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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1922
Page
1
In Mbcent years tragedy on Chaytavein Lake claims Leo Gordon aged 22 and Cecil Price aged 18 after a motor boat with passengers capsizes near Lom Chantanciia and Midwily park dock. Eight aboard were rescued. two bodies still missing at 9 pm. Other occupants were saved from exhaustion.
Tremont Reynolds, a Syracuse youth, died after aiding companions during a lake disaster near Midway Point on Chautauqua Lake. The launch carrying eight passengers sank as rescuers from the City of Mayville and nearby steamer crews attempted to save them. Reynolds held two girls above water and perished from exhaustion as authorities investigated the incident and confirmed the boat was operated without a proper license. Gordon and Price were among the others missing, with recoveries not immediate.
Senator David Walsh reveals plans to enroll tens of thousands of college students to spread Democratic message. A national student organization will mirror the party structure, creating local clubs at colleges that elect state central committee members, with a 48 member national committee guiding activities for the 1924 election. Walsh says aims include targeting privileged interests and liberal policies while building a broad, educated activist base. Organization work continues as colleges reopen in the fall.
On Findley Road between the city and Findley Lakes, two crashes occurred yesterday afternoon. J B Johnson of this city and Oxcar Mattison of Erie collided while a Hudson car owned by Lawrence Hionditla overturned near the French Creek bridge. All occupants escaped serious injury though vehicles were badly damaged. Johnson’s party included his wife and relatives. Mattison’s new Rio car sustained heavy damage. The Hudson driver and passengers escaped with minor bruises.
A youth recounted that Gordon and Price were aboard a launch off Midway when it sank after the boatmaker jumped overboard to reach shore. The ship City of Buffalo’s captain Kling reported the disaster as crews and a helper searched the scene near Midway Park dock, rescuing seven aboard. Efforts to revive Reynolds failed aboard the vessel Mayville, with rescuers and passengers aiding in the dangerous retrieval.
Veteran star P Vatteryon of the Autteullan Divin cum team defeated Randolph phvottty to win the men's tennis world championship at Wimbledon. Final scores 64 04 62.
A chaotic montage reports Germany facing looming ruin as the Weimar government seeks relief from Allies and reparations talks. In the United States, deputies to be appointed for train protection, and German financial strain intensifies amid talks of a moratorium and wage pressures. The Paris discussion centers on suspending six billion paper marks due next Saturday.
United Press reports President Harding and labor leaders anticipated an early end to the strike involving coal miners and operators. A proposal would set wage scales and era limits, with key figures urged to respond by August 10 and a final meeting planned with top officials to review terms.
A chaotic report describes Darling performing remarkable aerial feats on a ten foot platform, followed by a chain of disjointed events. Puttar dazzled hundreds with a morning walk, then outdid himself during an evening display of dives and stunts. The show, under Lee Mhantilwr’s auspices, drew residents and visitors for a day of citywide entertainment and drought relief context.
At Point Marion Pennsylvania on July 10 a pitched battle erupted between Atlantic Coat Company camp occupants and deputy sheriffs. Miners resisted eviction from their tent colony, resulting in multiple deaths and many more injured as gunfire erupted.
The Union City Independents will play the Corry Club in twilight ground competitions Wednesday evening on the Washington athletic ground. Baye Mnond and Grow will compete for the Union Club as the twirler is expected to perform.
Traffic officer Jamon Valey was thrown from his motorcycle in a serious crash on North Center yesterday. He sustained injuries to his right leg and other body parts, with reports noting significant damage to his vehicle and possible internal injuries.
A church vacation school opened this morning at First Majic channel. Led by Pastor at several lines, the program runs 9 to 12 with devotional services, games, handiwork, and music. Vivian Beard, trained Baptist Institute for African Workers, heads the school with a faculty drawn from local Sunday Schools. Attendance showed a promising start with children cheering for the new undertaking and inviting other churches to participate.
A chaotic but lively Saturday program featured Arctic explorer Wotsy… or similar name, presenting views and addresses that drew a large audience in New York. The event included sermons, mystery acts, and excerpts from the San Francisco writer Pont Tt, with the Percival Vivian Players performing a celebrated stage piece titled The Regal Loncert Recruitlists.
In Washington on July 10 authorities outlined how to restore public order amid protests and ongoing administration challenges. Officials highlighted key administrative reforms aimed at stabilizing governance and addressing rising political tensions nationwide.
Rail systems declare open shop as shopmen's strike reaches a climax with an ultimatum filed today. Workers lose seniority and pension rights as the confrontation intensifies. Union leadership vows further action despite threats of broader disruption.
United Press reports five states mobilize troops to curb railroad shopmen riot threats as strikebreakers move in. Print unions call for picket duty amid tense standoffs with armed forces ready to back federal orders. Officials warn of potential violence as railroads seek to resume operation and protect strikebreakers. Local guard deployments rise in Clinton and surrounding areas amid deadly Friday incident.
Reports say Irish Phantom DeValera remains missing amid a Dublin funeral for Cathal Drugha insurgent general. Troops scan mourners for DeValera while conflicting reports place him hidden in the city awaiting any opportunity for drama. As troops nationwide remain active, the hunt continues across 26 counties.
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