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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Marie Fuller, a wedding or union context, with scattered names and dates. The readable fragments reference a ceremony or family notes around a Sun Erie date and a 325 numeral, but specifics are broken and not coherent.
A statewide auditors report details irregularities in Allegheny County and State Treasury operations. It cites checks exchanged for blank stock, delayed deposits, and lost interest totaling well over eleven thousand dollars. Bell, president of Carnegie Trust, faced testimony as a witness in a treasury investigation.
London July 4 rumors claim that Viscount Northcliffe the powerful publisher was poisoned in Germany during a tour. Doctors describe a serious, lingering condition that may end his control of publications and influence in British politics. Close friends doubt the poisoning theory, noting his presence in Germany was unclear until his return to England.
In Altoona on July 24 Gilbert McChivkay from this city was executed by Rockview for a serious case involving William Nichols of McKeesport. McChivkay, pronounced dead, followed Tilt McCloskey in the sequence of events in this case.
United Press dispatch from Emporia details a complex political clash involving Governor’s wishes, Allen, and White during a Kansas political confrontation. The article recounts claims, reactions, and procedural moves surrounding the governor’s stance, with coverage of speech, courtroom hints, and school program disruptions.
Two cars collide near Mare Creek road north of the city on a Saturday night. Drivers Wasik Betts Nick Reisler and Wal ove Hinton escape with minor injuries as vehicles suffer heavy damage. A bystander reportedly saw a vehicle pass between the two cars, but no serious injuries occurred. A bystander’s child and Mrs Rekaler sustain minor injuries. no death reported.
United Press reports from Kitpanning, July 21, that Allegheny River Mining Company urged four thousand striking miners to return to work at a 1920 wage scale. The proposal, devised by President Harding in talks with union leaders in Washington, would impose no wage reductions but keep the age scales.
United Press reports Pottsville Journal editorial urges both coal operators and miners to settle differences in the hard coal controversy. The paper believes cooperation is the general regional desire and hopes a compromise can be reached if outside influence is kept out of the talks.
A fragmented United Press report from July 24 describes tense attempts to operate Nikon mines under troop protection. Pittsburgh figure Ale B. Moore and ex-Senator Flynn reportedly met with President Harding at the White House to press for direct dialogue, outlining ongoing efforts and potential continuations pending official reply.
Meadvill e Pennsylvania July 24 United Press reports Wilbur Byham a machinist at the Rifle shops here resisted orders and a dynamite blast occurred in his home injuring a bystander. The railway strike continued with limited local impact as air and freight service largely remained on schedule and delays stretched from one to five days.
Amid rising labor tension a national emergency may be declared enabling drastic federal actions to curb strikes. Officials consider invoking wartime powers to restore order and protect critical industries. Strong entities referenced include federal authorities and labor groups.
A garbled text fragment discusses government directions and enforcement related to CGAL shipments, with references to strikes, fines, and regulatory actions. It mentions President efforts to resolve conflicts and potential penalties for carriers, amid calls for legislative action and interstate coordination.
The state health department reports a surge in typhoid fever cases in June and urges vigilance for febrile illness with no clear cause. It cites blood tests and cultures as key to diagnosis and warns physicians to read symptoms carefully, noting delays in confirmation.
Authorities at Doyles Way Ohio report the Burd touring car once owned by Underwood has been located. John Leveland, an indicted suspect in a worthless check operation, is connected to the disposal. Daylesiaway chief comments confirm the vehicle found and that the driver’s arrest status remains unsettled.
United Press reports July 24 remarks on a chemical foundation sale of German dye patents and its effect on American industry. Senator Underwood argues for a commission to settle German claims, while a German committee seeks to reclaim patents. The discussion references President Harding and concerns over returning patents to the German government.
Adjutant General Bewry of the Pennsylvania National Guard and Brigadier General J G Shannon will travel to the coal fields in southwestern Pennsylvania tonight. They will confer with Col. Stackpole in command of field troops and personally inspect conditions. A report will be sent to Governor Sproul by Wednesday.
The West Carnival Company arrives for a week at the show grounds near Salt Park on Washington Avenue. The event opens this week under the auspices of the P.S. Chin, with plans completed for a full schedule of rides and displays during the stay.
Marion Colegrove wed Arthur Cardwell of Richmond Virginia in Detroit Michigan last Saturday. Parents Mr and Mrs W Colegrove of Main Street announce the nuptials and the couple plan to reside in Buffalo where the groom manages the PrestoLight Company.
A United Press report from Washington describes a new political letter from The Woodrow Wilson House of Inclusion praising Democrat David Je Lewis as a Senate candidate. The missive appears to be a full endorsement of his campaign and reflects ongoing backing from Wilson supporters.
Roxie Long, known as Rijxie Lays al Upytee, was captured Saturday night by district attorney officers in the county jail after extradition from Moran. Morin, a special detective, led the charge and secured a long train of Roxie’s relatives upon arrival at a Pennsylvania station.
Week-end tragedies in Philadelphia leave six dead and many injured. Reports describe drownings and automobile accidents during a deadly stretch, with police noting several victims and ongoing investigations as authorities warn of dangerous conditions.
Pittsburgh report notes a country club dance set for Wednesday with Mrs Sue Curdy as tutor and Mrs Stewart and Miss Anne Smith hosting. event appears in the local notices column alongside a report on local workers and injuries from Patton township.
Shankey, proprietor of Dimet Lina, acquires a new commercial hotel property on Main Street. The sale transfers immediate charge to Schneider of Sugurdns Ni with planned continued operation of the establishment until the lease expiration.
A strike of elevated railway workers in Chicago threatens service. Leaders claim progress but street militiamen and riders face disruption as unions insist on a wage raise of ten cents per hour and a prolonged walkout looms.
United Press reports New York July 2 where Prohibition agents raid an undertaker establishment amid a corpse handling dispute. They seize a hearse and inspect it for liquor as investigators press the case against alleged illicit activity. Driver Richard Neto is named in the account.
A military dispatch describes the 112th Regiment testing a new block system during a mobilization in Mt Gret. The 1300-strong unit from Frankis moves to the western state park under Major General Blinc. Regiments from Grove City and nearby towns assemble, with crowds and battalions arriving in sequence. Details outline company formations, transport arrangements, and the timetable for assembly at the base, concluding with the last detachments arriving by evening.
Police report a suspect, Carlo Yello, age 20, arrested in Carbondale Pa after authorities recovered 38 sticks of dynamite in his possession. Officials say the explosives were tied to a racketeering plot and this marks a significant early case in a spate of blasts across the region.
The Sir Thoms cemetery improvement project is progressing rapidly with general approval. The effort beautifies the cemetery and benefits the city. Residents with outstanding assessments are urged to pay promptly as financial aid is essential for continued work. The committee overseeing St Thomas parish asks full cooperation from all members to support the ongoing site grading tarp and work crew efforts.
The New York Giants fell 3 to 2 to the Pirates in the first game of a doubleheader in Pittsburgh. A midair crash near Far Rockaway injured several Army aviators, with reports noting fatalities and non-fatal injuries.
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