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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1922
Page
1
Washington dispatch reports calls in Congress for a full inquiry into the Rubikarhockin Theater disaster that killed 113 and trapped crowds in debris. Senators push for urgent investigations as casualty lists and rescue efforts continue, with officials promising comprehensive hearings.
Attendon called by C. W. Carroll manager of the local office of the Well Telephone Company. The offer from the American Telephone and Telegraph Company owner of the Bell system is now available under a special plan for subscribers in this district. Patrons desiring such stock can obtain details by applying at the local office or through National Bank of Corry. Mr Carroll will explain the offer and its features to any patron who calls.
The tragedy at the Capital Theater in Washington claimed two Warren residents, Mr and Mrs Louiso Vatlonitis, both among the dead. Also mentioned are Miss Marjorie Bassmord and Miss Deemond, students attending schools in Washington, with broader fallout affecting families of local workers and friends.
Frank Baeder, supervising the focal auto show, reports rapid progress on preparations for a large event. Advertising copy must reach Mr Baeder by tomorrow, with Raeder planning new decorations and a wider display of latest models handled by local dealers. The exhibit will feature a full line of automotive essentials and industry items, with many representatives participating.
Campaign to raise funds for a new orphan's home for the Catholic diocese of Erie. A meeting is set for Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the rectory to finalize arrangements. The two churches have a quota of 2250 dollars and delegates are to return tomorrow night to report on the drive.
United Press report from Norfolk Virginia dated January 30, details a vessel with seventy men aboard the Arethusa that lost its propeller last Monday and drifted. After four days Manning towed, a violent storm near Cape Fear North Carolina caused the hawser to snap. Anchor cutters were sent from Norfolk in a morning attempt to bring the ship to port.
Notices ask advertisers to submit copy for their ad space in the auto show section. Mr Bander of MIL calls for copy by Tuesday morning to ensure placement and proper display in the upcoming edition.
Washington June 30 United Press reports that President Harding requested postponement of all social functions in capital due to a riot over the Nickelbacken Thinker disasters.
Sir Ernest Shackleton, famed Antarctic explorer, dies during the Quest expedition. His body will be shipped to England for burial. Commander Frank Wild will continue the voyage. Shackleton left London in 1921 on the Quest with notable journeys and a dramatic departure from Nyasaland, and his death ends a storied polar career.
Two gunmen named Clarke Norm, 28, and John Care, 24, both Rochester residents, robbed the Commonwealth Jewelry Store in Chicago today. They escaped with gems valued at about $10,000 after holding up the shop.
Shipments arrived for Willy Knight Overland and Nash cars with new four passenger enclosed models drawing interest. Walter Merrick of Studebaker sales notes substantial demand as Glen Brooks showcases the latest Knight Overland lines. A large display aims to present a complete assortment of vehicles at the show.
Severe snowstorm cripples passenger service in the East halting runs from Saturday until Sunday morning when trains began returning to normal schedules. Washington reports heavy snowfall crippling lines, with Pennsy and other routes affected before returning to standard operation.
Special services in memory of the late Pontife Benedict IV were held in churches across the diocese. St Thomas and St Eiseabett’s participated with prayers offered. Churchgoers will continue to observe in the days ahead as a new pope election is announced.
A local inquiry reports possible construction of a new express station with mixed reactions from residents and officials. The project faces debates over funding, timing, and impact on the area, with officials signaling further details to follow as plans advance.
The Vatican prepares for a papal transition amid uncertainty over Maffi's potential elevation. Analysts note cardinals may gather to discuss Benedict’s succession while Italian concerns about foreign influence and stability rise amid political tensions.
A report from War Department documents Martin Griffin of Ronee fi list and other locals tied to a draft evasion case. The piece notes Griffin was never inducted, cites a correction sought by officials, and condemns wartime clerical errors that labeled individuals as slackers.
A lone highwayman robs a paymaster in broad daylight, taking several hundred dollars from the company office in Jersey City. A national wire reports a Japanese dignitary's death in Tokyo as a separate item.
Hundreds of locals rushed to the Bank of Conneautville as it failed to open. State Bank Examiner Frank W. Jacobs took control, estimating possible losses around $200,000 to $750,000. Cashier Snodgrass allegedly falsified records, misused funds, and faced truth from investigators as President Sturdevant sought to stabilize the institution with advances of over $100,000.
United Press reports rising tensions in Ohio as miners threaten action if operators push a 50 percent wage cut. District president Lee Hall warns no concessions will be made before the national convention. A tentative agreement from the Lituminous field is referenced amid stalled talks.
A large turnout attended the Catholic Daughters of America meeting where district deputy Miss Mabel Schell led the installation of officers. Specific offices named include Regent Mrs PG Wood, Grand Regent Miss Noltie Hand, Financial Secretary Miss Hele Morrell, Prophetess Miss Lithan Murray, Treasurer Miss Margaret Hand, Assistant Miss Mary Colegrave, Planning Miss Helen Sullivan, Sentinel Miss Anca Shmelds, with Trustees Mrs Mary Meath and Mrs Margaret Malonsy. Miss Schull received a keepsake pencil, followed by a banquet at Arcade attended by members.
Chicago Opera Company tenor Muratore was to undergo an appendicitis operation in New York. Doctors report uncertainty about his condition after a conference.
Washington Jan 30 The Supreme Court ruled the government may retain thousands of barrels of whiskey in government warehouses. The decision, 8 to 1 with Justice McReynolds dissenting, means owners cannot reclaim liquor stored for safekeeping before Prohibition unless Congress acts.
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