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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1923
Page
6
In a chaotic scene downtown a desperate character with a criminal record takes to the swamps. A fire alarm sounds as leading citizens are engulfed by fear while a big black man with two guns is revealed as the killer. The city clerk rushes to warn passersby.
July 18 President Harding plans a cabinet gathering to discuss Alaskan issues including hearings in Anchorage and Seward. Secretaries Work Wallace and Hoover will finish their studies as officials and reporters observe. A dramatic chase in a swamp near Seward ends with the fugitive captured, six hundred men returning to their cars. The President intends a Seattle speech outlining general Alaska policy after travel and study.
Announcement of appointment of administrator for the estate of Adai J Brundage of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania. Creditors are asked to present claims or demands promptly to the administrator Joel Brundage Corry PA.
Senator elect Magnus Johnson of Minnesota joined Senator Brookhart of Iowa in demanding a special session of Congress to save wheat farmers from ruin due to low prices. He proposed establishing a minimum wheat price and convening a conference of wheat state lawmakers to discuss the crisis. Johnson warned the situation could become a national calamity and tied the plan to the recent election results.
Donald Kyte and Peter Rummer, both Erie men, were arrested by Erie Police Captain Charles Brown after a bank and drugstore hold up in Buffalo. The two suspects, also known as Jules, were taken to Erie Headquarters for custody as Buffalo authorities prepared to handle the case. Authorities said the duo offered little resistance during arrest.
A 38 foot tide is reported along the west and southwest coasts of Korea with water levels rising 20 to 40 feet inland in places. The warning notes dangerous surf conditions and possible flooding along shoreline communities.
A brief reflection from the Boston Transcript highlighting how experiences shape us. It emphasizes that growth comes when trials yield lessons, while failure tests character and resilience. The piece suggests choosing constructive responses to adversity and pursuing ongoing self-improvement.
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