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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1923

Page

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Pinchot Leads In Attempt At Settlement

Washington August reports say Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania is seeking a settlement with United Mine Workers amid looming coal strikes. He plans consultations with union leaders before any action, while state officials assess the anthracite coal situation and potential Septembers’ work stoppage.

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German policy expert warns of ruin if present government falls

Power disruption hits Columbus trolley plan as Gary and Fabel line suspends service due to missing state permit. Company curtailed trolley operations after a windstorm and faced possible stockholder meeting next week. Officials doubt equipment replacement and fear continued service curtailment without a franchise and state authorization.

Gary Fabel Columbus Corrs Netlin Tle Binsservier Tratley

Ninety Lost When Japanese Boat Sinks

A Japanese vessel sank with ninety deaths, including forty four dock workers. A United Press report notes the submarine attack near Palembang and describes the ship as deeply submerged and listing. The correspondent cites confusion over casualties and the vessel’s depth.

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Pinchot Leaves for Conference With Coolidge

Harrisburg Pa August 2 Governor Pinchot left the executive mansion shortly after ten this morning and was reported to be motoring to Washington for a conference with President Coolidge. The trip aims to discuss national policy and state concerns as he travels to the capital.

Unites Harrisburg Pinchot Washington Coolidge Elinin

Stanford Hose Picnic Sunday at Pope's Rim

Stafford Hose company invites the public to a Sunday picnic at Pope's Rim south of the city, with extensive preparations for a large crowd of local firefighters expected to attend. Miss Harriet Naumann of Amed, Tawa departed this afternoon after being a guest of Miss Elizabeth Hing. Mity Mabel Hodge plans a visit to Warton this afternoon for Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tred Stutgia.

Phima Stafford Hose Company Pope's Rim Harriet Naumann Amed Tawa Eilzabeth Hing Mity Mabel Hodge Warton Tred Stutgia

Fifty Killed in Viennese Train Wreck

Vienna dispatch reports a fatal express wreck on August 24 as a train from Vienna to Warsaw derailed, leaving about fifty dead and one hundred injured. The Polish railway operator Roslin Ku reportedly perished in the incident.

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Dunbar party offers splendid program on Chautauqua bill

Hundreds of Gearrvites enjoyed a full Chautauqua program on Washington stage presented by the Dunbar Quarter and standbell ringers. Teele narrated My Six Years In the Jungle of Malaya, while Burnell Ford showcased electrical inventions and aviation aids. Olive Oliver will star as Katharine in The Taming of the Shrew with Louis Leon Hall as Petruchio, part of the Shrew presentation at the Shuwea venue.

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Hargett Trial At Meadville In September

A man named Hargett faces charges in Meadville amid a series of arrests following a fatal incident. Details show potential manslaughter, but initial proceedings list only breaking and entering and larceny charges. The case moves toward the September term with local officials and the district attorney's office coordinating at Meadville.

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Court Asked to Refuse Klan State Charter

Attorney Charles A O'Brien petitioned common pleas court in Pittsburgh to refuse the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan state charter. The request cites bigotry and discrimination in the pattern of the group and asks for denial of the application filed yesterday.

KLAN United Pre Vittsburgh Charles A O'Brien Knights of the

Miners and Operators Blamed for Impending Strike

Maine figure Marc Goveriolles Bidter blames miners and operators for rising prices and quality concerns in a statement to the United Press from Augusta on August 2. He accuses both sides of deceiving the public over costs and standards.

Augusta Maine Anil Opwrttor Marc Uoveriolles

Rotary Convention Attended by Corry Club Members

Olin W Bracken and Cr Weir represent Corry at district convention in St Catherine Ontrin. They aim to return tonight as Corry Club officers. The cast includes prize leiber Shakespearean repertoire with Miss Cle ver Sf Hall and Mr Strauss closing a long touring season.

Olin W. Bracken Cr Weir Corry Kory Ar Noid St Catherine's Ontrin Corry Comerdy Miss Clever Sf Hall Mr Strauss Leiber

Katos Premier Baronet Death Shocks Japan News

Reports from Tokyo state Admiral Baron Kato, Japan's premier and wartime leader, died after a long illness. The official notice, expected to confirm the death, cites his role in shaping postwar policy and Japan’s wartime leadership, including his rise to premiership last year and later promotion to baron in 1920.

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No Curtailment Planned in Soft Coal Fields

United Press reports from Chicago that Frank Farrington, president of the United Miners in the Che Township district, declares a day of ceremony amid rumors of a dimwitted strike in sympathy with threats of an anthracite walkout affecting soft coal fields.

United Prest Phicago Aine Hi Tyne Frank Farrington Presi|dent Che Tiiinne United Min Workers of America

Leviathan Wins Atlantic Race Against Olympic

Leviathan wins an unofficial trans Atlantic race from New York to Southampton. The United States ship docked at 4:00 p m while the Olympic was still at sea. Leviathan passed Sandy Hook at 12 25 p m thirty five minutes behind the Olympic which headed for Cherbourg after leaving New York.

United Pros Routhampton Eng Bevinthiai White Sur Olympic United States Bothressels New York Leviathan Sandy Hook Cherbourg

New Director for Community Service Named

Hastings Jones of Wilkes Barre was named by Carey Community Service as director for the coming year. He will start in September and meets with the tent council today. A World War veteran, Jones served with the 100th Division overseas and was cited for actions in the Argonne. He attended Franklin and Marshall, is a graduate of Stanelmrg Normal, and previously worked in Hyrrinburg Vale. He will return to Wis City next week to begin duties.

Hastings Jones Wilkes Barre Carey Community Service Veunes Sunewedl Sal Walt Vie Tones Fithe Dimentor Spimes Theuiliy Thes City Stanelmrg Normal School Anda Franklin and Marshall College Fa Hing Hyrrinburg Vale Argonne Jones Wiskee Wis City

Germany Maintains Offer on Reparations After Heil Speech

In a cautious, formal address Chancellor Stresemann reaffirmed Berlin’s position on wartime reparations. An international expert commission would assess Germany’s capacity, with the government insisting the amount remains within its means and consistent with prior pledges.

U S Novelist Kate Wiggin in England Hospitalized

U S novelist Kate Wiggin known as Kate Douglas Wiggin author of The Birds and Christmas Carols was treated at a private hospital in England last night after experiencing beer illness months after an operation. Wiggin, born September 25 1860 in Philadelphia, wrote extensively in the United States and Europe gaining wide renown.

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New Chancellor Opposes Split of Rhineland

United Press reports Chancellor Stresemann opposes partition of the Rhineland, urging Germany to reject any separation as it confronts reparations. The interview, conducted at the chancellery garden, portrays Stresemann stressing unity, resisting international division, and seeking funds to stabilize the mark amid economic chaos.

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Two Klansmen Get Two Years Imprisonment in Tulsa

Three men Ben P. Sikes Graver Sikes and Earl Sackall were sentenced to two years each after pleading guilty to KKK membership and aiding the organization in its actions during the attack on Ben Wagner. Edward Crossland represented the defendants.

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New York Property Heirs Named In Jans Bogardus Case

Publication notes that Calvin O Schermerhorn of East Irving Street is an heir to holdings once owned by Annilie Jans Fogardus. The story adds descendants of the early Dutch settler in New York City, naming Mrs Lottie Centers of 208 First Avenue and Mrs Dy Juda of 6115 Center Street as claimants to portions of the family property.

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