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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
1
French forces have seized key Ruhr region areas including Essen, prompting German protests and a threatened broad industrial upheaval. Germany recalls ambassador from Paris, while France vows to press its occupation and warn of potential escalation as talks with France and Belgium stall.
Eight men were arrested in York, Pa, accused of attempting to raid a bonded whiskey house near Bellini. Fourteen were held by distillery guards until state police arrived, with two men from York and six from Baltimore among those captured.
fragmented dispatch from Paris reports a raucous crowd cheering Poincare as he announced seizure of the regime’s powers. deputies shouted insults at Communists led by Cachin, and twelve “Red” suspects were arrested amid a Europe wide anti capital unrest.
A distorted report from Washington on January 1 accuses government agents and state officials of misconduct and illicit activities. The article alleges congressional involvement and names several political figures while noting investigations and accusations of abuse of power.
The mayor will present the annual message to the City Commission at the next regular council meeting on Monday. The session will include police and fire department reports and a review of past achievements, with plans for summer improvement projects to be outlined.
Aged Corry resident Luni Shannon died at 46 after a brief illness. Survived by one daughter Mrs Pie r with whom she made her home, and several grandchildren. Funeral services in memory of the deceased will be held from the home at go North Carter Street Batning after 2a. The body will be transported to Wrightsville for burial.
A local card party fundraiser is set for Tuesday evening at Braschaow Hall with tickets priced to cover costs and proceeds earmarked for St Thon. Organizers expect a large turnout as private donors and community members contribute to the event.
United Press reports Constantine I former king of Greece died at Palermo. Twice exiled after revolutions and defeats, his death followed marriage tensions with Sophia and turmoil from military upheavals in Greece. Known as "Tino" in global affairs, his career spanned the Balkan crises and the great war.
Amid Rhine occupation the American force of about 1200 regulars faces orders to withdraw to the United States. Soldiers, barbers, sweethearts, and families react with sorrow and abrupt preparations as General Allen's withdrawal orders arrive, signaling the end of occupation and a return home for the unit.
United Press reports Germany seeks direct appeal to the United States regarding the French occupation of the Ruhr. Berlin officials indicate a formal position will be conveyed, as France advances its march into the Ruhr region amid tensions with the Allies.
Courthouse Bastrop Louisiana reports evidence tying the Ku Klux Klan to the Mer Rouge killings of Watt Dane and Thomas Richards. Witnesses describe a reign of terror with raids and intimidation by masked members and allied officials. Sheriff inaction is alleged as a masked group minutes before Richards’ murder.
Wealth Officer Dankle announced that only three contagious disease cases have been reported since January 1, including scarlet fever and diphtheria. He credited strict quarantines and vigilant enforcement for preventing outbreaks while nearby communities struggle with megales and other epidemics.
Robert Owen, an Ajax Manufacturing employee, suffered serious burns to his face and hands when a gas explosion ignited while he attempted to light the core-oven. He remains confined at home on East Church Street and is doing as well as can be expected.
John Hughes aged 18 from West Broderick is reported confined to Gorry Hospital with a compound fracture of the right leg after an incident at home. His condition is described as quite comfortable as of today. The report notes Margaret Hughes was involved in the incident.
The regular meeting of the Corry hospital board yesterday accepted the resignation of clerk Miss Jennie McCray to take effect March. After handling routine business the directors re adjourned. Mrs Pyre Weimert of Bottalo ix visited Manager J J Desmond at her home on Bant Pleasant street.
A Virginia home near Oil City becomes the scene of a double tragedy as a 57 year old man reportedly shot his sister in law and a local school teacher before dying by an apparent self-inflicted gunshot. Police say the incident occurred near Hasson Heights and left the community in shock as investigators sort through tangled family ties and motives.
A garbled political note references Pinchot at an inaugural occasion with distorted phrases about governance and a ceremonial setting. It mentions a figure called Casernor and hints at a ceremonial display or pledge amid a faded historical tone.
Local retailers announce January clearance events with deep cuts on men’s wear and furnishings. Stores like Brownell and Chen & Son promote week long specials, with sale periods extending into February and special offers across departments.
Officials announce steps to remedy engine trouble on the Pennsylvania system by ordering 00 new locomotives. The board of directors says construction will largely occur at Altoona with a total planned 125 engines, to be delivered soon for operational use.
A disjointed report shows a school board meeting with various motions. Mrs Shierouke Oy’s teacher position was terminated, and Mrs Hammond was elected to a new role. Superintendent anticipated travel to an Educational Congress in Harrishire, bills approved totaling 960.00, and committee appointments for the coming year were authorized.
Historic report details Jackie Coogan’s rise from a child star to a potential fortune near a million dollars. It notes his parents previously rejected offers and that future earnings may be secured by a trust, with several parties courting his services as he grows. The piece mentions connections to Doug Fairbanks and Mary Pickford and Huntington Beach, California, amid contracts and anticipated investments.
Anonymous letters threaten state witnesses in the Herrin trial with death. The messages, witnessed by George Marrison and George Nelson, warned tellers and others involved in the case to desist or face harm, while authorities pledged to protect those testifying. The threats surfaced as the trial continued amid tense proceedings and public attention.
Altoona faced its largest blaze in years as a fire, likely from crossed wires, broke out in the Goldstein store in the business district. The three story building burned, spreading to the adjacent Hon Ton Store. strong winds aided containment challenges and several bales of debris and danger to firefighters were reported.
The Missionary Society of the M. B. church met at Mes BJ Raab’s West Smith Street home on Wednesday afternoon with many members despite bad weather. District secretary Mrs Locke of Erie read a letter, Mrs DL Bracken delivered a fine lecture on the lesson, and the gathering ended with a social and refreshments.
Dr. Clif ford B. Conineley, commissioner of the State Department of Labor and Industry, presented his resignation to Governor Sproul. The resignation takes effect January 1, the day before the inauguration of Governor Gifford Pinchot.
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of War Caleb Weale urges immediate plans to bring American troops home. He says troops will sail from New York, deopt Antwerp as logistics are arranged. Main aim is rapid deployment and retirement of forces from overseas posting.
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