29 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1923
Page
1
Officials from the school district state the millage will be reduced to align with increased property assessments. The controversy centers on whether the city favored valuation can lower taxes without cutting services.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss leap year romance advice and social expectations. It mentions proposals, parental objections, wit, nerves, and cautions about public display. The text references brave action, restraint, and personal courage in courting during leap year customs.
In an Erie hold up near the New York Central tracks, a man named German was shot through the right leg by a bandit who demanded money. John Diehl and another companion pursued toward a plant of Parelui Steel Co, aiding German to a nearby station and then to an ambulance as police were alerted.
A rifle man's baggage scandal surfaces as LeBlanc, once dancing partner to Tyan Burrows Fontgine, reports a hotel room encounter and possible clues to Vi Fal in a letter. A second suit from Lynine Deine alleges breach of promise linked to Sonny Whitney, son of Harry Whitney.
An unconfirmed dispatch from Constantinople reports the Italian flagship in Turkish waters near Zonguldak struck another vessel and became ensnared in fog. The exchange telegraph bureau noted the incident as ongoing with details unclear.
Washington dispatch reports Leonard Wood Jr and Gov General Leonard Wood face Philippine inquiry linked to an oil venture. Senator Caraway says he will supply data from Frear’s resolution to the inquiry and notes Young Wood denies father’s involvement while admitting past Acme Production Company ventures.
The Uriah Broadcasting Company reports a midnight test broadcast across England from Station KDKA Pittsburgh. The concert and Boy Scout feature aired despite obstacles and a full schedule is planned for tonight with Navesta to be featured.
The Corry Rod and Gun Club announced tickets are selling fast for a turkey dinner at the Phoenis Hotel. The event, set for January, invites all sportsmen to attend and support the club activities.
United Frew in Washington reports rapid political moves as 1924 opens. President Coolidge’s formal declaration surfaces in South Dakota while Meriny Johnson’s team hints at withdrawal and independent campaigns. Johnson’s denial of defeat rumors circulates amid preparations for Alabama primary and Ohio and North Dakota GOP enforcement.
New York scientist Dr Iee De Fuust and radio expert De Forest predict talking pictures will entirely replace pantomime within a year or sooner. The Thermaphone invention will reproduce and amplify sounds photographed on film, allowing sound waves to be pictured on the film as it records actions.
United Press reports a large estate of William Clyde to be divided among his six children after probate notices were filed. Executors stated the exact shares would be announced later as the estate details are settled.
Two armed men forced clerk Albert Vought to open a safe at George Gould's Fifth Avenue home near Sixty Seventh Street in New York, escaping with an estimated 1 1/2 million dollars in securities and valuables. The incident followed reports of proceeds from tour buses and social functions tied to the Gould estate. A separate London dispatch notes the prince accepting resignation of his cabinet amid broader political shifts.
The price of gasoline was raised by local oil companies with new per gallon rates set at 26 cents. Tank wagon prices increased from 17.8 to 28 cents, as war era shortages and logistics push costs higher. Myer visited War Iren this afternoon to spend the week with relatives.
New York December 29 facing a rift within Protestant churches between modernists and fundamentalists, leaders reported talks toward a peace pact. Clashes over doctrine and church authority threaten unity, with some clergy optimistic a conference could ease tensions while others doubt progress.
Chicago dispatch reports a $10,000,000 alleged swindle by Koretz, who disappeared December 6 after taking funds from friends and wealthy associates in exchange for stock in a Panam project. New Year greeting cards mailed December 24 link to the scheme, with authorities pursuing leads and confiscations amid the investigation.
United Press report from Philadelphia on December 29 notes Ambassador Woods is confined to his home after a right shoulder injury. X rays will be taken to check for a deposit. surgery could follow. The illness may delay his planned flight to Tokyo via San Francisco and Tunis. Mrs Woods remained with relatives as he delays travel plans.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a harsh winter forecast with snow and icy conditions spreading through weeks ahead. Mentions of cold fronts, travel disruption, and plans for shelters or safety measures appear amid garbled place names and scattered references to towns or regions.
Corry veteran Captain Baker marked his fiftieth anniversary of Civil War service with a post ceremony. The event honored his long membership in the Grand Army of the Republic and reflected historic memory of local veterans.
A raid led to the recapture of four of ten young fugitives from a reform school. Authorities described chaotic scenes outside the gymnasium as inmates hurled chairs and caused property damage during the escape attempt.
Community campaign reports a total near 360 dollars from a seal sale with broader fundraising aims. Despite a strong start, event turnout and reader response remain limited as organizers seek wider support for the Fudsor works project in the county and city.
Fragmented OCR narrative recounts a severe hospital fire with trial testimony. It centers on investigators and jurors examining how flames erupted, the hospital’s design flaws, and the peril faced by patients and staff. Multiple names and dates appear distorted, but the core event is a disastrous blaze and ensuing legal proceedings.
Funeral services for Will J Damon were held at a local church with many neighbors and relatives attending. Pastor Rey AO Ratti officiated, floral tributes were sent, and interment followed at Pine Grove. Pallbearers included Ledries Peink Mowat George Montiay Had Barton John L Thy Lon NMathesng. a list of attendees followed.
United Press dispatch from Paris reports no new sightings or debris as authorities study the fate of the Dixmude and a German cruiser. The vessel, built for long voyages, is central to ongoing inquiries into a wartime sea event.
United Press reports tense House debate on a bonus rights issue. The piece notes proposals, party positions, and procedural maneuvers as lawmakers weigh actions related to wartime bonuses and highway rights. The report mentions committee hearings and anticipated votes in the context of a broader legislative effort.
A fragmented list shows radio stations like WOY DWJ and WEAA broadcasting tonight. It mentions orchestral programs, concerts, and piano pieces across New York Newark Detroit St Louis and Toronto among others with start times from evening to late night.
Cadet Van Tassel will speak at weekend Salvation Army meetings in Yorke City. The event draws Army supporters and friends from Corry and News York, with many expected to attend. Mrs Harold Maibrouck traveled to Brie a today for a visit. The cadet plans to return to New York during the coming week.
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