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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
1
Sentiment rises for a city public gymnasium with backing from the Chamber of Commerce and civic leaders. The plan envisions a multi-use facility including handball and volleyball courts, with police and crossing safety measures to support sporting and school activities.
Washington December 2 The war calls for reversal of clemency grant to Father Inickls movie comedian by Myin Riv MacGregor who acted in behalf of the 600000 clear room tech ere of Ameren. Mise Macvegoh a public school teacher of Minneapolis was president of the Department of Clarom Room Teacher of the National esseation Adygeiation.
Firebugs set Ishurtinn church ablaze as a massive city fire swept through apartment houses and commercial blocks. Injuries and widespread damage were reported with several buildings endangered and firefighters searching for missing crew. Christman baskets planned to aid destitute families amid the disaster.
Washington dispatch reports a shift toward conciliation as France appears ready to accept American intervention to stabilize business and Europe’s economy. Senator Borah proposes inviting all nations to an economic conference, signaling a broader policy debate on disarmament and U S leadership.
An article reports federal prohibition agents raiding well known New York City restaurants including Dinty Moore and the Tank as crowds watch. The raids, tied to the new law, lead to glassware shortages and cancellations of reservations. Artin A. Smith of Pittsburgh signs as a visitor during the stay.
Philadelphia authorities uncovered leads to arrest the barn burners terrorizing southeast Pennsylvania farms. Leo Finnerty, night watchman at the Pox Riding Academy, is connected to an arson at the Pox property. Vigilant volunteers helped save the barn and the watchman was jailed on arson charges.
Three alleged drug peddlers were arrested by police today in Los Angeles as narcotics officers seized a quantity of contraband. The raid occurred after a patrolman spotted a vehicle near a routing bow where the suspects’ book allegedly named several Hollywood figures including Wally Reid and other police-connected individuals.
Philadelphia December report says two highwaymen ambushed a motor truck, gagged driver Edward Lynelyhe, and escaped with the vehicle and its $8000 cargo of Chestmiss candy valued at $5000 for the truck.
A Boston student, William Rewer, 90, died instantly when an auto carrying three male Yale affiliates skidded into a tree near Philadelphia. Edward Teasel and Harry Snviren, both 10, suffered serious injuries as the vehicle failed to navigate the Christmas holiday drive home.
Paris reports Sarah Hernhardt determined to die on stage during a live performance. Friends reveal she plans to resume her lead role in Sacha Guitry's play despite doctors advising rest. Medical staff and Mme Hernandez weigh options as Hernhardt insists death would greet the curtain.
Fire of unknown origin sweeps Park View near Hazleton destroying a business and about four hundred homes. Fire crews from Hazleton and nearby towns rushed to the scene but the long drought left no water to fight the blaze. Officials believe the blaze started in John Bodner’s store and losses exceed $50,000.
Federal Prohibition campanian warns the public about counterfeit or poisoned liquor. The notice emphasizes legal grounds, consumer risk of permanent injury or death, and advises avoiding unverified alcohol sources and vendors to prevent harm.
Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards, believed murdered by masked night riders, were recovered from Lake La Potitehe near Here. The decomposed bodies showed wire still attached to the feet, indicating long exposure underwater. Anxious arrests followed the discoveries and investigators pressed for swift action after the August disappearances.
In Southampton New York December 2 , the White Star liner Majestic collided with the Cunard liner Berengaria during a violent gale. The Berengaria’s tailpipe was splintered and Majestic dragged her anchor amid the crash.
Paris December report says Premier Poincare asked the committee on international affairs to report in favor of ratification of the Washington arms treaty. A majority of the committee reportedly favors ratification without reservations.
United Press reports Judge Gutman revoked licenses of 12 tavernkeepers and hotel proprietors in federal court for Volstead Act violations after pleas of guilt. The action follows pleas entered in common pleas court. Berlin denial notes no Allied Commission reparations overture.
An aged recollection recounts early Pitts dispatch era railroading near Liv Pong Put Hie tale. Jere and conductor Van Dresser recall lifting heavy cars with crude methods and the dangers before airbrakes. James Breen from Musburgh shares yarns of Erie to Pittsburg routes and hardy crews.
Community Service and Bay area basketball representatives accepted a proposal to rent the Corry armory for basketball and athletic activities. The plan sets a $150 monthly rent with a flexible term and allows use of stages and gym facilities for contests and practice, with ongoing support from the armory board and state officials.
The United States states it will not propose to allies the creation of an American commission to revise postwar reparations as part of its European policy. The official statement comes from the highest authority at the State Department in Washington.
Los Angeles December 22 United Press reports film star Wally Reid is weaker today. Doctors say his condition is not as favorable as in recent days and his pulse has increased to 104.
Frackville Pennsylvania police are investigating the murder of Mr and Mrs David Bivis whose bodies were found with knife wounds in their hospital room yesterday. A deputy has issued a warrant for Howard Tubker a 35 year old Black man whose escape from the area occurred Saturday but was not noted until after the discovery.
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