenstraw Park for Rotary outing. Boys should bring hatchets knives and moss kits. Food and campfires arranged for cooking.
Seaplane to Haiti from Nassau noted as plans unfold alongside a high tension arrest of a Chinese associate linked to the Tong leadership. The New York dispatch describes a chaotic scene with Detectives and alleged henchmen, detailing the suspect Mok Min and the broader criminal activity tied to the Tong organization in Nassau and Chinatown.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a proposed pact between Japanese and Siberian interests amid wider Eurasian trade tensions. The conference is reportedly set for early September near an unspecified European venue, with aims to align anti Western blocs and expand regional commerce.
A Jamestown theft led police to a car found on North Central Street within hours. An investigator described the unfolding events, including a late-night call, license checks, and the vehicle’s seizure as daylight approached. Authorities noted the pursuit involved a tire issue and several witnesses before recovery.
New and expanded interests ignite activity in Tidoute field with Kelly parcel eighty acres east of fences under development for the Tidionte pool by Vlinger Uros and Carnahan. Innertouth NY financiers extend support. project named Kelly Vii syvidielle. Construction crews erect a standard tank and begin first production steps within days.
Gary Indiana August second report says a triple investigation into the wreck of the million dollar express of Michigan Central, in which two trammen were killed. Madera authorities assisted several blocking shopmen for questioning. Cook and Lake County officials were also investigating.
The Chamber and local patrons mobilize against proposed Post Office cuts. A resolution urges continued service and protection of local mail, with copies sent to the Postmaster General, a senator, and city officials to press for prompt relief.
Scranton August 22 Elks from across Pennsylvania convene with Charles Grakelow Philadelphia serving as president pro tem as George Post Mahanoy City is tipped for the presidency. The gathering opened with a banquet featuring ex governor J K Tetervagna and talks on improving American youth amid ongoing lodge representation statewide.
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