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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
3
The United States Treasury reports a flood of counterfeit money linked to liquor traffic. Bootleggers and purchasers exchange bogus money for booze, prompting calls for harsher Prohibition enforcement and deeming liquor the most demoralizing factor in public life.
The piece notes German and Italian political costume trends in toy soldiers, suggesting novelty may mirror public interest in fascist imagery. It cites concerns over revolutionary symbolism and jokes about national political shifts, including constitutional amendments and coal production worries.
Transcribed notes reflect a 1203 journal entry discussing political balance and intelligence tests to gauge voter equality. Pondering German and French positions, the excerpt critiques the governance system and balance of power, noting failures and uncertainties in decision making.
An Irish veteran leader arrives in London to be named governor general of Ireland. Debate rages over royal prerogative and ceremonial homage as critics say the state is a stage property and kings are merely presiding figures in imperial governance.
An 18 month old infant died after inhaling nicotine from a pipe given by a sibling. The Bayly family of Overtly Mitts near here reported the incident occurred last Thursday after several days of investigation. Sherwood Simmins traveled to James Town for a poultry show.
Police seek burglars after five north side Jamestown homes were entered Sunday afternoon and evening. Jewelry valued at several hundred dollars was taken from three houses, while two others were ransacked with no items missing. Victims include Ky Tilaty, Walter FyShaw, and BE. L. iAihaisan, with later reports naming S.C Maorer and Mrs. Edward Gilroy as other sites.
The man killed Sunday by a Pennsylvania railroad express east of Elm Street is identified as Job Martin Fromnecht of East Millerick. The body was removed to Brugger's Undertaking Rooms. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
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