28 May 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1923
Page
1
Reports from Waterford, Dunkirk, and nearby towns describe a serious Sunday car crash with multiple injuries and deaths. Victims include several from Detroit and New York, with hospitalizations and unresolved conditions noted.
In Scranton Pennsylvania on May 28 agents of the federal revenue department reported a shortage of 1600 gallons of liquor at a warehouse owned by WJ. Schaub and stores at barrels of whiskey valued at more than a half million dollars. E. J. Hartsock of the local revenue office conducted the latest investigation and his report was sent to national prohibition commissioner Key Haynie.
U S Senators Reed and Pepper plan a June 7 visit to Curry as part of a northern county tour. The welcome is coordinated by a local reception committee with announcements of a forthcoming dinner and city reception at the municipal building.
Washington reports a likely settlement over transportation of liquor aboard ship stores within the three mile limit. The administration is expected to yield to protests from Britain Italy Spain and Welland to avoid prolonged trade clashes. Regulations would limit liquor ship stores to crew use, while ships only carrying shipboard liquor would be affected.
Foner services for aire Mary Laurie were held from the Hill 162 Maple Avenue Sobiriaay afternoon Rev. Reditgar pastor officiated at 2 40 oclock with prayer and vocal selections by Mrs Miller and Mew Stafard. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery pallbearers Wilson J Edwards W Matthews D Warren De Rosay D A Andrews RS Johnson LW relatives from out of town Frank Laurie Je df Philadelphia George Laurie Orchard Park NY Mrs F Ross and Miss Annie Laurie Erie attended.
A local Sherman commemoration marks its hundredth anniversary with plans involving the county and community groups. The event centers on historical features, a parade, and public readings at a central venue.
W S Page died Sunday afternoon at Corry Hospital after an illness following gall bladder surgery. He was aged in his late fifties and left a wife and three sons Merle Gerald and Arthur. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at his home with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery.
In Chicago on May 28 Presbyterian pastors opposed a General Assembly ruling to require clergy to sign a pledge of abstinence from liquor. Rev G C Whintrett refused to sign and voiced strong criticism. The dispute centers on whether such a pledge should bar entry to theological seminaries. The article notes accompanying local visitors and family mentions.
The article describes ceremonies at cemeteries with veterans from the Legion and Grand Army of the Republic. It mentions volunteers placing flags on war graves, and references figures like local committees and community groups organizing the event. A sense of remembrance and honor pervades the observance.
Scranton hosts a state meeting opening this morning at the cathedral hall. A gathering of religious and civic leaders continues through the day with elections to follow in the evening.
A report outlines Foster’s plan to request a retrial in a shooting case. The account mentions court movements, defense statements, and related legal proceedings within the trial context.
The Tay sale organized by Lieut A Wo Those feet Si a Yowrime and others raised funds for gravesites and departed comrades. Margaret Neketvey won first prize while Lily Pauline Torele and Lilian Taleneck contributed significant totals and community support. volunteers collected donations totaling about 123 dollars across the event.
Prohibition agent investigates the theft of 80 barrels of five per cent beer that had been seized and stored in a government warehouse. The beer, initially held in Camden, was moved to Philadelphia and then to a warehouse before a gang allegedly stole it and fled. Miss Charlotte Mason of Randolph was visiting relatives during the weekend.
Washington reports that Turkey has proposed a new commercial treaty with the United States. The Turkish delegation led by Jembi Pasha discussed the offer with American envoy at Lausanne while talks with Grew continue, but no instructions for formal negotiations have been issued by Washington.
Fragmentary historical note describes Ku Klux Klan influences in New York during a period of upheaval. References to state authorities, secret orders, and dramatic rituals hint at tensions between groups and the government.
The club announces a big handicap golf tournament at the country club with the first big event on Wednesday morning. Jock Mackenzie is arranging handicaps as officials plan a full season. sandwiches and tea will be served at the clubhouse, and the course is being prepared for play.
Ongoing negotiations cited by United Press in late May as tensions between China and foreign powers persist. Reports mention a possible settlement with leaders and mediators urging restraint and outlining terms, while observers note no final agreement yet and warn of continued regional instability.
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a new association to aid 250000 employees with financial assistance and personal credit options. Officials say emergency relief and wage support will be provided through the workers’ association. Further details are expected from local railroad officials.
James OBrien died Sunday at his home 130 Senecy Street after two years of illness. He was son of the late Mr and Mrs Kase OBrien, survived by his wife and three daughters, a brother and four nephews. Funeral services will be held at St Thomas Sikorski and interment in St Thomas cemetery.
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