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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1923
Page
1
Assen dispatch reports German mining groups halted work across Ruhr as unions threaten broader action. French authorities seek completion of agreed concessions while Ruhr coal and gas supply faces disruption. Reports cite railway and mine stoppages, with authorities preparing for intensified measures amid rising tensions.
Gov Pinchot's inauguration in Marri shurg cost the state 3015.98 dollars, far under prior budgets. Senator Frank Smith led the inaugural committee, with funding well below the Sproul era four years earlier by about eighty thousand dollars.
In a terse note from Italy dated January 22, Premier Mussolini urged mediation as separations persist despite wartime strain. Germany’s Chancellor Cuno rejected any negotiations while French troops remain in the Ruhr area, insisting Berlin will not accept outside terms.
Paris January 22 France revises its reparations plan and seeks a two year moratorium for Germany contingent on an internal loan of 6080000000 joules. Of this 100000000 to stabilize the mark, the remainder to Germany's creditors. It calls for state monopolies in tobacco, matches, coal, silk, sugar and gas, and for customs and export taxes to be turned over to the allies with coal taxes collected.
A plan to settle the affairs of Parenti Motors Corporation is underway. Creditors including G PoVall and Thomas Jones, president, are asked to sign papers appointing a receiver and special master to wrap up the company in Farrell. The move aims to resolve the defunct firm’s debts and operations.
United Press reports in Chicago that the $4,000,000 Northwestern Terra Corte Company was turned over to 60 employees led by Lotinger. The firm, formed in 1878 by Littinger, rises as a major world producer with Hottinger remaining president for a transition before bowing out.
London report by United Press says three men were executed by firing squad in Bundall County Louth for arming in a Belfast telegram to the Evening News.
United Pros reports a 3,000,000 fund to prosecute the Citizens Committee in the Ouist Hills. The fund, raised by Federated shopcrafts of Port Smith, aims to arrest and convict vigilantes, floggers, and deport striking tailpond workers. Labor calls on unions to give one percent of wages for thirty days to support prosecutions of officials and vigilantes amid a mob action by 1,400 farmers and business men to avert railroad paralysis. George McVey, Leslie hotel owner, jailed for arson remains in custody.
A disputed arrest at the Arc ade last night exposes a feud between a restaurant proprietor and city police. A night officer refused to arrest two rowdy patrons without a warrant, provoking public outcry and calling for city action. Chief Dinkins later arrested Miles McCray for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, pleading guilty and paying the maximum fine.
Benedict Crowell former assistant secretary of war under Wilson pleaded not guilty in district court to charges of conspiracy to defraud the government in connobs camps.
San Diego California January 22 De Louis Jacobs a captain in the Army medical corps held three days for investigation in connection with the death of Fritei Mann was released by police today
United Press reports a mass slaying at a gardener’s cottage near Newport. A husband and wife were found dead, burned and battered, with valuables missing. Investigators question motive while a black visitor sighted near the estate raises new leads.
Word has been received of the death Sunday of A W Caflisch of Pitas ville. He is survived by his wife, Mrs Mees Allen Caflisch, formerly of the city, and by parents Mr and Mrs A Cathie, one brother Joe, and sisters Margaret, Glades, Gestrude, and Mabel. Funeral services are set for Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Union City home with a large circle of friends expected.
A Pittsburgh dwelling on Twenty fifth street collapsed injuring eight people with one listed as probably fatally hurt. Mrs. L W Shepherd of Liberty Street was among the residents reportedly at home at the time of the collapse.
Gary Ind January report details multiple officials cited for violations of dry law. Arrests and indictments cited amid ongoing enforcement actions by city authorities and law enforcement agencies.
United Press reports a strong quake rattled northern California causing alarm across cities including Sacramento Valley towns. People in Antind and Marysville felt heavy shaking though Marysville reported no damage. telephone messages from Gerber to Marysville described the quake as noticeably heavy and sleepers awakened.
Numerous cases of grippe flood Corry and nearby towns with fever and cold symptoms. Dr J W Wright notes only mild spread in the state, with overall danger limited but still feared as last year’s epidemic comparisons suggest caution.
Manila report says seven Russian ships with refugees are en route from Shanghai to Manila after crews seized refugees from Siberia and took them to Shanghai. An American destroyer will escort the fleet to Lingayen Gulf for investigation and orders from Washington.
Five people perish in a deadly blaze at the Homestead hotel on Dauber Street. Proprietor Joseph Bryce and husband Job Winsie attempt rescues, with Davies dying later at Homestead Hospital. Winnie family members and three tots are among the victims. investigation cites smoke and flames spreading through the building.
Waco authorities investigate the double murder of WR Holts and Mrs. Denécamp, found shot and dumped in a lonely area. Holts suffered a severe head wound. Denécamp had multiple gunshots and a four inch back wound. A rope was found around Holts ankle, suggesting dragging. The couple had been missing since Friday after their car, found abandoned with a shattered windshield, was located Saturday afternoon.
Harrisburg Pa January 22 United Press the Pennsylvania legislature began the 1923 session with organization and committee meetings before tonight’s 9 o’clock convening. Governor Pinchot is expected to present the Budget the first ever to the General Assembly and administration measures are ready for introduction once the session starts.
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