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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment shows a public notice reference to a fund and relief aid. It mentions EMA and a line about a run and public action. Readable names and concrete actions are limited, making precise details unclear.
Reported returns from Indiana show Beveridge leading with about sixty percent of the vote. Albert J Beveridge, Progressive Republican candidate, appears poised to win the Indiana primary as results from Marion and key counties come in.
Philadelphia woman loses jewelry including a large emerald in a $100,000 gem theft on a Pennsylvania train from Washington to New York. Police report the bag was left on the isle as the thief escaped. investigators pursue leads across multiple cities amid hopes to recover the jewels.
Independent candidate Gilford Pinchot arrived in Dauphin County amid wartime tensions and political mobilization. He addressed local organizers and pledged to rally support across the state, while Governor Edwards and allied forces prepared for potential disruptions. The tour highlighted broad opposition to the incumbent regime and aimed to unify counties under a common reform platform.
Reported incident details two men drowned when cargoes entered a river and a separate note mentions a Troy Paris bunco scheme. Names John Pindert and ride Cox appear amid garbled text and references to British interests, extradition talks, and a bank president.
The C. Ofc elected new directors for the coming year. Officers for the next year will be named by the board at the meeting. Election results showed several former members reappointed and new candidates discussed as the term began.
Destruction from extensive woods fires spread across Bulker Island near Went Spring Creek and Warren. Firefighting teams battled flaming upland and charred buildings as flames threatened towns from Clarendon to Tidivate, with dry undergrowth hampering containment efforts yesterday. Frightened residents and workers were urged to seek safety while authorities fought the blaze.
A large blaze struck the Jones Laughlin Steel plant in Pittsburgh on May 1, destroying multiple buildings and causing extensive damage estimated at 250000 dollars. Fire crews battled the flames as residents reported smoke and fear nearby as the plant suffered heavy losses.
A Detroit judge placed William Orton on five years probation after convicting him of bigamy. The case involved two wives, the first from Hoblong, Massachusetts, and the second a local woman married in June. The judge ordered support for the child and noted the women’s conflict in court.
Three peal offenders faced the court yesterday and were fined 50 to 350 dollars plus costs. George Stegler pleaded guilty to liquor violations and was fined 250 dollars. Other defendants, including Pots Eveinh and Gux Decker, were mixed in narcotics and manufacturing charges. Total fines and costs exceeded 400 dollars. Chance of final disposition follows police-led raids by State Troopers Lewin and Beck.
About seven per cent of the per capita tax of five dollars levied on the women of the city by the board of education remains to be collected. Plans are now being made to institute collection methods. The uncollected taxes from the women will not exceed a small percentage. Some may pay the special assessment soon and evade prosecution. A number of cases are expected to be brought. Further steps may include vegetation-related measures to collect the tax.
A truck owned by A. Zalesigh near Went Washington Street caught fire after 6 o clock. Fire department extinguished the blaze with an estimated loss between 100 and 500 dollars, no insurance. Other incidents include a junk trailer truck overturn on Deaverdam hill injuring occupants and a Ford truck destroyed by fire last year near the city.
United Press report from Jackson Mississippi outlines Chilean action on May 3 involving attorney Thomas De Poster and governor related charges. The piece notes a refiled case in which the Chilean government requests limits on military forces and references court proceedings in Oxford Mississippi.
A blaze tearing through Marienville last night and today destroyed two factories six dwellings a newspaper office a bank a motion picture theater and a store Damages are estimated at 100000. Publisher John Valentour and four Kane businessmen were injured in an automobile crash en route to the scene.
Paris May 3 Peggy Joyce, famed vamp of modern times, made sensational claims of luring and ruining men. She discussed four marriages and eleven affairs while in a Paris hotel, recounting alleged victims including Chilean youth Er racurin and her infamous exploits as a celebrated social figure.
