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25 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1923
Page
1
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Pierre of thin city faces court on an aggravated assault charge following a quarrel at the Ajax plant with Angelo Lixsi. A preliminary hearing set after a confrontation over money and a later incident with Dionne. Detective witnesses and plant workers attended the proceedings.
Philadelphia reports an infant body found was confirmed as a month old boy, not the kidnapped Gotham girl Lillian McKenzie. Police and coroner’s examination ruled out connection to the New York abduction, detailing attire and condition to distinguish the child’s identity.
PennsylvanIa crude oil producers plan a meeting at the Wilkins Room of the Wil Jefferson hotel on August 1 to perfect the Pennsylvania Crude Oil Association. Officers will be elected and a general discussion of oil production will be held. The event is billed as one of the most epochal moves in the history of the business. Mrs Charlonelgey of Stoudville arrived from Bradford, PA and is visiting the Kelusys at South Copter Street.
From Atlantic City Aug 26 miners officials and operators representatives plan a noon Monday meeting in Harrisburg with Governor Pinchot. John W Lewis president of United Mine Workers stated the miners will accept but no worker portion changes implied. Operators’ representative Samuel Warriner said they will accept as well guiding the approach via telephoned contact.
Oscar Pritw of Cory and Columbus Transport seeks a state certificate to operate a bus service to Columbus. The plan aims to restore transport after a trolley suspension left residents without conveyance and awaits Public Service Commission action on the franchise petition.
The new removable foot rest for shoes at Frank Lite's establishment in the Barrow block on South Menter street is designed to tuck away when patrons sit or rise, preventing coat entanglements and increasing convenience. Lite has secured a patent and received many inquiries from concerned parties, with plans to bring the device to market.
A Nash automobile owned by A Stockton of Wellsville collided with Keystone Construction Company trucks near Maple Avenue crossing. The car suffered extensive front-end damage including a crushed body and broken shield. Stockton and his son escaped injury. Claude Messenger had driven from Wellsville to accompany a body in another incident. John Barry and his daughter Florence visited Buffalo with Dr and Mrs William Hay.
Washington Aug 25 Wheat farmers nationwide face no relief as Gov Robert A Cooper chairman of the Federal Farm Board after conference with President Coolidge said corn farmers bore losses last year and wheat farmers must do the same.
Derry's 1923 Chautauqua plans a Shakespearean production titled The Warning of the Shrew to be staged in the school tent. Patrons expect a crowded audience as the Wig tent draws large crowds for day and night programs. An electrical demonstration by scientist Huegell R. Lord features in the evening. No services tomorrow. regular programming resumes Monday with the Dunbar White Hussars and W. J Spitlman lecture The Basic Industry.
V P Willcox died Friday evening at his Center Street home after a lingering illness. Survived by two sons, Vestun J and Jay U Willcox of New York, a sister Mig tat He A Gaulfrein is stated as critically ill. Funeral from the Tate home Sunday at 2 o'clock, in charge of Hlesand GA R. Remains to Bren tom, N J, for burial beside wife and daughter.
In Albany Nev a tragic incident ends a young girl's life after she and her six year old brother Charles fell ill from poisonous berries. Harold Young and his daughter Francis traveled to Bemus Point for a visit with relatives.
Deliberations by the Methodist church body and committee align to adopt a new heating system and seating arrangement. The change requires subscriptions over several years with quarterly installments to fund the project and support church comfort during cold weather.
United Press reports officials in Colorado Springs believe a 17 year old girl may have been murdered. letters found beneath her pillow are suspected to have been planted to misdirect investigators toward a mysterious figure named Jack. Authorities questioned her mother and stepfather in the case.
Columbus report details a prisoner, Mutler Storke, granted parole after studying under the Intrawall Correspondence Seriparity program. He will serve a conditional release of one year with $250 monthly, and must help install the program in other prisons. Gov Donabey ordered investigation leading to parole. Storke is a Storke college graduate and World War I artillery captain.
The Corry City Electric Light Company plans repairs on Transmission Line 10. Union Labor will perform conduit and line work between Corey and Wilia. Crews expect the project to take several weeks with possible additional Sundays. Surveys and new poles will be installed as part of a larger rebuild across the west ward system.
Fragmented report describes a sequence involving a dead boy, a mother, and a pursuit by police. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on a murder case tied to a boy’s death and a risky search, with a cabin scene and a firearm report. The text is highly distorted.
An official White House note says General Sawyer will remain as Mrs Harding’s personal physician. The announcement states he will be free to serve Mrs Harding in any way needed, maintaining continuity after the late President Harding.
The governor of Pennsylvania acts as mediator as miners refuse to commit to accepting any terms for a wage dispute. President Wilson and federal agencies monitor the talks while Pinchot contemplates inviting miners and operators to a conference to restart negotiations before the September 1 strike.
Harrisburg braces as Governor Pinchot moves to avert a hard coal strike. He calls for a conference between miners and operators in Harrisburg, seeking mediation with support from President Pro Tem and officials. High-level talks with miners and operators continue as Washington delay lingers.
A garbled note reports a temporary ascent of Uchida to Rio status as Aaron Wchida, a former minister, is linked to events surrounding the death of Premier Rito and a cabinet reshuffle amid fiscal pressures and tuition concerns.
Police struggle to advance the kidnaping case of three month old Lilian McKenzie as investigators under Mrs May Hamilton pursue every lead. The case, dubbed the great kidnapping mystery, has drawn national attention with offers of rewards and widespread tips, but no solid breakthrough emerges despite efforts by parents and detectives.
August 25 New York reports a campaign by the Society for the Suppression of the Hips against foreign periodicals showing undressed figures. A test case by Magintram Goodman against George B. Druin, a news dealer, failed to convict. Printed Spainish and French magazines remained available. debate centers on decency and morality of wares on stands.
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