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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
1
Dearborn residents urged Ford to run for president but he declined. Ford cites focus on automobile business and public apathy toward politics. Supporters formed a club to back his candidacy, yet Ford remains uninterested and unavailable for political activity.
The ceremony united Miss Ruth Serene Johnson Vaughntir and Mr. Lonny Johnson Poster, both of Warren, with Rev Redfinger officiating. The wedding featured pink and white peonies, a heart shaped cake, and a bridal party including Miss Gladys Hrew and Miss Ann Juligion. After the ceremony the couple planned a honeymoon to Philadelphia Atlantic City and eastern points before settling in Corry.
United Press reports Manning a Villanova theology student died after May 15 bite from a stray mongrel dog. Doctors described his agony as the most distressing in the college’s history. Police say the dog remains at large.
A United Press dispatch from Greenville reports on oil wealth creating attention but not comfort. The piece notes lingering concerns about investment, law, and the uneven distribution of riches amid regional activity and a half million dollar land deal shaping local affairs.
British infantry supported by artillery entered Belleek early this morning driving back Republican insurgents. Sniping limited rebel opposition as the main force retreated toward the Monaghan border. UK officials weighed constitutional options as Irish talks continued in Dublin and London.
Rumors place Admiral Kyte as key influence in a cabinet reshuffle amid Japan's leadership changes. Indications point to possible replacement of Prime Minister Takahashi as foreign policy shifts unfold.
United Press reports Attorney General Panhwerty announced that prosecutors will consider charges after a long probe into the Ethrmon and Lickawanht steel merger. The investigation, led by the attorney general and Daugherty, moves toward potential criminal action pending final findings.
Mr and Mrs Lt Kelly arrived yesterday after a long automobile journey through Montreal the Thousand Islands and the Adirondack Mountains. They report a most enjoyable and interesting trip with fine roads and pleasant scenery.
A June 8 dispatch reports organized labor aims at expanding political activity. Willi Johnson, president of the federation, signals continued effort to mobilize workers with farm allies, targeting early meetings to coordinate aggressive congressional influence.
The death of 83 year old Dinneat G. Johnson near his Youngsville home is reported after his apparent suicide at a barn. He had recently bought a grocery business with a brother and faced anxiety over the venture. Survived by his wife and two children, the well known resident’s passing shocked local friends. The incident occurred late last night with a wire report noting the act.
Tuesday afternoon Trubie Officer Bolus arrested BR Le Weec on speeding charges. He was released after signing before Alderman Porter on Saturday. The case notes he claimed rapid driving toward West Mutt retreat hill. custody then followed by Mistglease. Also Joseph Kavalek remained in custody for license issues. hearing postponed to 4 o'clock today.
William J. Burns, chief of the Secret Service, now heads the gas investigation for the Department of Justice. Attorney General Daugherty announced an exhaustive inquiry into reports from across the country to determine if a gentlemen’s agreement among big economies fuels rising demand.
Representative John Kissell of New York launched a vigorous push to make the daisy the national flower. He asked the House library committee to hold early hearings to report the bill and pass it this session. Kissell predicted some opposition from the dandelion and others, but argued the daisy is the most representative and beloved by all socioeconomic groups.
District Attorney Weeks plans to seek a first degree murder indictment against Walter Ward for the killing of Clarence Peters, a case to be presented to the grand jury. Ward's wife may be recalled for questioning, with police and investigators prepared to testify. Neighbors Mrs. Waldo J. Schuman and Mr. Alfred Took were also ordered to testify.
A band of gypsies who arrived in Fows were ordered to leave after police followed reports of shop pilfering. A woman from the group visited A B store taking tea and sugar, later found in a car. Mrs George Grew of St Louis visiting at Marion's Hurley home provided details.
Eight sailors from the U S Navy vessel based in New Orleans are missing and believed drowned near Amurday Russia after a motor cutter with eight aboard reportedly capsized in a sudden sea state. Names of missing sailors and next of kin are listed, including Allen Amps Brady Buffalo NY and Mack Eldridge Howell Ind. among others.
A city park festival featured youth plays, dances, and demonstrations with many children, mothers, and community figures watching. Notable names included Miss Haire and several local volunteers as performances between games drew applause and interest for a future July reenactment.
In Glengales Scotland Hutchinson, noted British Open champion and American Roll Act figure, exits in the first round of the tournament. Reports say his prior qualifying round score reached 152 as he struggled in the main event.
A threatened Western railway strike could begin July 1 as workers rally and demand action. The date has sparked concern among employees and transport officials about possible service disruptions and local impact.
The Masonic Blog Association reports its organization and upcoming incorporation. Steps toward reviving the Masonic Building Association are under way with stock offerings planned, about $3,500 already subscribed, to finance a new temple and related construction in the near future.
Washington reports that big oil executives are expected to testify next week before a Senate subcommittee on matters tied to high prices and refining margins. The hearings aim to examine private interests shaping energy policy and potential industry influence on public decisions.
A man shot his wife following a quarrel and then turned the gun on himself, dying from the injuries. The incident occurred in what residents described as a heated domestic dispute. Police are evaluating the circumstances and motive as they investigate the double tragedy.
On Wednesday June 14 the Willary Association held its regular monthly meeting discussing fiscal matters and board actions from the prior year. The treasurer reported, directors’ actions were approved, and a proposed capital increase to 40,000 was discussed and supported by a majority vote.
President Harding travels from Washington to Princeton to speak at the dedication of a battle monument. He will deliver the principal address and later accept an honorary degree from a university official. The presidential party will return to Washington tonight.
A health film titled Cour Uhiirey was scheduled at the Ree theatre but could not be shown due to limited film availability. The Erle Cofieay Anth Pabereyloon society arranged an additional screening to accommodate expected families and children.
United Press reports an attack by rebel forces on Asoncion. In Atlantic City a 20 year old woman Iola Gilson was fatally wounded and Denjanjin Kall of New York was shot in the neck. Hall killed himself after shooting Miss Gilson. Police found him partially dead.
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