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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1923
Page
7
Rex theatre features George Arliss in Disraeli alongside Clara Kimball Young in The Woman of Bronze and a new comedy Crashin’ Thru. The midweek program also lists a Friday and Saturday engagement by Disraeli with Kimball Young presenting the program.
Franklin council faces a likely plan to levy a personal tax on women residents amid debate over school funding and tax equity. The issue centers on city versus county assessments, with proposed rates around 50 to 55 cents and uncertain legality, as officials weigh taxing women to fund schools.
William C. McKinley of Rockford, age 10, wandered 18 days in rough terrain near Bilver Lake before rescuers located him. He traveled in a five mile loop, shouted for help, and was finally found by George Wormer and Dick Anderson after navigation by trapped fishermen and rough water hampering earlier efforts.
James B Yard announces candidacy for prothonotary subject to Republican primaries. He seeks support from party members and cites alignment with party goals.
Pleve announces Tam a candid for the office of Director of the Poor of Belo County subject to the Republican Primaries on September 8, 1923. Support respectfully solicited by Homer A. Mills Springfield Pa.
Aug 26 hearing dissolves around the railroad camp near Brocton as Lieutenant Schooniver of the New York Central force probes James Green alias James Jones and two other Black men alleged to have roamed with a big caliber revolver. They were brought to Pashirk, then to Brootin for trial on carrying a revolver without a permit. The trio claimed they recently moved from Pittamings area. Green said the weapon came from his father. Camp residents feared more violence as Green was taken into custody amid claims of other Negroes fleeing the rail camp. Green maintained he was not shooting, while others described a tense scene as rumors spread in the camp. Rentals listed on Hust Washington Street.
An obscure caption notes Proud Steed General showing a sharper stance for a cameraman. The text mentions President Coolideo in some context and an election among a dozen horns in a group identified as White Hass voublen sa ty personal racine.
Tam a candidate for reelection to the office of County Commissioner on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary September 18. A portion of the support of the voters at this time will be ample, per Joseph Y. Moorhead.
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