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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary list shows cows and bulls with prices around 14.50 to 149.50 and 80 cents for intangibles, referencing Dawson. The garbled OCR notes livestock, broken track, and approximate values, suggesting a rural sale or livestock auction with multiple lots and measurements.
A wide range of rail incidents and terror plots unfold across the nation. Investigations reveal dynamite, gunfire, and arson tied to crude attempts to derail trains and harm railway workers. Police patrol rail yards, detain suspects, and warn of further strikes as investigators piece together the scope of the plots and the deadly wrecks.
In Paris on August 1 a formal announcement stated the Allied Peace Proposals Commission voted no to granting more power to Germany, signaling continued restraint toward aggressive moves and signaling the path of allied policy.
United Press reports Paris talks as Allies reject a moratorium for Germany amid tense diplomacy. French coverage notes friction with Germany, possible short term loans, and a looming public report from the commission while France resists German concessions.
In Cleveland on August 1 petitions totaling about 25 000 signatures were gathered to demand the recall of Mayor Hredenck Kahler. The drive follows a clash with the Cleveland Federation of Labor over shop pole policy and a dispute with city officials. The election is set for November 7 across the county.
A total of funds was raised by Corey Jamestown plant workers for North hrytomnade victims. The campaign, directed by Gunnitke, supported by 16 Kenggon Jiitosei and various plants, coincides with the sale of the WY block on Bir avenue to Le Spiesman. The Knights of Pyrhus will stay at the Dull home. United Press notes a large turnout for the Worry Redwid Gan Club. Washington dispatches discuss Pakistan cooperation and Winslow distribution. Government aims to complete silane water protection, but coal profit match with Jamestown club may stall in the House with a quorum vote. President Harding urged Congress to stay until industrial legislation passes. Winglow bill vote postponed due to absence. Mrs Montgomery and Mr Montgomery, formerly of Aeron, Ohio, visit Bradford. Corry sewer work nearly finished by A. P. Tors Company. equipment moved to railroad for shipment. Henry Miner remains in critical condition after Erie No. 25 collision. Mrs Cynthia Mannarren visits Buffalo for the week.
A rear end collision between two electric commuter trains near Newark injures seventeen. Motorman and several passengers sustained injuries as crews evacuated the scene and halted traffic on the line. Emergency response rushed to the wreck site as hospitals prepared for incoming patients.
A large crowd gathered in Waterford to unveil a chrome statue of George Washington amid waving American French and British colors. Speakers including county and state officials recounted Revolutionary War ties as Count De Chambran and Captain Josinte King attended.
Exhibition continues this afternoon and evening at Ui pans thin park with samples of handiwork by children from playground programs. Students have crafted paper flowers sewn items and stuffed figures. Sewing featured as a key part of the playground project with demonstrations and displays opening from 2:30 until closing.
London reports Britain has withdrawn recognition of Amatican Consul Slater and Vice Consul Brooks. In Western Pennsylvania miners resume work as Pittsburgh Coal Company accepts Cleveland conference terms. Evictions rise in Connellsville field as operators vow new measures while strikes persist and car shortages loom.
Reported by United Press International amid chaotic details. Descriptions of the explosion and casualties reference various locations and individuals, with conflicting notes about timing and responsibility. The piece names several persons and entities as it outlines the incident's impact and ongoing inquiries.
Fragmented OCR fragment describes anti Soviet unrest in southern Russia with mentions of London, Belphis Thedt Thy White Bea, Comesan and various names. Context unclear. references suggest a broad anti Soviet revolt narrative with foreign and regional ties and unclear dates or actions.
A 17 year old boy shot and killed his father to rescue his mother from ongoing abuse. The incident occurred in Stecbenville as police were alerted and officers arrived at the scene. The body was transported to the morgue for autopsy while investigators examine the family turmoil and motive.
United Press dispatch from San Francisco reports Hiram W. Johnson winning the Republican nomination in California. The contest filled major state posts and highlighted shifts in party support amid a crowded field of 501,000+ ballots counted and 6,095 precincts reporting.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a rescue dig underway at Hope with men believed buried under rubble. Amid garbled names and phrases, the core update suggests some miners remain alive while others are accounted for, with unclear details on location and agencies involved.
Edgewater police announce another arrest in the movie murder case involving a husband and wife pair. The suspect, Charles Southiy, is linked to the death of actor Joh Ware, with evidence suggesting a firearm was involved. Officials claim the investigation uncovered key eyelets and a line of inquiry leading to the suspect.
Hazel Wartman, guest of Mike Ale Young, departs for home in Rochester New York after a brief stay. The notice notes her return and the local context of the visit in a concise, era-appropriate tone.
A sweeping crackdown targets illicit operations with multiple arrests and confiscations. Detained were numerous suspects including Muir, Tom Warren, and others. material seizures totaled fifteen stills and gallons of liquor. Police report ongoing investigations across multiple locations and the involvement of various named individuals.
United Press report says Chicago area Western road to be placed under federal receivership amid default risk. William Breed, president, and William Whitelock named receivers. Meridenport oversight noted as supervision center. Road faced $1.1 million debt and coal strike impact plus $39,000 claim by Texas Company. Revenue relied on coal handling during labor disruptions.
Twenty three of the 400 passengers and crew aboard the Chilean liner Tata were saved after it sank off Choros Islands Tuesday. Ten additional survivors were brought in yesterday, and eighteen had been accounted for earlier.
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