Specialist at Bt. 273M lines near railing
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22 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
1
Nearby reader reports an ELVEY specialist entering near the 273M lines by the railing. No further details available.
Washington editors report the administration facing Senate opposition as filibuster battles intensify. Key figures including Jones and Lemont push to keep the farm relief bill alive amid pressure from Republicans and public protest outside the chamber.
Congress considered a canal bill and a settlement measure amid House debates. The Appropriations Committee prepared a final deficiency bill as other panels weighed routine items and language changes.
International search for Josephs Fort Marinne alleged leader of bank wreckers, with arrests including Wragike Lessington on embezzlement charges. Reports assign blame to a network tied to major banks and financial firms across California, Philadelphia, Illinois, and Chicago, noting securities losses and a US jail investigation.
In McKean County a trio including Arthur Mahar and Ered Heat Tudge Bouton faced charges for attempted robbery. Mahar pleaded guilty to two counts and received a $500 fine and five to seven years' imprisonment. Heines admitted guilty to a related charge and was sentenced to five to seven years. Other defendants drew fines or short terms as the court concluded the case.
Al win Boudreau, once a Corry youth, died at a Niagara Falls hospital yesterday. He leaves parents Mr and Mrs Majorl Boudreau, four brothers Henry George Charles and Ignacio, and sister Eva. Final rites planned at Niagara Falls, with local teachers and students noting the sad event.
The Corry Jamestown Corporation completed a property purchase east of its mattress plant for 618,000 dollars, the highest price for a nearby parcel. The company plans a five month period before new construction adjoining the existing factory to expand shipping depots and manufacturing capacity.
United Prone reports a protest by Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks Norma Talmadge Constance Talmadge Charlie Chaplin Harold Lloyd and David Ward Griffith against commercialism in cinema. The five act meeting at Pickford Fair Oaks vows to defend artistic expression, warning against machinized productions.
Corry resident Mrs Kate Keefe died yesterday in Buffalo New York at her sister Mrs Katherine OBrian's home. She had left Corry months ago to visit relatives and fell ill there. Her remains will be brought back to Corry today and taken to the Misses Keefe 275 West Frederick Street. Services will be held Friday at St Thomas Church at 9 o clock with interment in St Thomas Cemetery.
A man with a crushed foot crawled for help after an accident in a woods lumber camp near Honesta. His companions dragged him through brush to a regroup point and he was taken to Wu Pisikhin Hospital suffering from exposure but with no further injuries reported.
The proposal suggests using women as enforcement agents to bolster the prohibition drive. Mrs. Gifford Pinchot supports the idea as a test in smaller communities with female oversight of liquor withdrawals. Governor Pinchot backs the broader effort to enforce the dry laws in Pennsylvania.
Supt Hemstreet presents Board of Education findings on a city wide influenza and grip outbreak reducing daily attendance and raising school operation concerns. The report notes high contagion with little immunity for recent illness and signals ongoing considerations. Melvin J Parkhurst completes purchase and plans to move into a new bungalow at East South and King Street around April 1.
United Press reports War Department consideration of a forced retirement for the Corry troops commander. The inquiry, chaired by a War Department panel, will probe charges stemming from alleged malfeasance and potential coverups involving high-ranking officers and contractors.
A tumultuous scene centers on Schwartz facing multiple accusations with investigators and legal authorities reviewing evidence. A special agent and others are mentioned in relation to the case while officials confirm ongoing enforcement actions and expected disclosures.
New York City schools were closed today as flu cases rise and medical officials warn of worsening conditions. A state administrator notes coal shortages intensify the winter crisis, with transport disruptions and fuel shortages impacting daily operations.
John Henry Holmes reports Thaw arrived in Pittsburgh with a keyed escort after leaving the Pennsylvanian home for the insane to face the Stanford White murder case. He was accompanied by a police guard and reportedly dined with relatives before heading to his mother's home on Beechhurst Boulevard.
Erie renews contract with American Railway Express Company to May 1925, ensuring continued service over the line. The notice also states no ownership or management changes for Raymond Manufacturing Company, Ltd, which reorganizes from a limited partnership to a corporation.
Announcers say the White Way lighting extension will cover South Street and adjacent avenues with new wires and poles. Crews will extend lines from Center to Conk Street, with work expected to begin next week as part of a citywide illumination upgrade.
Special to tn Jourant Erie Pepe Walled Sick by the North East Garage defendants in a $50,000 damage suit filed in county court. Mr and Mrs Wilcox, seriously injured in the accident near the North East cemetery, seek $30,000 for Mrs Wilcox and $20,000 for her husband.
United Press report from Omatia describes a fierce exchange with four bandits at the Great Western railway yard. Detective Mus Curtis killed one bandit and wounded others in a volley of more than forty shots. Police traced bloody trails to the gang’s trail.
At Gratton Illinois a massive explosion at the Tlinois Powder Mining Co nitroglycerine depot killed ten men and left many injured. Fire raged through the nitroglycerine department and threatened nearby buildings, spreading evacuations and raising fears of further blasts.
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