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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1922
Page
6
Gifford Pinchot announces the administration will not need aides de camp, following Governor Sproul’s path. The ornamental posts, given to loyal servicemen, will not be filled as Pinchot limits political jobs with salaries.
Det 11 in Tunkhannock reports Professor Frederick E Wilson aged 40 a prominent Wyoming county musician shot himself in the left temple at his Riverview home near here. Ill health and a yearlong separation from his wife are cited as factors in the tragedy.
Eight year old Leo Eppler of 620 Parada Street sustained injuries after a youth accident on Friday night near Seventh Street and Holland. He was rushed to Hamot Hospital in precarious condition. SD Langley of 523 Poplar Street drove the auto and was allowed to go home after police report. William Moeller of 640 West Eighth Street assisted and took Eppler to hospital.
County Detective Coleman Smith nabbed Austin booze peddlers last Saturday leading to three arrests. Those held include Frank Provinso Mrs Catherine Vinci and John Pinach along with Paul and Mary Glatz. All waived a hearing and were bound over to the December term of court.
The Westfield electric plant adds a large Niagara powered motor and generator to run current during repairs after a flywheel accident. The setup will be temporary until a permanent connection to Niagara is decided by voters or rebuilt. Molasses word origin traced to Latin mel.
Two rival gang factions fought in New York around Forty Seventh Street and Broadway causing chaos. Gunfire shattered windows as motorcycles and taxis sped through the area drawing police response as residents hid indoors and fled the scene.
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