15 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
1
Local weather forecast calls for warmer conditions with a high around ten degrees above zero. A dry run concrete bridge between Spring Creek and Girard on Route 200 affected traffic, while state authorities ordered railroad service adjustments near Forsythe.
An extended southern tour by JR Pope and daughter Miss Kiva ogy spurred visits to multiple relatives and communities in the South. The piece notes a Wall Street Journal end-of-day review, weather outlook, and a local highway department license renewal date, plus local crime, tax, and police activity details.
United Press reports Mexican forces clash as Obregon pushes westward toward Guadalajara. Rebels under Col. Sitare confront federal troops near Britlin in Padila, then retreat after combat. In the west Estrada’s rebels face strong federal pressure at Celaya while Obregon asserts progress and readiness.
Post Office announces extended hours from tonight through the 7th to speed holiday mail. Extra truck service begins Tuesday with a third truck on Fridays Saturdays and following Mondays. Officials urge early mailing and proper addressing to ease congestion and ensure prompt delivery amid reports of health concerns in the area.
President Coolidge faces a packed schedule as the Reparations Commission invites Dawes Young and others to participate in Germany's repayment assessment. An earthquake in Colombia devastates Cutts Jama and nearby towns, causing multiple fatalities and widespread damage. In Los Angeles Rupert Hughes’s wife reportedly commits suicide amid health-related despair.
Corry's Independents will not meet the Warren Indies Sunday after noon due to player injuries and absence. Manager Gretaler announced the team could not assemble a regular squad, with several members out of the city, making the game impractical and a forfeit likely.
Indictments allege the boy's death resulted from brutal abuse. Merv Rothenberg and his sister Ore Rathar Gite were released on 45,000 bail following charges. Prosecution says the girl witnessed the mother and sister near the old windham barn where the body was found. Further testimony connects Howard Branyorigt and Miss Sobin to the case, with Sobin claiming sight of Mia Litt and Branenagh in the bank early on the murder morning.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society met in the church parlor with officers as hosts. Mrs McCray presided as chair. devotional and Christian thought framed the meeting. Arrangements were planned for Needlework Guild projects and a report on the National Presbyterian Convocation in Globe and December 8 was given. Refreshments were served by the auxiliary.
A rad and unsettled draft outlines a Coolidge campaign with Chicago headquarters and a strategy plan. It notes former Ambassador George Harvey Charles Warren and Fran W Starps as part of a broader board, while James Reynolds and William Hughes are named in allied roles. The item describes tentative tours and a push to secure a strong national display and voter reach in the lead up to the election.
German envoy Von Hoesch met French Premier Poincaré to discuss resuming industry talks in the Ruhr. Poincaré asked for written proposals and warned he could quit negotiations if terms fail. He signaled France’s stance on Germany debt and reparations under commission jurisdiction.
Carnegie Tech brings its combined musical clubs to the Sebo Auditorium at 8 16 tonight for a varied program arranged by the Tech Club. The program features orchestral numbers and a prominent serkeley arrangement. tickets are moving quickly and expect a large audience.
A boy fell from a post office building in Sherman sustaining a fractured arm and severe injuries. He was found unconscious and taken to a local hospital where he began recovery, while family hardship included a father rendered nearly helpless by illness and prior tuberculosis deaths in the household. The incident drew aid from nearby residents and firefighters.
United States dispatch from Washington reports the May end to the committee fight amid White House pressure. President Coolidge faces Senate obstruction as party leaders clash on the Interstate Commerce Committee selection and possible compromise candidates.
Police investigated two escape routes believed used by Leo Korets the Chicago swindler who swindled family friends and dozens of businesspeople out of more than 5 million dollars through worthless stock. Reports claim he courted a giant power boat and fled via U S routes aided by two aviators detained in Fitzgerald Georgia after a dramatic misjudged landing.
Washington December 15 A major battle between Prognisatye and Conservating fornes Republicans and Dewapolytic centers on control of the powerful Roles committees tasked with reform and budgeting. Informal conferences continue as leaders seek a compromise with adjournment moved to April 4. A Republican caucus is planned after adjournment and the Democratic caucus was postponed. Miss dang’ Laird of Eve is visiting relatives in the city for the weekend.
A list of 62 Erie area students at Pennsylvania State College prepares for Christmas break ending soon. Families and friends await their return as students like RU Jewell and Miray Parked depart for home.
A disjointed police report notes a call about youths described as the galloping dominoes at the state armory last evening. Officers found no evidence of Mississippi dominoes and the group remained in the building as authorities sought to identify participants and pursue further action.
Members of the air and Chiley hosted a Christmas party at Mrs A Grigwold's Maple Avenue home. The venue was decorated with greens and holly, featuring the Wisemen skit and readings. Gifts were distributed after a piano performance and refreshments.
Health Club of the high school raised 68 11 in the Christmas Seal drive. Miss Frances Armstrong directed the effort with twelve top students in a recent contest aiding the campaign across grade schools.
Merchants report early holiday shopping lighter than last year with many stores counting on stronger sales in coming weeks. Window displays and extended hours aim to attract shoppers as Christmas items, carved wares, and gift lines draw attention despite subdued first days.
The Chamber of Commerce reports cooperation with school officials to have the High School agricultural department test milk from dairies. Tests aim to verify butterfat and solids as required by the state pure food act and to weed out inferior producers. Milk samples will be tested at the high school under Mr Tered Fil, Director, with others to join.
The Parry Rod and Gan Club voters chose new officers at a special meeting to set the year’s work plan and award season prizes. Members were urged to attend to support the election and season activities amid a weekly shoot at the State Armory with scores listed for several participants.
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