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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry Pa. Entered at the post office as second class matter. By mail five dollars per year by carriers three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on request.
The Warren Times argues that the Taylor murder and related Hollywood scandals, though damaging, could cleanse the industry by exposing immorality and forcing drastic reforms. It condemns inflated pay for talent lacking character, urges honesty and accountability from executives, and predicts public respect might return only when ethical standards replace hollow values. The piece calls for top leaders to ensure integrity, fair pricing, and real reform to sustain cinema’s future.
In Mammon, Gib zons National Bank closed today. cashier Robert I Conroy jailed in Canton on charges of misappropriation and printing fraud. He was held to await federal grand jury action in Albany, bail set at 25 dollars but not posted. Bank examiners worked the books as investigators probe losses and outstanding funds.
Erie county officials announced a plan to black list contractors who fail to employ local labor where possible. They cited an investigation showing most workers on county work came from Erie, and urged preference for local labor in county buildings. More contractors are expected to be barred if local labor isn’t used.
Warren Forest Inspector Rudolph Dichtfenbach of the Washington Forest Service arrived in Wire Rent Wednesday morning to spend several days with Forest Supervisor Wishop. He will review the Allegheny land plans to gather firsthand forest condition information and assess matters related to land purchases for national purposes.
Herman Kurtstiseh of 400% North Place Milwaukee describes years of stomach trouble and heart pains that left him unable to work. He says Taplac came to his aid just in time, reviving his strength and nerves and restoring his ability to work.
Meadvilles public notes report a man died after gun violence with hospital treatment and a second man in custody. Police and sheriff offices issued suspect descriptions to nearby towns as families cope with the tragedy. Local oil firm Deep Well Oil and Gas announces a new font depth well and plans for equipment installation.
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a strong, quick acting remedy guaranteed with money back if not satisfied. It claims rapid relief after two days of use and offers a no cure no pay deal through druggists.
Charged with stealing a bull and eight chickens from the Hermes J L Ames estate near Falconer, Thomas Poster of Poland and his sons Ralph Jerry and Alfred Tos ter were arraigned in Supreme Court. The quartet, represented by Firthin H Fitchcock, pleaded not guilty. Case continued for county court trial.
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