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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
1
Federal agents conduct a sweeping probe in Western Pennsylvania as officials from both parties face possible indictments. The ongoing investigation targets alleged misconduct in recent political operations, with names and specific charges not yet released.
United Prose reports federal probe into large liquor thefts and rackets across New York and other states. Indictments expected in Kentucky Pennsylvania Ohio and Maryland as officials and party members face investigation into wholesale whiskey heists, with findings and prosecutions to come.
A Pittsburgh firm, Jane Laughlin Go., negotiated a land deal for about a thousand acres in the Calumet region. TIME and Lotha steel towns are associated with the site. The Pitaby Company reportedly plans a heavy investment, with figures around 2 million dollars. Details about the seller or exact terms remain unconfirmed.
Philadelphia January report says Governor Sproul will appoint a successor to the late Senator Penrose in coming days after meetings with Republican leaders. Possible candidates include William Vare George Wharton Morris Clothier and Carlisle’s Sadler with discussions on resignations and eligibility. The governor indicated the appointee will be qualified, with no seat wars, and will reside in the eastern part of the state.
Telegraph dispatches report Virginia soldiers naming Major Opie of Staunton as involved in killings of two American soldiers in France. Testimonies describe October 1918 events at a dugout in the Ayrona area and imply connections to Hill Woolwine and other army runners. The testimony intersects with Senate inquiries and political maneuvers around successors and support networks.
United Press correspondent Edwin Bullinger describes widespread famine in the Kazan Republic. He and J R Childe of the American Relief Administration report villages decimated, with only a fraction of the population alive and no food available in many areas.
Five armed men robbed a Maywood State Bank, killing president James Stoeffel and wounding James Wesson and Sweeney. They fled with a $12,000 payroll toward an unclear route, amid gunfire from an automobile. Local officials and police pursued a likely suspect list.
Federal grand jury findings name many well known New Yorkers including William Orr and Charles S. Whitman among twenty indicted figures. Charges allege forged permits enabled removal of about 10 million dollars worth of whisky from bonded warehouses during January to August. Indictments reveal illegal permits issued by the rector Hurt’s office and by the director’s office to obtain liquor permits.
Chicago January 1 merges the Inland Steel Company the Sheet and Tube Co of America and the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co were discussed here today final steps have not been taken
Dublin parliament recess follows heated session as factions rush to unite behind De Valera. A compromise plan by a committee of treaty supporters and opponents lacks firm support, while a key vote from an American returnee looms. Debate continues over whether a republic is acceptable, and tensions rise in the capital.
James H. Wright, recently retired from the jewelry business, announces the opening of Wright Optical at 23 North Center Street in the south half of his former store. The remodeled quarters feature a full set of modern exam instruments, a wide range of Sharon frames and mounts, Panor and Leight lenses, and top tier optical service. Wright plans active patronage and promises thorough patient care in this new practice.
Funeral services for Lawrence Parker were held yesterday at 2 p.m. from his West Smith Street home, with Rev. M. S. Ashwon of the Ermanist Episcopal Church officiating. Pallbearers included Marie Osterman, Merl Doolittle, and others. representatives from Husaness College and Corry High School attended as honorary pallbearers. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with distant relatives and friends from Oil City, Damburg, and Pittsburgh in attendance.
United Press reports from Washington that Japan signals willingness to enter the Shantung discussiones but only if the twenty one demands are presented to the Senate. Officials indicate China may resist while Japan hopes to gain concessions on the broader treaty terms.
A British alliance debate on French disarmament is reported with Premier Read noted as supporting conditions. The discussion includes terms on partial land disarmament and submarine suppression, with emphasis on France meeting required merits under allied defense considerations.
Services for the late Senator Penrose were held privately at the Pennise family residence with brief rites at Laurel Mill cemetery. Attendants included Dr Charles H Perrine, Richard AVS Pengase, Spencer Parirase, Mrs. Spsnear Pennise, and others as listed. the funeral was private per the Senator’s wishes and not cremation.
A chaotic wire service style international briefing reports on Parley threats to deploy force if decisions fail, with scattered references to the United States, British action, and impending arms treaty discussions amid wartime tension. The jumble mentions New York, Philadephia, and Wallington, plus officials and alleged threats, in a fragmented early 20th century dispatch.
United Press dispatch states U S Senator Crow has no intention of resigning. The report notes polls and political maneuvering ahead of the fall term. The article cites crowded party lines and mentions unnamed colleagues debating Crow’s political future.
A Greek liner erupted in a harbor causing estimated casualties around fifty. Initial reports describe a catastrophic blast near a pier with the stern damaged and the vessel listing. Rescue efforts were underway as investigators scrambled to determine the blast’s cause.
A large London fire last night and early today left about two thousand people homeless as sections of the town burned. Fire crews battled through the afternoon as flames spread and many dwellings were destroyed, with estimated losses around two thousand pounds.
Dublin reports say W Kay, correspondent for the London Times, was kidnapped yesterday by members of the Cork battalion of the Irish Republican Army. Sunken details indicate messages were sent seeking Kay's release and conveyed by foreign correspondents awaiting word. The incident follows tensions around ratification efforts and interviews with IRA commandants in favor of a treaty.
A United Press report from January 5 states Hershey is slated to become postmaster at McKeesport, pending confirmation by President Harding. The move follows orders issued to relieve current postal inspectors and appoint a replacement at the office.
Campaign backing completion of routes 85 and 95 through Warren County, led by Warren Chamber of Commerce and local boosters, seeks statewide action and county cooperation to finish improved highways connecting Warren with McKean and surrounding areas. Meetings planned to secure support. Columbus Grange and local merchants pledge cooperation. emphasis on year long push for early completion and regional economic benefits.
Social chatter swirled as Mary Lavon Baker, late to her wedding, prepared to depart for England with Gallister McCormick amid questions over engagements and gifts. Donors weigh how to handle Baker’s forthcoming settlement while Grinpen’s army return adds to a tense domestic scene.
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