Craig Again Out for Assembly
Erie March 10 reel Craig an assemblyman from the First district of Erie County plans to run again. An Erie County commission office report notes his candidacy as the state assembly election approaches.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
7
Erie March 10 reel Craig an assemblyman from the First district of Erie County plans to run again. An Erie County commission office report notes his candidacy as the state assembly election approaches.
The article recounts a robbery at Moose involving Williams and Willow, with a car chase and police involvement. About $100 in cash was taken and two shell casings were found, while Williams was in custody for further questioning.
An unclear OCR fragment references a person named Robert Patterson and a location linked to Franklin 3. The text mentions inquiries about a male individual and a work or story context with timing and charges but lacks coherent details.
A relaxed frame study explores using simple remedies to ease rheumatic pain. Doctors and patients discuss a 5 room approach in a steady routine to provide relief.
An audience is invited to attend two performances as part of a seniors program. Clues and a sailor theme appear in the scene. Merchandise and tickets will be available at the Condrals venue lobby tonight and tomorrow night.
A Washington letter from Representative Burke of Pennsylvania attacks Senator Pepper in a push for the Republican nomination. The missive attacks Pepper as a political foe and signals party factions in the Senate race debates.
Police investigated a rural Batavia shooting where farmer Brane Laidacka was found dead after being called from his home during the night. Five suspects fled as bullets riddled the scene. one woman escaped, leaving investigators with few solid leads. Local authorities heightened patrols and appealed for tips.
Flood forces residents from lowland homes along the Mississippi River in Tennessee and Mississippi. Evacuations begin as rising waters threaten communities and property. authorities warn residents to seek higher ground and monitor river levels.
Washington reports Gandhi era unrest fears as militias and factions circulate in reaction to actions by provisional leadership. An agent in official circles warned of potential clashes and political instability tied to the broader independence movement.
A report from United Pi Uniontown Virginia notes that Vian collapsed shortly after finishing jury duty. The incident occurred amid rainy conditions causing concerns for responders at the scene. Authorities are investigating the sudden death and reviewing proceedings.
Twelve men, a woman, and a child were indicted by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh on charges linked to irregularities in a local election. The indictment details alleged fraud in voting procedures and ballot handling, with investigators naming several defendants by initials. Prosecutors vowed to pursue the case and seek appropriate penalties.
An old Erie column recalls a wintry Saturday with snow heavy across trees and wires, lights from town reflecting on the water and a brisk air. It mentions Christmas like beauty, a distant California visitor remarking no place matches it, and notes on school closures and local peculiarities amid the deep freeze.
An ordinance provides for constructing a West Smith Street sanitary sewer from 162 feet west of S Marion Street to the center of York Street in Corry. It details assessments, bonds, house connections, manholes, and financing by city and abutting property owners with five annual installments and six percent interest.
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