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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
1
A New York governor AL Smith arrives in French Lick Indiana for a ten day vacation. No interview or public remarks planned as he meets Democratic leaders and party supporters. The scene centers on dinner with figures including George Getz and others, amid talk of a possible presidential bid.
Police report an alleged check forger detained after a series of incidents at a shoe store on North Center Street and nearby locations. Investigators say the suspect used a blue check from a store ledger, with a companion witness listing minor details. A $10 clue money and a possible accomplice are referenced as the investigation proceeds.
The Brokensiaw Valley Chapter of the DAR plans a county conference at the Miclelyeluty rooms tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Delegates from Alb Witte and other chapters will be represented as the event includes a school program and a joint musicale in the hall.
Jaude Wolley of the power company suffered burns after contact with a 2,200 volt line while repairing near Gumney of Pirate avenue and West South Street. He was shocked but regained mobility and continued work that day.
United Press reports from Boston that officials urge Congress to pass a ship subsidy bill. Mayor Curley told Philadelphia police and firemen acting as Lambekinob representatives to push for the subsidy, warning major ports like Philadelphia and Boston.
A June dispatch from Tokio reports government actions to curb anti Japanese sentiment in China. Chamber of Commerce urged broader demonstrations while riverfront unrest on the Volga region was noted. Government stance and potential measures remain undecided as events unfold.
United Press dispatch from Mexico City says the conference moves slowly and optimistic claims of agreement on several points are unfounded. American commissioners Warren and Payne met Mexican Secretary Adolfo De La Huerta in a pre session meeting. No vital matters have been settled. talks focus on indemnity payments for expropriated property as discussions continue.
In Harrisburg a tense political scene centers on Becht as calls grow for new arrests tied to an instructional mishap and a car theft case. The report mentions Governor Pichu and Senator Larry Stvon amid debate over constitutional limits and potential resignations.
Madison Wisconsin Sun reports a Senate investigation into alleged drinking connected to the Moran absence. Senator Severson introduced a resolution accusing state officials and employes of malfeasance and liquor access at the capitol, claiming Moran was nabbed and silenced to quell disruption.
United Press report discusses Croker will and marriage issues involving Mrs Tula Croker and Guy Mo Rome. Judge comments on presumption of innocence and joint attempts at proving marriage, with unclear references to Tammany and related figures.
In Austin, Texas, a resolution deploring the New York Legislature action was adopted by the Texas House of Representatives today. The measure condemns the New York decision and echoes a prohibition era tone.
Harrisburg reports the closing hours of the 1923 legislative session. The Senate debates tax and corporate measures while the House provides support or opposition, with key figures and proposed amendments shaping final appropriations and policy.
Chinese crisis escalates with Beijing tense as Li Yuan Hong flees and northern China dissolves into disorder. Reports warn of rioting and looting as troops threaten foreign nationals, while diplomats seek safe passage and penalties for outrages against foreigners.
Raw and chaotic OCR fragments describe severe flooding in Arkansas with river Hood waters driving thousands from homes. Mentions of Bene and Sand Springs, municipal works, and evacuation efforts surface, but readable facts are limited and disjointed.
Edward A Puller and William F McGee, once operators of a bucket shop, pleaded guilty to conducting an illegal gambling operation. They face term and fines after a conference with district attorneys. investigators allege they attracted thousands of customers nationwide, promising riches from stock trades.
Three men were injured in a gas explosion at the Henry Colliery of the Leigh Valley Coal Co in Wilkesbarre Pa near June 1. One man, John Doreshewier, 82, is listed in critical condition. The blast caused significant property damage as workers were watching the scene at the Ket Aukein.
United Press reports heavy Balkan mobilization across frontiers as revolt and counterrevolt shift critical zones. Troops rush to border defenses, with Bulgaria’s unrest prompting regional alerts in Sofia, Belgrade, Athens, and Prague. Observers note fear of civil war extension and renewed clashes near Sofia and along Greek border.
Police seek suspects after damage at American Castings Company plant. Several moulds were destroyed and cores burned in actions tied to a dispute. Testimony in Superior Court referenced incidents at the plant and potential arrests. Attell, former champion, testified about injuries from his ring career. Mrs. Jay Leland’s condition showed slight improvement.
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