Chicago May 3 two weddings were reportedly planned this summer to join the Harold B McCormick family. Harold of International Merwealth Co and the Polish opera star Gan Da Walia were said to be involved amid a divorce case in Paris. The weddings would reportedly feature Mathilde McCormick, holder of the McCormick estate, and Max Dier, a Swiss businessman.
The new draft of the McCumber bonus bill was completed today and will go to President Hayling within 24 hours. Republican monitors of the Finance Committee plan to review the bill before submission, while some Republicans worry the final form may differ from the paper version.
Dermitt, a 24 year old man linked to a wide check forging operation, was captured in Lancaster after a pursuit by Pinkerton Ageny detective Simmonds. He confessed to numerous forgeries across Pittsburgh Youngstown Washington Baltimore and other cities, dating back less than 16 weeks. Released to await arraignment, Dermitt faces charges and details include alleged thefts, hotel tips, and a monthly allowance alleged from his parents.
Washington May 2 A complete investigation into the cause of the mysterious fire that swept the United States Treasury early today. Damage estimated from 0,000 to 100000 was undated by Treasury officials. Secret Service operatives will aid the inquiry into the Keer, tied to the Treasury within no more than a month. Police believe the fire was started by a kerosene burner and that an explosion of boiler fuel is the blueprint form her flames.
Four men connected to a blackmail scheme face charges after a May 3 incident in Washington County. Authorities report extortion attempts involving a $25,000 payoff and allegations of coercion tied to a wealthy rancher from Fantarville. The men were lodged in county jail pending further proceedings.
Bids for the NeW SE, Pada Gathgran Church construction were opened in the architect AWB Mowat’s offices last evening. Firms from Erie to Ridgway submitted proposals with ground work and framing details, aiming for completion before occupancy in late fall. Ground walls are to be removed, and razing of the old church structure begun immediately.
A meeting of the Twin Perry Corry Community Service Committee is planned for Friday night to discuss adopting a city recreation program. Supported by the Rotary Club and local leaders, the move aims to boost school activities, Boy Scouts, and community projects with Nav Highal Community Service delegate Prangite Mahoney presenting.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports Senator Jim Watson attributes the Indiana senatorial primary setback to women voters. The partial returns show Beveridge leading as the Republican nominee while New and Yew are mentioned in the evolving tally. The piece notes the questioned impact of women on the outcome and reflects on the Senator's reaction as results trickle in.
In Beranton Pennsylvania on May 3 a 40 year old man from Gouible borough fired twice at his wife and a lodger at their home. Both victims were rushed to Midvalley Hospital with critical injuries. the shooter was arrested, jailed without bail, and faces murder and attempted murder charges as authorities investigate the incident. The wounded lodger, Martin Lobite, remains in extremely serious condition. Authorities described the event as a fatal misfire involving a two caliber revolver.
United Press reports in Washington that Alaska coal control requests from Interior and Secretary Fall a Navy review of opinions on coal production. The agency seeks to accelerate work and close gaps in operations amid ongoing debates over policy and administration.
At Genoa on May 3 the second plenary session discussed disarmament among nations. A transport commission report passed, and Walter Rathenay urged unity over belligerence, while Thatcherin warned arms balance drives peace. France, Paris note: cabinet backs Allied push for disarmament with Russia.
Police report a driver in a speeding car struck 10 year old Anna Pappender on German Street. The child died later at a hospital. Witness John Cunt described a fleeing vehicle. authorities pursue leads and review nearby residences for the suspect vehicle.
United Press dispatch from Tientsin on May 8 describes large scale operations by Wu Pei Fu and Chat Tai Lin forces after a severe wet spell. Reports mention a battle near Machang and Chinese troops moving toward Manchuria, with forces pushing northward.
Major General James W. Meddren, former chief of staff of the Army in France, laid to rest in Arlington Cemetery with high military honors. The funeral occurred under wartime service leaders’ attendance, reflecting a formal military tribute.
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