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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
1
Western and Southern senators rally for early Senate action on the McNary reclamation bill. Supporters push for the $50,000,000 project as part of agricultural policy, with plans for quick floor consideration next week.
A major fire swept Woonsocket Rhode Island destroying three blocks of the business district. The Woonsocket Call plant was wiped out and damage was estimated up to 200000 dollars. Nearby cities and fire units aided from Worcester Providence Pawtucket and other towns.
Fragmented OCR reads of a violent murder report detail an axe attack in a street and a manhunt spreading through the area. Witnesses describe a suspect and a rapid police response with the scene moved to a waiting van.
United Press reports that federal prosecutors moved on operators of coal mines using federal coal licenses since May. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts pledged a broader investigation and asked the special committee to turn over findings to the Attorney General. He cited price increases and alleged price fixing by operators while the nation faced shortages.
A large crowd expected at Velmont Park for Belmonts $50000 Classic with 10 top thoroughbreds. Favorite Felmont ridden by Gosden aims to win with Pilory and Rear Admiral Grayson’s runnerup in the Preakness also heavily backed. Other contenders include Lotterman and Ray Jay. weather likely fast track and possible record time.
Disorder marked the Baker state Republican meeting as General Asher Miner backed by Pine group and Gifford Pinchot contested Baker for chair. The old guard claimed a victory amid factional splits, while Mayor McGee’s silence narrowed Miner’s chances and Pine’s hopes for party unity faded.
Report from Wilkes Barre states George Wid, wealthy guardian of Ward, believed involved with Walter Peters in the shooting that killed Ward. Peters, ex sailor, is said to be fleeing toward the Poconos. Ward, a New York youth, had checked at a Wilkes Barre hotel before heading toward the mountains. Ralph Ward not registered. investigators pursue leads in a homicide case surrounding Ward.
International bankers reviewing German reparations concluded their deliberations and submitted a report to the reparations commission. The report, tested by G Scott Smith of Kane, etc. was reported from Salinas and McKean counties noting no tangible action yet.
A gasoline blaze at Franklin Pa involved a 95000 barrel tank of the Atlantic Refining Company. Firefighting efforts saved much product but the tank fire kept burning for hours with a substantial loss estimated at 100000 dollars and control achieved after about three hours.
Washington reports say Attorney General Daugherty will keep Congress focused on his prosecution plans. Reps Johnson and others vow to press for a congressional investigation into laxity in wartime prosecution and will speak from the floor if needed. Woodruff charges the Phillips arrest was framed, challenging Daugherty’s motives.
New York stocks showed a tepid session with declines in several issues after a delayed two hour trading period on the New York Stock Exchange. Major issues softened while some high and low priced stocks moved with little sustained strength, and trading centered on late afternoon sell pressure.
County officials investigate a masked attack and a suspected bootlegging claim tied to the recent kidnapping of residents Roberts Sullivan and Roby Flav. Ollie Crompton testified mob threats near Williamson, after his home was ransacked and a window smashed.
United Press reports a Democratic insurgent group in Washington pushing to reopen the Newberry case with new evidence. The plan involves presenting a motion on the House floor and seeking reconsideration, as leaders rally for action and aim to delay until Congress is in session.
United Press reports the Allister McCormick and Mare Fanden Baker wedding arranged in Washridge with dramatic public anticipation. The article notes a quiet, highly watched ceremony amid rumors of opposition and suspense around the prospective bridegroom Thorn.
United Press reports in Havana that U S policy officials consider intervention options as regional tensions rise. Observers note cautious moves and awaiting formal signals from Washington.
Police arrest John White, a Black Akron man, and another companion while investigating a plan tied to a gang. They found rope hidden in a ladder, with White denying ownership and claiming he intended to enter a residence for an unknown purpose.
A city board conducted examinations for candidates seeking police department roles. The panel included G W Dunkle of Franklin James Pole Henry Haenel and more, with mayoral and council oversight discussed for a likely regular appointment.
United Press reports cooler air spreading from the Pacific coast into the southern regions. The Weather Bureau forecasts a drop in temperatures, with most of the country seeing relief by Sunday and the heat wave ending.
A Pittsburgh report notes discussions on using non union labor in Pennsylvania mines. Officials including Councilor Garitiner and Mine Boss Akevelation met to address a strike threat, but miners rejected the proposal and maintained the union stance.
The Corrys Motor Club met in the city building last night and discussed plans. Train service will be affected by a change starting November with trains 8 28 and other schedules adjusted. Miss Ventre Totelikies and Miss Con corded Murle Bintey were married today at the M J church Chiutsugan New York.
United Press dispatch from Cincinnati reports Samuel Gompers urging solidarity amid looming rail strike and wage cut pressures. He warns workers to resist voluntary servitude and to organize through unions under threat of suppression and political backlash.
A high society wedding in Washington links Mrs Hughes and a New Yorker, with prominent guests from Provident Carling dovwit and Pan-American Union in attendance. The event opens with a brief ceremony and a subsequent reception at a notable Union venue.
Washington June 10 Promises of quick action in a gas price probe were made by lawmakers and committee chairs to produce an exhaustive inquiry. The five member sales committee aims to complete its hearings in several weeks with witnesses from the industry and related sectors.
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