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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
3
The article discusses allied premiers meeting to evaluate the European Single and a proposed nompolitics commission. It argues the commission would be businesslike yet entangled in politics and station interests. It suggests the plan’s acceptance hinges on broader reform and enforcement challenges.
A letter section discusses intergenerational views with a mother defending modern youth and dress, praising sensible clothing and growth. It contrasts older prudery with today’s freer, more informed standards, while noting social issues like bootlegging and the era’s outlook on progress. A public charter notice for Raymond Manufacturing Company appears among the items.
A collage of sensational notes reports divorce suits by a former chorus girl against a millionaire husband and reparations demand. It recalls statistics on auto gains and flares of film stars, while musings on youthful style, wonders, and a hotel robbery near Oakland highlight a chaotic snapshot of public life.
A Baltimore lawyer J Wikley Leakin offers $200000 to establish a summer White House near Washington within driving distance. The plan faces doubt as Presidents prefer cooler distant locales like the New England coast, though Congress may accept the gift to avoid private philanthropy.
Cyrus McCray died at his home near A 3s Corners on a Saturday morning from typhoid pneumonia. He was born in Concord township on July 18 1839 and moved to Sparta as a child. He married Miss Bailey in 1881 and left a widow and four children Mrs. M Babcock Elgin Blisworth Leonard and Arthur all of Sparta plus one sister Mrs R J Crowell of Carter Hill. Funeral services were at Britton Run Church with burial there.
Roer Batson argues against repealing the 3 percent immigration limit and suggests suspending the contract labor law to ease shortages. He notes employers have favored imported workers in the past but warns most arrivals lack citizenship potential. He endorses a system where inspectors select immigrants abroad and officials oversee placement on arrival.
A runaway engine escaped from Brooks Works Monday morning and ran wild for miles toward Van Buren. It struck an eastbound freight train near Dunkirk, derailing ten cars. The wreck caused extensive damage and cargo losses. the New York Central Railroad faces substantial costs.
From the Journal File January 9 1903 reports a Democratic mayoral candidate Heath and city treasurer nominee Babbitt. A large Union Dancing Club event at the Armory and social visits on Bay Street are noted along with a concert at the Presbyterian Church. Also mentions Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co appointment paying $5000 yearly and local real estate and poultry ads in Jamestown New York.
The case centered on a conspiracy claim involving the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association and Borsten's Milk Producers. The New York State Supreme Court ruled in April on the plaintiff Napiery, a farmer and patron of the Morden Company, against the Royton Company and others, detailing the broader economic and legal context.
The Rev. Matthews, pastor of Trinity Memorial Church, died yesterday in Warren after a brief illness. His sudden death came as a shock to the community, and mourning crowds gathered as hearse and pallbearers moved through the town.
A lengthy legal notice details a suit over alleged alienation of a wife’s affection. The proceedings reference parties including a husband and wife, with mentions of a place and legal authority guiding the case. Further specifics are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a contested marital separation action.
Local report describes a Punxsutawney area female patient undergoing a surgical procedure described as a slit or similar operation. The text is garbled but indicates medical care and related statements.
Local authorities issued warnings as a cold wave approached, urging residents to prepare for freezing temperatures. Officials emphasized shelter, proper clothing, and safeguarding pipes while monitoring weather advisories for potential record lows.
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