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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
1
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British Premier Lloyd George addressed critics at the Hotel Cecil as he urged continued coalition cooperation. He warned Britain must mobilize and remain united, arguing peace talks require a strong stance amid near-term dangers at home and abroad.
A dramatic explosion near Emporium today leaves nine dead as explosives were detonated in a blast. Nurses association meeting in Warren district disrupted by the calamity with attendees from multiple towns. Public health lectures proceeded later in the day.
White Plains May 25 Justice Dismisses habeas corpus plea for Walter S Ward and orders the son of a bankrupt baker jailed without bail. District Attorney Weeks plans to reveal evidence linking Ward to the shooting and the blackmail plot cited in his arrest.
President Harding competes in the Washington News publishers tournament. Lowell Mellett, editor of the Washington News, led at noon with a score around 87 as challengers vie for the prize amid a field of newspapermen and officials.
Paris May 20 United Press reports Chirlee Raine former American Ambassador to Chioh died today while authorities issued an arrest and imprisonment order for twenty years on rioting charges in Syria. Crane, recently returned from studying the Syrian problem, commented that the order was based on a misunderstanding. Government officials deny the validity of the arrest.
Brokenstraw Park at Columbus is open for park outings with boats operated. Shelters to host picnics are under construction and will be completed soon. Rentals and Sunday refreshments are available through Mr. Garry Bennett. Call Mr. Bennett for party bookings.
Lyle Saxton of the city and Elmer Palffer of Erie were injured yesterday when a steel door on an express car of Parinsy train No. 9814 toppled over. Sidon, an express messenger from Emporium, was brought to the city and is resting as comfortably as possible. The incident occurred on the eastbound train and the men were treated locally.
Ten miners were killed in a gas explosion at the Margaret mines of the Alabama Fuel and Iron Company, about twenty miles from Birmingham. The blast occurred yesterday afternoon and bodies have not yet been recovered according to reports.
Will Hays of the Motion Picture Industry addresses Carnegie Institute on cinema censorship and industry growth. He compares early film making to a California gold rush and notes strong investment in real estate studios and equipment with thousands employed and vast production spending.
John Bracken, independent candidate for Lieutenant Governor on both major party tickets, carried 11 counties in a statewide vote. Returns filed from 48 of 48 counties show Bracken’s gains over the Republican candidate in a mixed tally.
A May report from New York quotes Judge Gary expressing cautious optimism about economic conditions. He notes industry changes, publishing improvements, and the ongoing need for prudent optimism amid wartime and postwar adjustments. He stresses that much remains in flux but foresees better profitability and rising opportunities for business.
An explosion at Gravelli Powder Company in Sionamahoning near Emporium Pennsylvania destroyed three packing houses and injured many. Nine men were reported killed with several others injured. First aid and rescue trains from Renovo Lock Haven Lake May is rushed to the scene. telephone and telegraph lines were knocked out.
Republicans in Washington postpone definite senatorial action on a demand led by Senator Leavitt Kellogg and Gooding for four drastic cloture provisions to speed the tariff. They fear a Democratic demonstration may wreck the legislative program if debate is limited and have postponed further action until Saturday to explain their position.
Reports from Washington and Pittsburgh detail bankers and trust company leaders elected to positions in state associations. Names include Willis of Ohio backing a Rutherford Hayes birthday commemorative half dollar bill. Edward Fox of Easton Trust Company and J.J. Dunbar among successors in Pittsburgh. W. W. Potts noted as federal official.
Murky transcripts describe fraud cases at the capital related to speed war allegations. Jurors and courts move toward indictments as proceedings begin, with expected testimonies and further charges looming.
Two members of the 20th Infantry at Camp District Died Die Hurgeit soldige and three dynang are jailed in a scheme to steal goods worth 600000 and burn ten warehouses. Capt Spincer Dingsuig led the investigation for the Charler meta Corps. Other defendants include Roy Campbell Tusil Castlelnnty Eugene Rare and two civilian accomplices Marcus and Helen Gasher. Marcus acted as a go between for soldiers. Evidence includes trucks and motorcycles seized in the case.
A woman was arrested after attempting to pass a counterfeit check for 62.00 at the Brie Fashion Shop in Erie. Police say she is linked to similar check‑pasting schemes and a taxi driver has filed charges related to the case. Investigators pursue further leads in nearby wards.
Erie Rotary members are urged to attend the field day event tomorrow with several automobile parties expected to join from the city. A Hull game involving ministers and medical mess may be featured as part of the day's activities.
Reports say Boilat alias Abphonea Sinthes was captured in St Louis in a kidnapping scheme tied to a New York millionaire’s home theft. Investigators traced the international suspect with prior prison records to Europe and the United States as police pursued a large reward.
The trial of John Brown's case in Charlestown West Virginia nears verdict as jurors hear closing legal arguments. Attorneys argue over instructions and the judge's charge as both sides seek a final ruling ahead of Sunday.
Reported clashes across Belfast and other towns in North Ireland raise casualties with constables and civilians killed and wounded. Ongoing unrest, arrests, and enforcement actions mark daily violence as authorities seek to quell sectarian strife amid political efforts.
A New York report notes a growing wet drive to offset a dry convention in Milwaukee. The Associated Press details the East Coast push by the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment aiming to mobilize states nationwide ahead of a pivotal November vote.
Mise Prances Vaire of Community Service will conduct a play hour at Concord School to demonstrate playground and school games for children district wide. Miss Hirt and teaching staff assist. sessions emphasize foot racing, games, and training for future leaders.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace denies reports that he intends to resign from the cabinet. He asserts there is no difference with President Harding over the cabinet reorganization and rejects any rumor of departure.
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