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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists mail and carrier rates and outlines publication details. It includes a lengthy discussion on licensure tests and U S government education efforts, debating intelligence testing and civic participation amid broader political themes.
A strained discussion in Washington centers on a proposed treaty with Great Britain. The agreement reportedly grants Ireland broad privileges and a constitutional wage plan, drawing criticism that it makes Ireland a mere instrument of British policy and raises questions about Canadian involvement. The issue tests the new administration's stance on autonomy and foreign influence as it contemplates aligning with or resisting London’s guidance.
A report describes an arrest in Nouldét Colorado for bootlegging during a car chase. Authorities seized an automobile load of alleged contraband and issued fines. The piece notes enforcement aims and public concerns about illegal liquor, with mention of state assistance and the broad effort against bootleggers.
The fragmentary OCR review blends garbled items from a sports piece on a Richmond baseball game with stray names and political chatter. It mentions Palm Bunch aviator injury, Henry Ford politics, a broken leg, and a temperate housing wage discussion, all in a jumble of unrelated snippets.
Conference of community groups in Washington considers housing costs and rising building prices. Speeches note rent increases and 75 percent higher costs since World War I, with affordable homes listed around 4 000 to 5 000 dollars as increasingly rare.
A claim of a heaven map showing 300,000,000 stars is challenged with a dare to verify the figure. The ad suggests using Blue Devil 18-202 to clean dirt from tracks and corners.
Jamestown, June 2. William Ball saved two women from drowning in the Chudikoin river. Rome Ayot 16 and Grace Ayot 19, of Wort Sicond street, were pulled from deep water after a distressing incident. Ball, aided by bystanders, kept them afloat until a row boat reached shore. Grace Ayot was unconscious and rushed to Jamestown General Hospital, where she is reported as recovering from nervous shock.
Mr Rawdon representing city and engineers surveys permanent roadgrading to start at Cambridge Springs. Robert J OMomme becomes rule attorney after passing a private exam. Maggie ODonnell and sisters Mrs Cartey and Mrs Nantes noted. John Whittaker of Braddock seeks England steamer Celtic. Mrs Houghton family visiting Garland. Household furniture, herd, and livestock for sale at 88 Railroad Street.
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