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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
1
The report describes near decisive draft plans in 1923 and the Lausanne talks, with Britain and allies weighing concessions as Turkish resistance potential grows. Greek forces under Venizelos seek relief and Thrace reallocation while Shifts in oil interests and national interests shape the stalled negotiations.
California Senator Johnson denounces Senator Borah's world economic proposal as serving international bankers harmfully. He argues it would drag the United States into the League of Nations, detailing fears of loans to Germany and European entanglements, while urging opposition to Borah's agenda. The speech frames the issue as a test of national sovereignty and economic risk.
United Press reports a vast defense fund formed to aid accused mobsters tied to the Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards murders last August. Investigators trace funds, guard trials, and discuss pathologists findings while lawyers seek to shield the forty five defendants.
Governor-elect Pinchot delays cabinet naming as Legislature settles and parties plan approaches. Officials deny imminent announcements while party aides discuss January timing after legislative organization. Pinchot to Morrisburg for reception as cabinet speculation continues amid budget talk.
The Soviet authorities reportedly plan a Hamlet adaptation using Polonius as a vehicle to critique capitalism and promote revolutionary rhetoric. The article notes the play is crafted to influence international affairs and reflect on Russia's stance, with lines attributed to Shakespearian figures altered in a Lloyd George makeup context.
United Press reports a drive by federal courts to clear liquor case congestion and align convictions with arrests. Chief Justice Taft, Attorney General Dougherty, and circuit judges meet as Harding fills district judgeships to handle Prohibition dockets. New judges aim to speed enforcement and deter violations amid the dry campaign.
Washington December 28 The Senate faces a possible debate over giving President Harding broader freedom in foreign relations while Administration spokesmen deny intent to bypass Congress The debate centers on debt funding commission powers and reparations representation with possible later legislative proposals if Europe responds favorably Delays on Senator Borah's economic and disarmament conference proposal continue as the administration weighs aiding Europe amid a narrowly divided outcome and public opinion.
City planners outline a sweeping 1923 pavement plan funded by residents on a 50 50 basis for new streets except where exemptions apply. Key projects include resurfacing West Washington Street and several east side streets, with city financing for schools and churches. City officials aim to begin ordinances soon and start work in spring, while continuing routine fiscal actions and tax collection. Strong emphasis on shifting costs to property owners to fund street improvements.
A garbled OCR fragment hovers around a popular swimmin hole and a child Named Wilberta Ari Pa Bee. The passage weaves through curious phrases about movies and liquor with fragmented quotes and stray letters, ending without a clear narrative or definable event.
Members of Company A, a unit of the Pennsylvania National Guard, gear up for tomorrow's annual reunion at the State Armory. The day features a concert by the Lathe Regimental band, a parade and dance. The event gathers current and former members for a large social and tribute.
Jersey Negro confesses slaying former Oil City resident. Mrs Cynthia Mangarren left for Duntorh after illness of a relative. Charles F. Brahama murdered at Orange Wednesday. sister-in-law of Mrs Q. M. Sherman of 1120 West First Street. Brigham, Pittsburgh girl before marriage, had ties to Oil City. funeral arrangements and city fire protection concerns noted.
Mary last night’s meeting approved a plan to designate a single purchasing agent for municipal supplies. The council, after reviewing estimates for the coming year, agreed that buying in larger quantities and through the agent would reduce costs and waste. The plan will be trialed during the coming year.
Corry dodges the blizzard’s worst as heavy winds and snow sweep New England. Reports from Jamestown Dunkirk and other centers describe damaged lines and property loss. vessels struggle under 70 mph gusts. The schooner Anna L Spindler grounded at Race Point and crews were rescued. Three killed in New England as the storm heavily disrupts shipping and travel.
A garbled dispatch notes a person named Bargdoll planning to sail from Germany to America aboard a ship. The report mentions disguises and an imminent docking, with references to Eberbach and Apent Christman days. The text is fragmentary and unclear about dates or precise actions.
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