13 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1923
Page
1
Reported clashes as French troops seize key rail lines in the Ruhr region triggering protests. German authorities threaten retaliation while occupation authorities push for compliance amid rising violence and wartime discipline issues.
An incident at Notre Dame school ends with a nun escaping after being restrained with a handkerchief during a kidnapping attempt. A pursuing officer at Camden Station aided in the suspect’s capture as the nun fled toward transport.
An in session authors club notes multiple reviews including "Abnabiins Lincoln 1A pheteh" and "Joseph Lincoln and the reading of the ape od Stories" by G A Sifen Skelton Vic Gilbert Parken. Lucy Thomas Donk reviews "Right of Way" by Mrs Mary Whittlesey.
A West Point officer voices concern that a new war could arise due to global threats. He argues for vigilance and decisive action to prevent a repeat of past conflicts and to shield American shores from looming danger.
The Senate today passed a state bonus bill totaling 85 million dollars to be paid to veterans. The bill moves to the House for final action before the next general election.
A White House plan names Poytsmuatér as Secretary of Treasury and Harry New of Ty dha as Postmaster General. The appointments aim to be ready by March 4 when Pat’s retirement is formalized. Gary Lodge Elks host a dance tonight with Measinger’s orchestra playing at 8 oclock.
Macy intents to report at the high meeting of the Board of Education when Superintendent AE Homessews submits a report. The convention of state directors association notes budget cuts to state funds for extended districts. Liberittendent Hemstreet will address the appropriations issue affecting schools statewide.
In Mniontown Pennsylvania on February 13 County Detective John J Russell, of Payette bounty, was marked for death by a Black Hand organization. Alleged prominent members of the group are named in connection with the plot, as the investigation continues and arrests are pursued.
Funeral services for Mere Rickerson were held at Shields Methodist Church in Columbus. Rev Wm Tranfficiating, with many relatives and friends attending. Casket bore flowers and pallbearers, burial at Weest Side cemetery Columbus. Relatives from out of town included Nelson Richerson of Cleveland and Ralph Chase. Mrs Gerald Faulkner and Mrs MOOR Greene noted improving health.
United Press reports action after leaders conferred with the President on a debt settlement plan. The Senate debated a subsidy bill tied to wartime funding and Britains debt settlement efforts, with a revised program announced yesterday.
An academy institute meeting is planned at the high school this Friday and Saturday. Officials emphasize attendance by many school children and teachers. Principal speakers include Mr Monee and Mrs Alice Corbin Siva with talks on better teaching and primary work.
United Press reports from New York that Burns, secretary of the Rise International detectives agency, refused to confirm any variacations or cooperation regarding the Balin voyage case. The interview notes Burns insisting he never provided false information and defended his agency's investigative stance.
Over two hundred couples attended the barn dance at the State Armory. The Messenger's modern piece orchestra provided music for the event. Dancing continued past midnight and the hall was decorated with barnyard equipment and festive decor.
Lord Curzon warned in the House of Lords that the Ruhr disaster would end disastrously for France and Germany, as Premier Honor Law of the Commons suggested this evening. The briefing framed the crisis as a shared peril affecting both nations and the broader European stability.
Senate committees push ship subsidy and migratory bills while war veterans and judiciary panels study investigations. Naval Affairs weighs calendar and labor reforms as foreign affairs opens antinarcotic hearings. House focuses on farm cooperative act amendments.
Secretary of Commonwealth explains workings of new plan established by the governor. Hearings continue as lawmakers review appropriation details and departmental expenditures.
Alarming reports from Athens indicate Turkish military buildup in the Near East. Sources claim 83,000 troops assembled in eastern areas with equipment and reinforcements. unclear movement details and dates remain.
United Press reports President plans another meeting with governors to discuss enforcement strategies and equity considerations. No date set. A prior dinner hosted by President Harting with 16 governors last December is noted for context.
A gas incident near Pitman New Jersey killed six people and injured nine others prompting a widespread investigation. Officials traced the chain of events to a home on nearby Quanta City and vow a full inquiry into the fatalities and the circumstances surrounding the blast. Funeral services for the Paket family are planned for Thursday at Pitman Methodist Church as relatives mourn the loss.
Fragments indicate a forecast of colder air moving into the lake region and Ohio Valley with precipitation possible. The text mentions Wednesday night timing and references Atlantic state areas and Florida, but key details are garbled.
Confusion marks today's opening as debates erupt over Prime Minister Bonar Lay's gown and party alignments. Rivalries with Lloyd George deepen the fight for leadership while factions including Ramon MacDonald press for a strong Labour opposition.
The Grand Valley youth Brunk Tompkins, 15, has been missing from home since January 2. His father traveled to nearby towns and authorities seek any information to locate him. He is described as tall, dark hair with brown eyes, last seen with a bundle of clothing near his home. Anyone with information should contact the missing youth’s father in Grane Valley.
The Northwestern Electric Service Company of Pennsylvania was created in Erie today after consolidating Crawford and Erie counties firms. Capitalization reaches 2 000 001 dollars. Directors include Charles M. Tatehie as manager and A H Cusherson as treasurer. The merged group includes Northwestern Railway Company with lines between Erie and Meadville and its Notchesters Connecting and Taylor County Railways subsidiaries. The new firm will supply heat light power and traction for industries.
D A R Brokenstraw Valley chapter plans a reception for the giver in the Municipal Hall rooms Thursday afternoon February 24. A fine program is arranged and friends from Corry and nearby areas are invited. Nelson Rickerson of Cleveland arrived to attend his son Merle Rickerson's funeral held Sunday evening.
Albert Bailin, former private detective, testified in Chicago hearings that Burns and Williams plotted to incite violence and frame suspected radicals. He said anti radical operations involved arrests at Bridgeman Michigan and a raid in Bridgeham, and that DOJ operatives supplied bogus radical material.
One man died and two others are missing after a blaze swept the Bastable Theater in Syracuse. John H. Shea, a stock broker, died jumping from a high floor. Ot Schwenn and Edward Lull are missing. The Bastable building Hotel Videre and Collins Building were destroyed. estimated loss exceeds 1,000,000 dollars. An emergency hospital operated in a nearby restaurant for the injured.
United Press reports Hanild P McCormick obtained a license to wed Ganna Waiskay. The couple, once married, had separated, with the divorce of McCormick from Edith Rockey finalized earlier. The ceremony occurred within one year of the divorce, and McCormick, accompanied by his singer bride, and Lew Hendee issued the license in Lake County.
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