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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1922

Page

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Annual Saving From Rate Cut Affects Business

Washington May 2 The nation anticipates a one billion dollar annual saving from a ten percent freight rate reduction ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission Officials say the cut would lower annual costs for shippers by about 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 forming a major economic relief The change targets passenger and freight charges and is expected to impact living costs and business activity nationwide The commission faces scrutiny as it navigates possible further reductions and rail service impacts and awaits the President's stance on broader transportation policy

United Prose Washington Harding Congress

Close Defense in Miners Case Reported at Trial

In Charlestown on May 15 a trial for miners faced a formal defense after two incidental witnesses testified. Sergeant Timothy Lynch described Federal troop entry into the mint war area last August and recounted a brief encounter with a guard accompanying a recon mission and the miners' dislodgment of their guards.

Unita Pras Charlestown WoWa Uniti Mins Timothy, Lynch Fort Thomiy Kentucky Mint War Hrielly Nove Tlirzard Mie

Situation in Belfast Grave Crisis Deepens

London dispatch reports Sir James Craig telegrams that the situation in Belfast is extremely grave. Premier Craig and the British government, including Churchill, are described as united in facing the crisis as authorities try to cope with rising tensions and unrest.

Wallad London Sir James Craig Ulsan Hirtis Wineston Churchill Craig Hirthem Coli

Autos Upset Leaves 13 Injured in Berwick Crash

A wreck near Berwick between Berwick and West Nuntionke injures 13 as two autos overturned after leaving the road during a sharp bend. Victims include Ty United Prous and WILERE HARRI with others transported. one person is reported to have left for medical care, while others are observed at local facilities.

Ty United Prous Wilere Harri Thalr Brockiwaysile

Sherman Boy Sentenced to Auburn Prison

A Sherman area Corporal Russell Dustin and other soldiers from Fort Niagara were convicted of murder and related offenses. The defendants, ages ranging from seventeen to twenty, resided in Sherman and nearby New Jersey towns. The case, heard by Niagara County authorities, resulted in sentences including Auburn Prison terms as part of a broader murder conspiracy.

Dustin Mina Niagara Fally Russell Dustin Min Sherman Foxy Conner Niagara Antautes Fort Niakara Auburn Darlin Sergent Smith Thal Mackare Quiver Tet Dette Wince Hetekier Crime Hin Iffer Winter Perchitski Arramert Maritia Distin Shermoo Srud West Hoboken N. J Sill Glew Ridge

Special jury to hear war fraud cases in Washington

May 26 Washington reports a special jury panel to hear war fraud cases began its selection. Senator Water chaired the Senate hearing with Attorney General Daugherty amid ongoing criticism. Twenty three jurors were asked to pledge. twelve will be chosen to proceed as the jury, while investigations into the War Department and related officials continue.

Wallington Tom Water Georgia Senate Thomas Polder Tote Daugherty Tataneier Seine Viana Tigher Daugherty Washington Gaeton Hon Sand Expitaly Hill Dargherty Congress Grand Jury Vertoke Scien Ag Sunatur Caraway Cesclueed Wuld “Vorn Morse Reens Woodruf Michigan Jotugon South Dakata Department Bt Juste War Department Johnson Woodratt Campbell Af Kunin Putes Fommittes

Unemployment Drops in Pennsylvanian Report

Marisport Pa May 26 unemployment in Pennsylvania dropped significantly over the past two weeks according to a monthly report from the State Employment Service. The May 5 figure shows a lower count than January, driven by demand for skilled machinists and form helpers while coal mining statewide remained largely stable.

Marrispurg Pannayiean Tuy Ie

Premier Defends Genoa Conference

London May 95 The British prime minister Lloyd George defended the Genoa Conference work as essential for Parliament and warned that failure would bring Europe punitive consequences. He praised the truce avoiding danger to Britain from Russia and stressed the need for practical, swift results.

United Prose London Bunge Kusaiie Liava Europe Lloyd George Jelal

Democrats to have decisive voice on bonus

Washington May 25 United Press reports division in the Republican senator run by Task forces the decisive vote on the soldier benefit bill. Democrats threaten to force adoption of either McCumber deferred bonus plan or Smoot loan-free option unless Republicans unite. Most Democrats favor McCumber over Smoot as party split on Finance committee mirrors national debate.

United Press Washington McCamper Mcumber Smoot Finance Committee McCumber Sumner Miso Provident Hardington

Connelly to Head Labor Unit atuator Convention

Clifford B. Connelley Pennsylvania Commissioner of Labor and Industry was elected president of the Association of General Labor Officials of the United States and Canada at their convention in Harrisburg. Louise Shute Minnesota was named secretary treasurer, with five vice presidents also elected.

Tarrisburg Clifford B. Connelley Pennsylvania Labor and Industry Association of Gayerntental Univ. Suites and Caniada Louise Shute Minnesota Origt Fation John S. B. Davia Pmmisont of Labor New Hamphire Delphiie Johnston Washington State Col Lewis 'J. Brownt New Jersey Beate Women's Bureau Virginia Hudson Toronty Ontario

Olcott Wins In Oregon Governor Race

Portland Ore May 26 Governor Het W Olcott Republican nominee defeats Charley E Hall by 488 votes in Oregon race. Olcott supported anti Ku Klux Klan platform and carried state results.

Olcott Oregon Portland Ore Goveror Het W. Olcott Walk Bhorwn Republien Charley E Hall Ores

Poppy Day Sale Set by American Legion Post

Tomorrow, the 96th of May, the American Legion designates Poppy Day to honor WWI fallen. The sale of poppies for Veterans Day relief will be conducted by volunteers in Corry, with proceeds reported at the high school at 1 pm and 7:30 pm.

