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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
2
Cor respondent foresees a rising revolt in the occupied zone as desperation grows, with both women and men preparing to rise against French bayonets after a long trip through the region.
Westphalians tremble as the Rak Valley siege escalates amid German and French troops. Civilians endure casualties and dislocation while propaganda stirs despair. German workers and French guards are deployed. arrests and evacuations unfold as fear of mass violence grows.
Durant's operations shift to new wall street site as Durant Motors opens with plans tied to existing facilities. Reports indicate a formal opening date and expansion of manufacturing lines, with local industry leaders noting potential productivity gains and job creation.
New York report describes a dramatic life save in an emergency room. A girl found near death was revived after a doctor and nurse performed urgent measures including a blade to clear the airway and other life-saving actions. The patient remained hospitalized with a throat injury and a tube in place.
Congress eases concerns over funding Britain debt as administration officials explain interest comparisons. Washington weighs impending measures and subsidy votes while aiming for passage before March. officials emphasize funds for British settlement do not raise U S tax burden and stress strategic fiscal clarity.
Brie, Pa February reports Unite Press states Diatriot Attorney Blass has not reached a decision on charges against John Dembinski rector of St Casimir Ohishi in the shooting case involving Sophie Zysa. The coroner's jury found the priest held on an open charge while the case awaits further developments. Cold wave warnings also issued for multiple states including Ohio Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
The upcoming meeting will determine a temporary replacement for GM Ream as superintendent of parks and public property. The commission plans to oversee major city improvements next year including a new northside fire station and West Washington Street repairs. Street work, property projects, and related ordinances will be reviewed as priorities.
Washington February 9 United Press reports Senator Heflin of Alabama was rebuked in Senate for again attacking fellow lawmakers. Senator Cousens of Michigan demanded Heflin withdraw remarks as charges of improper language sparked a historic free-for-all debate. The rebuke does not affect Heflin status, but signals strong Senate condemnation of his conduct.
A weather summary reports January snowfall totaling 85 inches, with comparisons to prior Januarys and records. It notes Brer Groundhog’s shadow seen on hills and mentions six more weeks of winter per the local legend. Daily mean temperatures, precipitation, and temperature ranges are included from the cooperative observer station.
A garbled historic clipping from Eastern Pennsylvanian press describes a character named Groundbog and mentions weather and local residents reacting to outside world observations. The fragment is heavily distorted with missing words and nonsensical phrasing, offering no clear event, date, or definitive entities beyond hints of regional setting.
United Press reports Clara Phillips, the so called tiger woman who escaped from Los Angeles jail after a murder conviction, is believed hiding in Chihuahua City Mexico. Private informants and officers cite identification by friends and witnesses as authorities pursue leads across the border.
C N Shuss, long time manager of Corry City Alec wt Light Co, leaves Corry next Tuesday to take a promotion in the New York offices of the General Arrangement and Furnishing Corp. He has overseen the Total property for three years and recently returned from a lengthy trip for the New York parent company. The Moore will temporarily oversee the Corry plant until a permanent arrangement is announced.
In Little Rock Arkansas February G Budlon, a condemned murderer, survived an initial electric chair sentence at the state penitentiary. After a second attempt, he was pronounced dead minutes later, following a coffin removal and renewed electric shock.
Congress today resumes with final vote upcoming on major farm policy measures. Key witnesses including private sector official Jane Wandlayr testify on paper farm programs and the revolving treasury trust for farm subsidy potions. Committee members from Linangration counties push amendments to strengthen irrigation and rural development targets.
Springfield dispatch reports three dead and many injured after a gas plant blast shook the city. Firemen and investigators searched the plant site for victims as windows shattered and property damage spread. Police and state authorities aided in crowd control and casualty handling amid the widespread panic.
Brer Groundhog at Gande Ridge in Pennsylvania crawled from his burrow this morning and, after a sleepy glance at a shadow, predicted six weeks of cold weather. The event, tied to traditional weather lore, drew local attention despite the foggy conditions and muted snow cover.
In Boston area warily quoted remarks by Rear Admiral William Sims, reported as a harsh critique of Ku Klux Klan influence on government. The piece presents Sims denouncing Klan power as dangerous to democracy and urges restraint against extremist influence.
A local postal investigation is believed under way regarding anonymous letters sent to multiple city officials and professionals. Authorities have not released details, but reports say postal law violations are involved and further developments may come soon.
Prime Minister Hughes of Australia resigns after a volatile period following elections. Analysts cite internal party conflict over general policy, with the weakened coalition facing a renewed power struggle.
The Corry Choral Society will resume rehearsals next week after a midwinter break. A dinner at Parish Hill will showcase the choir with important guests invited to attend the evening, followed by a regular rehearsal. A plate charge of 76 cents will be collected. Officers plan substantial work and have secured music for the season. A member returned from a visit as winter frost affected Vosnastown, and Mrs Lilian Aumontme, died recently.
United press reports state Russian crown jewels valued at about 4 million dollars were reportedly placed with the coffin of a former sailor Jamieh in a Brooklyn naval cemetery. Washington issued orders authorizing seizure if the coffin contained smuggled items. Anthony Buschman cemetery supervisor said he received instructions to guard the grave overnight to prevent theft.
Concord township supervisors, after a recent meeting with road boosters, plan a conference with County Engineer Hill and the commissioners next Monday. They have not committed to any route for a county highway, with two proposals under discussion and debate among residents. A final outline and decision are expected after the Erie gun service and further talks.
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