08 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
1
Prohibition lowers crime initially and L R Steel goes into receivership as turmoil spreads. European powers mobilize for war while arrests drop sharply after 1918, with 1918 marking a peak in drunkenness and related offenses and 1932 showing a stark decline in overall crime.
Reports say the United States proposes aid to Turkey only if Greeks are released or returned to Greece. Turkish nationalist authorities are said to demand the Greek refugee issue be settled as a political matter before aid is extended. The plan contemplates relief for about 100000 Greeks displaced in Asia Minor, with conditions under review by allied powers.
Buffalo judge appointed receivers to manage L R Steel Co after creditors petitioned. Charles F. Smith William J. Riley and David Laowie named as receivers to run the stock concern with holdings across the United States and Canada. The assets were reported around 26 million dollars with branches in multiple cities and 9 stores in the Steel chain. The court order enables the three receivers to assume direct control over all Steel interests.
The article reports Hamit Tantorlay reshaping the cabinet with Neville Chamberlain and Sir Tote Javinor-Micks succeeding others as ministers. It notes a policy push, electoral law tweaks, and a push to bring Austen Chamberlain and Lloyd George supporters into government while facing opposition and calls for stronger plans to back Bonar Law's program.
A royal christening is announced for Princess Mary’s infant, with the baby to be christened at the old parish church in Goldborough village. The name is reported as George Henry Lascelles, reflecting a reshuffle within the Lascelles family.
Meadville detectives join Ohio authorities in tracing a young man and woman linked to the murder of a baby found on a train. A Pendleton couple provided descriptions and an alibi while investigators pursue the culprits, hoping to uncover the infant’s fate.
Announcement notes soprano Marlé Sun Delis of the Metropolitan Opera Company will perform in a local observance week for Pennsylvania music. City committees, led by D. Titutrom and a panel including Sidney Stewart and Rev. M. Ashton, arranged the event.
United Press dispatch from Rourledge Massachusetts March 8 reports President Harding enjoying a golf tour during vacation. The piece notes his cheerful mood amid campaign chatter as General Maes and rival McLoan with Edward Busker lag behind in opposition. Harding planned a stop at Wocaine Rock, home of his sister-in-law, with golf outings at nearby Cordaville and Corda.
London March United Press report claims Britain will not yield to U S demands to remove the New Castle consul accused of favoring American ships in trade. McNeil told Parliament the government believes the charges are unfounded and the United States ordered the consulate closed. Minart Spencer is very ill at 232 West Smith Street.
Washington reports longtime congressman known as Uncle Joe has announced retirement after nearly 40 years in the House. The veteran lawmaker, once a key figure with allies, reflected on the demanding nature of the job and the toll of securing major legislation as he prepares to leave public life.
A Warren jury found Titus guilty on most counts for enticing a twelve year old girl for immoral purposes. He was sentenced to a term up to ten years with specific minimums, and was immediately imprisoned. The trial included character witnesses and details of the September 23 incident.
Washington report says Houston, assistant secretary of commerce, has been offered the manager post at World Commerce Corporation with a 100000 dollar yearly salary. The New York based firm aims to promote foreign trade, operate a ship line, and develop foreign fields, including oil ventures. Houston will decide within a few days. James Mackres and Avi Mackres traveled from Cincinnati to attend William Lewis’s funeral in Kineman, while Miss Mapiso Heath, recently ill, plans to resume duties at the attorney firm.
Woodbury New York March 3 United Press reports Prosecutor Joseph Summel said he obtained a confession from Harry Moll of Philadelphia to the murder of Viola Staley Stouten whose body was found near Manta Creek on February 2. Moll, wounded, was captured nearby and taken to county jail after being treated at Elderwood Hospital.
City officials report total bonded debt at about 80 000 with existing arrangements totaling 13 000 and 16 000 for paving and power department projects. The plan contemplates an ultimate authorization near 80 000 though the current shown figures include 4 850 0 and 853500 items.
The hospital directors group met last evening with Miss Termin Metra in attendance. The session discussed hospital administration and temporary staffing during absence with a plan for interim supervision and internal oversight, noting routine procedures and upcoming inspections.
Angeles March 8 reports say former Republican National chairman Will Hays is likely to direct the 1924 campaign effort. He plans to seek his release from priors and to join the party’s presidential drive, with his contract tied to industry support.
United Press reports Stefano Micvke, released from Trenton state hospital, attacked his wife and daughter with a hatchet in Camden. Tony Micvke arrived as the assault occurred, chased the father, who was captured hiding in a cellar. Victims were hospitalized in Cooper with serious injuries including skull fractures and facial lacerations.
Old World tensions surge as reports claim Britain prepares for potential war. Observers note mobilizations in Syria, Poland calls 300,000 reservists, and fears of a broader conflict spread. Reports mention unrest in the Near East and Muslim quarters, with declarations and military measures cited.
Derlin March Westendlas ly hold out for a tse Pathnnland the Whole nation so waiting to protect ty Sacraid riphise' Prosidant Ehert, of Germany, declared at 1 réeeption at the Leipaig Pair today. The President pointed out that a fee Rube was neceuty to restore the world's stability and economic bal ance Francy, he declared, im tryhig an sartinfy A wentury Jong appetite 10 un sliye the Rhine and the Rube! France will never: Heeeed, bert said, I assure the people of the Rohr if the Geenas nation's prasut than'sful of The Reichstag late last night gave Chancellor Cine a unanimous vote of confidence on his Ruhr speech of its day Munich authorities are extremely reticent regarding the putich that was nipped By arrest of 18 plotters yy that city yesterday. He was stated the men arrested hai not yet been clearly gentified as members of monarchiat or ganiaations censorship on alias regarding the embryonic coup d'etat has been imposed.
Mrs Paul tte Saludes, convicted of second degree murder for killing Dr Gy car Martelligre, will recover from her suicide attempt, Dr Lickenstein of Tombs prison reports. The poison used was brass polsith, investigators say, location of the act unknown. She is under close guard.
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