Amerian Legion Europe Flanders Wells Legion Corry

Hearings Soon Into Conduct of State Treasury

Pittsburgh banker John A. Bell testified that Harmon M. Kephart tried to substitute County Treasurer checks for City funds to create a 500000 war fund. He said the State Treasury sought small payments over months and cashed the total due to the State Treasury.

Tarrisburg Auditor General Ufer Stats WP Kap.hart Tbe Stite Pittsburgh John A . Bell Harmon M. Kephart Comeric ‘Rust Co Bell Kephure

Boy Stabbed by Playmates in School Incident

In Herwick Pennsylvania on May 25, Peter Stayloup, a third grade pupil, was fatally stabbed during a school session by classmate Walter Porkewits. Authorities say the older boy restrained him, then struck with a knife as a teacher’s back was turned, leaving Stayloup severely wounded.

United Preas Herwick PA Peter Staylopow Walter Porkewits Walter Peter Elase Anie Plasato Taylor

Belfast under secular warfare amid daily gunfire and riots

Reports from Belfast describe ongoing sectarian violence with multiple casualties among Protestant workers. Police and troops exchange machine gun fire as shootings, bomb scares, and arson disrupt daily life near shipyards and mills.

Storm Ravages Town Causing Severe Damage and Outages

A severe storm caused heavy damage across the vicinity, cutting power and disabling street lighting for much of the night. Lightning struck a farm near Star Brick by Warren, destroying two chicken houses and property, while a school building report mentions a wire incident with fire and alarms activated.

WW. Talbot Star Brick Warren Younmeille

Train Crash Involving Trolley Injures 35 In Birmingham

A freight train collided with a streetcar on A Street, injuring 35 including several children. The wreck blocked the track near a business area, trapping some passengers. Emergency crews responded as officials investigated the cause.

Miners Reply to Operators Deny 21 Percent Stake Cut

In New York on May 25 the miners reject the operators 21 percent stake reduction and say a formal presentation is prepared for Wheeling with mine owners. Thomas Kennedy says the reply from forty union members of the general senate committee was a fiat refusal of the operators terms. the document will be made public tomorrow.

Py United Press New York Wheeling Thomas Kennedy Clairman Senle Cos Union Jewlery

Hubbell Suffered Injury in Phillies Game

Philadelphia pitcher Phil Hubbell was struck and seriously injured during a game against Brooklyn. He was taken to Stetson Hospital for treatment as reports described the incident and medical care.

United Philadelphia Walter W. Mobbett Pitchulf Phillies Brook Bill Stetson Hospital Neil Tom Griffthy Behan Philly Hubbell Giants

Allinois Miners Refuse to Enter Negotiations

United Press reports in Springfield that Allinois miners refused to enter negotiations with mine owners, escalating the ongoing strike and halting talks aimed at ending the labor dispute. No further details provided in the readable text.

Allinois

Alexander Considers Independent Run for Mayor Post

Alexander, once defeated in the Republican nomination for mayor, contemplates entering the race as an independent. He carried one district Elgin and posted rural gains, while party leaders expect a decisive move before the final election.

Vashimatin Ravan Ie Howe Alexander Elgin Vormal Dy Teal North East Nooruther Mayr

France May Send Army Into Ruhr Valley

Paris dispatch reports Premier Poincare firm on sending French troops to the Ruhr if Germany refuses reparations. Debate in the Chamber of Deputies centers on foreign policy aims, with ministers signaling readiness to act if needed and seeking coordinated action with Allies. The furor over interpellations continues as opposition presses for clarity on policy.

United Prose Paris Moincare Eyatwis Chamnber BP Rua Wibll Hing Keith Poinwoare Rihe Ner Andrew Tardis

Veterans Day Memorial Honors Planned in Corry

A citywide call urged all veterans to participate in a Memorial Day program. The procession will form at South Street and move to the park for ceremonies led by clergy and the American Legion Band, with a reception if weather allows. The committee asks all serving members to assist and residents to contribute graveside tributes for fallen heroes.

O'Eliek Gaeher Lypare Abwe Varjee General Committee Elke Clubs American Legion Wind Compesuig A Wominl's Relief Corps Amerleail Legion Sehout 2Mier Maves Eiter Street Puark American Legion Band G. A W. B. Hirt M.S. Ashton Btks Roceseivin Pest Legion

Pinchot Literature in Creek Probe Leads to Inquiry

The Philadelphia Post Office intercepted Pinchot advertising materials sent via the Muhurioy creeks and Suhuste Mill Counts. Federal inspectors reported a nationwide mail fraud investigation with millions of cards tailed and mail patched from Philadelphia.

United Pros Priladelphta Diwow Muhurioy Philadelphia Postolion Philadelphia Washington

Spectacular Oil Blaze Wipes Pittsburgh Plant and Exceeds Damages

Historic fire devastates the Gerstner Roller Works plant in Pittsburgh as a blaze fueled by gasoline triggers explosions sending flames high into the air. An estimated 50,000 gallons of fuel stored at Pars Oil further ignites, with property damage listed around 40,000 dollars. City officials report bond retirements totaling 85,000 dollars as part of budget actions. Local residents including Mrs Gordon and her daughter return to visit relatives as the incident unfolds.

United Press Pittsburgh Tillie Gerstner Roller Works Lorietan Pars Oil Ly Mexander Munismal

Candidates Seek Dry Stand for November Election

A garbled report notes candidates for Congress aim for a dry stance in the upcoming November race. It mentions teachers and campaign efforts, but the exact details are unclear due to damaged text.

Milwaukee

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