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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1922
Page
3
The Corry Evening Journal lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher and notes postal mailing details for Cory Pennsylvania. It includes entry as second class mail matter and advertising rate information available upon application.
The piece compares Harding era cabinet disputes to the Ballinger Pinchot clash, noting renewed tensions between Interior Secretary Fall and Agriculture Secretary Wallace over Alaska forests. It cites congressional backing for Wallace, potential House and Senate battles, and signals broad suspicion of exploitation schemes. It concludes with a jab at partisan bias if a Democratic paper made the same critique.
The article notes the U S decision to skip Genoa, prompting disappointment in Europe while Washington skews toward Asia. It argues avoiding entanglements in Europe despite four power treaties linking Asia, and cites a harsh winter harming next summer’s crops. Mr Toughes is credited with pushing Genoa behind the scenes.
Olean, March 191 . Wiley, 60, of the River Mile southwest of Olean, killed himself with a shotgun after returning from a trip to Bradford where he consulted a physician. Sheriff’s department reports the suicide occurred with the muzzle at the right end of his side. Dr. Hicks of Alleghany acted as coroner. Wiley leaves a wife.
Oil City reports Flory Daley, a New York Central engineer who began wiping engines in Oil City and later ran between Cleveland and Buffalo since 1909, will retire March 31 after 50 years on the railroad. His career included a near disaster when his engine fell through a trestle into Oil Creek, but he survived with scratches while others perished. Daley’s record notes two train robberies but no injuries or passenger deaths, and only four pedestrians struck by his engine among thousands along the line.
Milton W. Shreve submits a political announcement to the Evening Journal announcing his candidacy for Representative in Congress. He seeks the Republican voters of Pennsylvania's 25th district to decide at the Spring Primary on May 10, 1922.
The report notes an arraignment before Burgess Ly Vania avenue on an alleged drunken incident. He was sentenced to a period in jail and a place to sleep off the jag. Last week Smead broke a window to gain admittance and faced possible jail, a narrow escape occurred. Night Captain White and other officers recovered the scene, leading to Smead being remanded to the workhouse while not guilty is stated.
Local report centers on a conflict near the Nes road crossing at Sanday Kirke Mer, where tensions rose over a gate being stood at a critical crossing, provoking community upset and seeking resolution.
Saturday evening a colored woman sought lodging at William Mann on Field Street but rooms were unavailable. While wandering the kitchen she allegedly stole a gold watch valued at 30 dollars a .39 caliber revolver and a flashlight. Sunday afternoon Kane residents lingered at Mann's shop and during a nap intruders reportedly took his bank roll containing 47 dollars.
Slightly less than half of the 1000000 goal for the St Joseph’s orphanage fund was reported Monday by outside workers from ten city and 26 parishes meeting at the Josephinum. Bishop John Mark Gannon said the campaign is progressing smoothly and he expects to announce definite plans for the new home very soon.
Erie county voters who moved since last registration may change party affiliation Tuesday and Wednesday. Registration clerks are at polling places today and tomorrow to assist. Erie and Corry voters may register April 26 for the May primaries.
Delaval Milkers and repair parts advertised by W. S. Page of Columbus. Slogans tout best price and quality for milking equipment and separators, urging buyers to call for details and purchases.
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