01 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
1
The report details Hughes presenting the plenary session with a claim that the conference curbs competitive armaments and lays a basis for lasting world peace. It notes praise as a major step toward peace up to the twentieth century and mentions reductions in nay iesee and a proposed construction holiday.
United Press reports the five power treaty limiting naval armament was approved in plenary session at the arms conference. The accord establishes a naval holiday, tonnage limits, and aircraft carrier rules, with detailed provisions on ship types, replacements, and enforcement among the United States Britain Japan France Italy and other signatories.
The county board of commissioners met Saturday to decide on the 1922 tax levy. Officials indicated the millage would stay at twenty mills, with no reduction anticipated unless changes in funding arise.
United Press dispatch reports the Shantung settlement between Japan and China completed. The draft pact, read at the conference, transfers Shantung province to China and outlines restored properties with exceptions. Japan gains avoidance of further penalties and financial terms for railway and property restitutions, with broader implications for the Versailles-era settlements.
A late afternoon gathering of the Historical Circle, led by president Mrs. D. Le Bracken, included a lengthy questionnaire listing questions about Venice of Mali Land, rulers, ancient arches, insular geography, and historic sites. Brief reviews of works by Taabella and others followed, with farewells to Mrs Bracken as she plans to depart for California. next session scheduled with Mrs. Dora Kincaid.
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports the Jewish church today pledged alignment with the Valentine Act revisions, aiming to permit initial guidance and subsequent enforcement. The statement signals ongoing efforts within religious circles to adapt statutory provisions to contemporary needs.
A regional meeting outlines a plan for miners and rail workers to unite against wage reductions and industry pressure. Leaders stress joint action to defend standard of living, warn that wage cuts threaten coal and rail sectors, and propose coordinated bargaining to deter operator demands.
Federal agents monitor theater officials as investigations move to assess the collapse risk after a roof failure. District Attorney Patton Gord, aided by army engineers, indicates Ursa steel beams used in the roof may have contributed to the accident. The district commission coordinates with investigators. no further deaths are expected among the injured.
Owing to a damaged text, Father F L Odenbach of St Ignatius College predicted a second violent quake as likely as yesterday's shock. He cited Pacific fault movement and unusual water movement as possible causes while denying reports of world alteration.
Supt Hemstreet discusses women’s roles at a statewide meeting on school policy and teacher salaries. He argues for prepared standards and cites Corry’s salary ranking while detailing high school population growth, facility adequacy, and projected needs for the next decade.
Witnesses report an intoxicated auto driver failing to stop at a curb and driving away from Christ Frimley headquarters toward the municipal building. The driver allegedly began the car, swerved, and continued homeward despite officers and witnesses detailing the unsafe behavior and probable penalties under state highway laws.
Fragmented OCR text shows a court note mentioning a defendant Fatty or Artie, with a murder charge referenced in Virginia. The garbled lines indicate a jury session at 2 p.m. and a death tied to a case involving Niprbsmithh Cys, with a mandaughter charge implied and a plea or status update pending.
State Education official touts 69.3 plan with three-year senior high after a modern junior high. Board to vote Monday. may abandon Hatch remodelling and study other cities for guidance. some favor widening scope and relocating the Hatch and Washington Street buildings to form a north side modern school.
United Press reports William G. McAdoo, former director general of railroads, testifies before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee defending federal control. He accuses railroad executives of mismanagement and cites post takeover losses and equipment counts to argue government operation was more efficient than private handling.
The Quaero Club met yesterday at Vieth Center street with Mrs Fo P Babbitt hosting. Attendees filled the room as roll call echoed with names and responses. Mrs TL Geiger led a talk on a topic that impressed members while Mrs Ketner and Mrs Robert Tutterson contributed papers on various subjects. The gathering concluded with plans to meet again next week, led by Mrs Eaton.
The Utatusks Contwet aims to begin rehearsals at Presbyter Church Thursday at 8 PM. Members are urged to attend to prepare for the unique musical event led by Prof. RC Barely, a noted choral director. Meanwhile the American Legion five of Titusville faces the Railroad Athletic Club five on the Ammon tour Friday.
Mrs Sophina Dig of Columbus died yesterday at home after brief illness. Survived by one sister Me Savage. Funeral arrangements were to be held from the home at Galsdale, with services to be announced.
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