08 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
1
Readable fragments suggest a naval or spring related matter, with unclear wording and missing details. The snippet references a spring season context and navy, but concrete persons, places, or actions are not identifiable from the text.
A fragmented report notes illnesses prompting a response from health authorities. It mentions named individuals and organizations in vague terms, with limited readable specifics about place, date, or actions taken.
Foreign warships are ordered from Smyrna by Turkish rulers delaying the ultimatum. Twenty four hours pass as the situation reaches a critical stage with tension mounting between British forces and Turkish authorities over the naval dispatch and sovereignty.
British and French warships threatened Turkish defense as ultimatums loomed for the withdrawal of ships from the Smyrna harbor. Reports describe allied vessels near the coast while Turkish authorities prepared countermeasures and key governments weighed responses to escalating tensions.
At noon today four bandits in broad daylight halted a truck in the Broad and Wall Streets area. They abducted a dyer and seized a loaded vehicle containing a two to five gallon alcohol shipment, fleeing downstreet with the truck and its cargo. no injuries reported.
Pathor John Dembingki of St Casi mite OhGreh was scheduled to appear before the February Erie Grand Jury for action Thursday afternoon. District attorney’s office ordered witnesses to appear Wednesday at the court Spike deadline.
United States government reports Turkish forces near 180000 troops in the Near East with British forces active nearby. Russian and Turkish alignments, Greek contingents, and a powerful British fleet are outlined, including US and British naval positions and interwar war readiness.
New York reports a dramatic medical case where Minnie Lit shits, 22, underwent an operation after Dr Leon Anitell found her windpipe clogged. A blade cut cleared the obstruction and respiration was restored. She fell into a weeks long illness with a sloping sickness coma but later regained consciousness with partial eyesight returning.
Corsepartiqn plans a spring erection of a large dancing pavilion at Findley Lake Village on Giles property. The six 70 foot hall will host a dance floor and social space with a bathhouse and quarters for light meals and refreshments. Frontage will be along the shore with a bathing beach. construction led by Phande Parry and Fred Shoxs of the city, with work to start as soon as spring weather allows.
Washington report by United Press says Britain may settle its five trillion dollar war debt to the United States early within ten years. Rep Burton, testifying before the Ways and Means committee, argues Britain will seek lower rates for the first decade and that other nations would demand higher rates. Albany dispatch notes a woman’s resemblance to Dorothy Arnold, NY heiress who vanished years ago, prompting police to reopen interest in the disappeared heiress case.
The Allegheny College Glee and Musical Clubs performed a varied program at the High School auditorium under the Junior raid, presenting sword songs, operatic selections, and lively ensembles. Soloists Kincaid and Woll impressed with piano and vocal pieces, while the orchestra and chorus received strong praise for their cohesive rendition of Alma Mater and other numbers.
Police report a well dressed male body found buried in a vacant alley in Tulsa. Authorities suspect foul play but have not identified the deceased. Detectives seek witnesses who saw a tall, masked figure near the scene last evening.
Senate debate on the army appropriation bill continues as committees review agriculture and commerce issues. Lawmakers examine a potential reorganization of the diplomatic service while Ways and Means discusses British debt settlement. Representative Burton speaks on maritime policy. 5 Anna.
The document denounces the Klan as a hate group, condemning its revival and religious bigotry. It cites author Thomas Dixon and condemns antisemitic and anti Catholic sentiments, urging unity against such violence and asserting no place for the organization in America.
A report by Director Woife describes the West South Stromt rink kept with minor expense. The effort includes nightly upkeep, volunteer labor by Mrs Walle and others, and a donated water supply. funding covers maintenance at least for several weeks.
Paw Paw Michigan February 8 Secret rites of the House of David at Benton Harbor were exposed in court today Judge Ves will rule on February 15 on a motion to prevent questioning of King Amin Burnell who faces an 890 000 suit brought by two girls Rush Bamford Reed 17 and Gladys Bamford Rubel 10 charging immoral practices under cloistered religious conduct
Washington reports a rapid push by President Harding and key House committees to move the ship subsidy bill. Burton to introduce measures, Ways and Means to act today, aiming for a one day passage and swift Senate action as February ends.
Harrisburg Pa February 8 Prohibition Commissioney Ray 3 Haynes planned a conference with Governor Pinchot to discuss cooperation of state and federal agencies. The meeting aimed to outline ways and means to advance the Pinchot dry program and included officials such as State Police Captain Herl bore Smith and General George Woodruff and aides who helped draft the Administration dry bill.
In an odd, garbled premarket note, Pennanne crude prices show a hiccup as traders react to mixed signals. Reportedly, Cabell and other regional indices saw modest advances, with investors urged to monitor markets as fluctuations continue.
Washington report says central force concentration of federal prohibition agents to eastern states is financially unprofitable for the government and appears to terrorize bootleggers, according to the federal prohibition bureau.
Royal birth reported for Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles at Chesterfield House. Bulletin notes mother and infant well. infant to be named Henry George or George Henry with future title Earl of Harewood likely. Public rejoicing across Britain and empire.
French troops push deeper into the Ruhr advancing toward Elberfeld as reports say a broader occupation and artillery fire targets Essen. German workers threaten a general strike as industrialists vow to defend the right bank of the Rhine and fight the invaders.
United Press reports that Rev John T Davis Pennsylvania prohibition director ordered an investigation into claims that children in three Philadelphia schools arrived in classes intoxicated. Officials will probe alleged moonshine near homes and rumors of local day peddlers feeding liquor to students to curb underage drinking.
Two men marooned in a mountain cabin were rescued after a postal plane dropped a large package with food and supplies. The party had been cut off since January 26 due to heavy snows near Amercam Park.
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