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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1923

Page

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Bombing and Shootings Mark Rhine Occupation

Turbulent incidents disrupt the Ruhr as French order strict penalties for German officials. British troop withdrawal hints surface while Paris reports claim Britain agrees to disengage from a Rhine zone to ease transport of coal and troops. Inductions include jail terms and fines for defying commands, with clashes reported at the Kaiserhof and in cafes.

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Bailin faces libel charge in Reds expose case

Albert J. Bailin, linked to a Michigan deposition hearing, is jailed on a criminal libel charge after a warrant issued by Judge Joseph Schulaius. He accuses Hyena and Thi el detective agencies of framing radical activities to pressure bankers and financiers. Dearborn Independent and Henry Ford's paper figure in the cross examination, with Octavius Fitches noted for illness on Pleasane street.

United Pros Cimcago Albert J. Bailin Michigan Hyena Thiel Warant Joseph Schulaius Burs Ballin Henry Ford Dearborn Independent Ve O Myers Agbney

Cold Wave Keeps Markets Unable To Escape Freezing Winds

Washington Feb 17 The present cold wave stretches across the nation foretelling continued severe winter conditions. Forecasts show colder weather spreading east and west with heavy snows likely in several regions as the mercury remains low and travel disruptions intensify.

Washington United States Bireas

Local Institute Sessions Draw Wide Attendance at High School

A large turnout attended two sessions at the city high school marking the Local Institute meetings. Supt. Tenviineet praised growing interest while sessions covered growth in teaching, use of children’s evaluation, new high school administration devices, and plans for stronger educational standards. Notable talks addressed reading, physical education, and future development of the educational program.

Tip Corry Whats Eal Institutes Tenviineet Isn M. McIntyre Muvie Ming Waller C.0 Moore Erie City Schools Moore Nemesacs Fenmion Mire Ranney Corbin Edinboro Ian Mealt Miss Kenney Watson McIntyre Miss Walley Mle Stratton Educational Congress Hentistraat Wolf Imma Dean Helen Brown Siex Brown Zeto Dens Hemsteet Wall

House conflict over farm loan bill erupts in roped square

Washington Feb 17 The House floor resembled a roped square as Representative Jones of Texas and Representative Wingo of Arkansas exchanged sharp exchanges over the scope of debate on the farm loan bill.

Washington Jones Texas Wingo Arkansas

One Arrest In Big New York Gem Robbery

A man known as Sir Marshall and alias John Derby was arrested in Albany in connection with a $504,000 gem theft from Mrs Lillian Meyers in New York City. Detectives tied him to the Schueltkop theft and a previous apartment ambush, with associates indicted in Buffalo. The suspect, once a film actor, was brought in at gunpoint after police traced a jealous informant’s tip.

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Remarkable Family Survival in Gerry Area

An elderly Gerry resident, Tasana S. Trimble now eighty, is surrounded by children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren all living under one roof at West Pleasant and Spring streets. Her mother was the daughter of the late Rider Frink, a pioneer minister known for long travels aiding settlers.

Bilderrink Citi

Raids Fail to Trigger Action Against Day Offenders

Federal authorities have not yet taken action against day offenders after raids last week. Deputy Marshal Austin says warrants for arrests would be served locally once issued by United States Commissioner Graham, but no warrants have been issued and police await direction as to next steps.

Thineity Che Fedyral Dahon Les Dockle Warrats Illegedtic Dave Chase TY Austin Avetin Nur United States Orsay Grahiey Iit Graham

Settlement on British war debt funding advances

The Senate backed the settlement terms for Britain’s war debt to the United States, sending the bill back to the House with minimal amendments. Democrats pushed modest changes, including future settlements requiring congressional approval and a larger commission, while preserving the President’s limited funding authority. The Senate’s vote stood seventy in favor and eighteen against, signaling broad support for a fair agreement.

Senate United Prows Washington United States Robinson Arkansis Tepeim Ameicars Commission Phein

Meet Monday On Hotel Project In Hockenbury City

Webster representing the Hockenbury System will head the campaign to finance a new hotel. He arrives to arrange preliminaries and will meet Chamber of Commerce directors and the hotel committee on May day afternoon as the organization of a hotel company begins.

L.A. Webster Hockenbury Tike Webster Weil Chamber of Commerce

Deer Raced Pennsy Train East of City

Fragmented OCR notes describe a deer racing a Pennsy train east of the city with unclear names and events. Some garbled phrases mention tinkering, basins, trails, and a widow theme. No coherent dates or sources are recoverable from the readable text.

Boston Trade Line Final Test Seeks Novel Engine

A chaotic report describes a Boston trade line and a new locomotive project at Mina pail site. It notes testing, exterior design concerns, and the involvement of company personnel including Miss Gianni Narker as weeklong activity spans. The piece hints at a sixteenth day timetable and operations at wharves, with ties to local workers and families.

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Priceless Treasures Unearthed From Valley of the Kings

United Press reports Luxor discovery at the tomb of Tutankhamen where a sealed corridor revealed a vast chamber packed with ancient wealth. Carved gilded coffin faces, boxes, and statues fill the space, while a black doorway leads to another vault containing intact art objects and priceless relics beyond sale.

United Press LUXOR Pet Valle Dal Pharabh Solani Lina Tobd Christ Egypt Hess

Family on East Church Street narrowly escapes smoke blaze

The Van Winkle family on 217 Back Chamber Street escaped a dense smoke incident as a fire spread to a nearby shed at the Payny locks and threatened their home and nearby properties. neighbors alerted authorities and flames were brought under control by firefighters.

Samuel van Winkle Famiel van Winkle Tie Iliane Tractors

Turks and British in Conference

Report from Near East talks between Turkish and British officials underway today led by General Maffington Heit. Diplomats seek eleventh hour peace, with potential clashes feared if talks fail. British troops landed at Gallipoli harbor as the armistice terms shape the next moves. Angora indicates Turks may draft their own version of a treaty, while allies await a formal front.

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Hunt Woman For Coast Murder

Jealousy motive cited in the slaying of aviator and wealthy clubman Earle Remington. Police seek a woman connected to the case after parts of a fatal shooting outside Remingtons home following a high speed car dash by an automobile containing a man and three others. Mrs Remington, famed for her social life, reportedly consulted an attorney amid domestic difficulties weeks earlier.

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