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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
1
A Los Angeles city inquiry probes a film industry ring selling narcotics to studio extras and night club patrons, tied to actor Wallace Reid. The report cites alleged conspirators, campaign threats, and calls for strong action to dismantle the alleged network.
Germany proposes a commission of experts to assess reparations within its capacity to pay as a preliminary step. France backs the idea, while Washington reports indicate the United States will monitor developments as Europe seeks a practical path to address postwar damages.
United Press reports a probe into the kidnapping of Louisiana citizens. Troops ordered to protect the Mer Rouge courthouse for thirty days as investigations proceed. Bodies of War Mantels and Thomas Richards were expected to be dragged from a lake near Mer Rouge.
United Press Washington reports the holiday mail volume to the Post Office is record‑high with mail expected to rise by about 20 percent. Despite the rush the postal service anticipates normal delivery by Christmas Day if operations continue, though some delays are possible due to the surge.
United Press reports Kareue Arbuckle was pardoned and allowed to return to film work after a year away. Studio leaders, including mentor Maye, say Arbuckle must prove himself and vow no immediate release of old scandals. The industry aims for a new start with public confidence restored.
The St honor and Betts Say School classes enjoyed a Christmas party with Santa Claus and Mrs Santa gl ail. Children performed a festive program featuring the Nurkhardt trio and Silent Night by the boys choir. Recitations and dances followed, ending with candy and treats for all.
Rt Rev Bishop Mark Gannon grants privilege for midnight services Sunday night at two Catholic churches in the city. Bishops order allows Catholic churches to hold the services, with both city parishes likely to take advantage of the option.
Ensign and Mrs John Brunner of the Salvation Army urge local aid for needy families in Corry. Donors may drop goods or money at the Army headquarters and park and Washington streets. baskets and a Christmas visit will follow, with distribution on Saturday and a child-focused event Monday evening. Community support requested to spread cheer.
Marion Illinois December 20 witnesses for the defense describe the road of horrors in the Herrin mining massacre trial. Eye accounts include surrender under a flag of truce and a mob firing on miners after they were driven to the forest edge.
United Press reports the impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Dougherty facing near collapse as Rep Keller of Minnesota and Rep Woodall of Michigan debate potential outcomes. Witnesses discuss alleged graft and improprieties, with Grievances under review and potential charges pending.
Bulletin reports from Denver on the money transfer car robbery with $200,000 seized. Authorities say leads are scant as they pursue suspects. Related items describe violent incidents in Port Arthur and Norristown, plus a Brooklyn Naval base theft case and Paris theater news.
Plan to push collection of city, state, and county taxes was outlined after a joint session with county authorities. About 9,000 dollars in municipal taxes remain unpaid, with roughly 26,500 dollars in 1882 city taxes and 20,000 dollars in school taxes still outstanding. Taxpayer action urged to avoid penalties and ensure funds for current expenses.
Corry High student Ferdinand-J. Johnson won first prize of 200 dollars and Edith Meurthy of Concord School earned second prize of 100 dollars in the Christm Seal Poster Contest. More than a dozen posters were exhibited in Corry by the Exel County Anti Tuberculosis Society, with the winning works to be displayed at the Public Library during the week of December 28. The contest is an annual educational feature funded by the Sealala.
Corry Rotary Club hosted the high school football squad and guests at a six o'clock dinner at the Phoenix Hotel. Dean Rogers from New York City delivered an address on community service, praising organized youth activities and civic spirit as essential for shaping responsible citizens.
A quarry blast at Bridgeport killed Andrew Bidfa, 45, instantly. debris and rock loosened by the blast caused the fatal incident in Norristown today, per United Pros report.
United Press reports New York observers say Americans oppose a floating German bond plan. Thomas W. Lamont of J.P. Morgan and Co notes likely issuance would touch off deflationary pressures and spark calls for a firm German monetary stance. The piece reflects early 20th century economic concerns and mixed global reaction to reparations and currency policy.
Local coal dealers report shortages and price jumps as winter demand strains supply. Prices leapt from 50 to 1050 per ton, with buyers facing scarce stocks and cautious seller attitudes. Dealers warn relief may be months away, urging customers to ration and place orders promptly.
Miss Muriel Casler tested this morning for OS City shots and will spend Christmas with her sister, Mrs. J. D. McKee. The market close list shows cereal and oil shares amid a broad slate of companies including Pure Oil and Transcontinental Oil as traders weigh futures.
At Lausanne the Near East peace conference nears a breaking point as Turkey presses its straits plan while the Allies push a settlement. British Foreign Minister Curzon warned talks would continue only if Turkish concessions hold, with Turks threatening to end negotiations if their terms fail. The conference races to reconcile Turkish and Allied views on the Dardanelles and Straits amid ongoing consultations.
A Kansas political clash unfolds as a Klan leader counters accusations aimed at Allen. The exchange centers on Indiana senator Albert Beveridge and the Imperial government faction, with Allen rallying to defend anti Klux actions while rivals accuse him of empowering the Klan through campaigns and rhetoric. The discussion touches on Washington, state elections, and party leadership dynamics.
Wing-Wills announces a new, modern south side grocery and meat market at Ficke avenue and West Pleasant street. Robert Harrington will run the meat department and Albert Hornstrom will head meat cuttings, with opening day promotions including candy for shoppers.
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