03 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1923
Page
1
United Press reports the 68th Congress convened at noon with both houses in session. Senators and representatives observed the formalities, swore in new members, and addressed constitutional procedures as the chamber prepared for business. The Senate adjourned briefly amid a tense atmosphere as security and public interest filled the area around the Capitol.
Judge Fishoonmaker today issued a warrant allowing Dr WK Walker or any physician recommended by Charis Ellis to visit Haney Montin of OU City for an examination regarding his incapacity. Edward Lewis, warden of the Allegheny County Jail, authorized the visit.
A major flood from the Glend Dam breached the Hoodinwster valley, sweeping away three Hrimbadga Vale villages and killing hundreds. A wall of water, 40 feet high, surged through Dazro and surrounding towns, destroying homes, livestock, and communications. Rescue workers search the wreckage as authorities and Mussolini respond to the catastrophe.
A fragmented Harrisburg dispatch notes a conference on December 13 where plans for a compact on regulating public business are discussed. Governor Pinchot is mentioned as supporting the proposal, with emphasis on mining, allotment, and related governance.
North Corry residents reported a rare sight today as a two year old deer wandered through the area. It was first seen near the lower pump station of the Lorry Water Supply Company, then moved toward Scrantiling farm before vanishing. The encounter drew excitement among onlookers.
November snowfall in Corry topped recent years with 4 inches recorded by Cooperative Observer N R Deven. The month saw a total precipitation of 3.79 inches and 28 inches of season total snow. temperatures ranged from a mean minimum of 9.07 to a maximum of 47.58 with daily highs noted.
Washington December 3 The United States Supreme Court sustained a decision preventing West Virginia from restricting the amount of natural gas supplied to Ohio and Pennsylvania. The ruling held that the state could not limit gas flow to its neighbors to curb shortages or price pressures. The opinion centers on interstate energy supply and state power boundaries.
Federated Club of Corry held a Friday evening program at Parieh hall led by president Abs. 2 Hories. The Authors Club featured Mrs J O Rolligs Ashton with War Correspondents and War Poetry topics. Dor othy Waller led songs, guests served refreshments, and milk for undernourished schoolchildren was discussed.
Committees push details for a large Erie area rally and booster banquet to be held in Parish Hall Thursday night. H. E. Manley to toast. Invitations sent to prominent city figures in Erie Waterlout and Crioye City. County officials and business leaders expected to attend. Main aim to gain support for urging Paul D. Wright Secretary of Highways on funding for the Forty and Tyson City road project.
A mining accident at a coal shaft in Leeds leaves workers dead or injured as rope and mine equipment fail. Officials report the incident occurred at the bottom of the shaft with minors present.
United States Senate story outlines changes in Democratic leadership with Senator Toe Robinson of Arkansas named as floor leader after others decline. Pittman of Nevada named for Senate president role, Gerry of Rhode Island for whip, King of Utah for secretary, and Walsh of Montana chosen as vice chairman.
Indianapolis December 2 Gov Warren T McCray was formally arrested today on indictments by the Marion County grand jury. The warrants were served by Sheriff George Snider and Special Investigator Claude Worley. McCray posted 25000 bail and was released to spend a few days with relatives in Detroit Michigan before returning.
A Buddhist style record notes memorial rites held yesterday at the North Center club auditorium for a Corry Lodge member and fellow Elks officers. The ceremony featured an orchestral overture, a addressed sermon by P Dger Lyons, and a roll call of deceased brothers including Warren Gars Keefe Whitmore Nichols Wilcox and Parker. The speaker reflected on death, memory, and the bonds of fraternity.
Doctrinal shifts and political rhetoric frame a moral choice before the American people as a vital issue in the national debate on prohibition enforcement. The article notes leaders framing the dry movement as a test of society’s ethics and law.
A community effort organized by a ladies committee raised funds by selling seala to support anti Luberculosis campaigns. Miss Cora Youngs and Mrs J Morrow led volunteers including Mrs Langdon Rowe and Mrs G A Shen in promoting sales at Rex, Arcades, and other city venues. Dr Gil Tite, chairman, expects sales to meet or surpass established quotas.
U.S. Attorney Tiaugherty asks President to grant a reform pardon for Charles L. Uraig city official of Bow Wood. The draft pardon has been prepared and was to be sent to the White House for approval within hours.
The wedding of Miss Troe McGraw daughter of Mrs Alma McGrase of Corry and Avi Mall Atwhte of Corry took place at a Pittsburgh home venue on November 27 conducted by Rev. Robert Yours. The bride wore brocaded satin with roses and blue accents, followed by a dinner at the Ritenhour and a theater party. After a honeymoon trip they will reside in Corry.
Iyaroa Proper, an Union City youth, was treated at Copp hospital Saturday night for a gunshot wound after an accident Saturday afternoon. His condition was not serious and he was discharged from the hospital several days later.
Washington dispatch reports no formal decision on U S participation in a study of Germany’s finances linked to reparations. A Paris report claimed the United States rejected the plan, but officials say the inquiry was only for more information. James A. Logan and the preparation commission were involved in seeking clarification.
United Press reports the 1925 General Beach river and harbor plan proposes 45,425,005 for general works with 400,000 for surveys and contingencies. Key items include Hudson River channel 250,000 and Erie area dredging 30,000 for Tarbor at Erie Pennsylvania with additional works on Monongahela and Allegheny rivers and Ohio River dredging totaling 300,000.
Engineering data shows Corry manufactured valve springs used in Curtiss motors for speed trials. In Cowes England first and second places were won by Lieutenants Rittenhouse and Orrine aboard Curtiss planes, with Raymond Manufacturing Co springs. Brow and Williams contributed to the performance and supremacy of the planes using these components.
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