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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1922
Page
1
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Detroit May 29 union officials plan a strike vote among United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers. Ed ward F. Grable said the executive council will likely approve the vote to challenge wartime wage cuts. Bob Jewell cited a $50 million wage slash as reducing pay below living wages for 400000 workers, signaling further cuts ahead.
The British freighter Welsh Prince sank after a collision with the American steamer Viner Toys near Astoria. Radio reports said the Prince caught fire and plunged, with six feared lost though one source claimed all aboard were saved. The Towan sustained heavy damage but remained afloat, rescuing the Walsh Prince crew. The collision, likely due to fog, occurred about seven miles from Astoria in the Columbia River.
Readable fragments indicate drilling east of the city with tent setup at the Charten Lowe farm on Springs Creekoom. Work for Tiyunyika parties by Driller Moor head proceeds several miles east of the drilling dent by Bend Interesta, while new wells appear limited and existing wells show reduced output.
Corry observers plan Memorial Day events with a 10 oclock parade forming on West South street and center, proceeding to City Park for services opened by Rev. M. S. Ash ton. The American Legion band will perform and veterans will be carried to cemeteries for wreaths. Flowers are asked for at the Armory for graves, with inclement weather moving services to the tiles building auditorium.
President Harding and party aboard the Mayflower on its first cruise of the year visited Annapolis Maryland. Only a few friends awaited the stopover as the rail voyage proceeded toward Annapolis where guests included Mr and Mrs Burlingham Mrs Laura Mays Spartansburg Mr and Mrs Baker Green ville and others.
Two men were killed and two seriously injured when two fast passenger trains collided near Madison Fork on the Minnesota line early this morning. Three others were hospitalized as investigators began work on the wreck.
A number of automobiles will be drafted to carry the voters and aid the Memorial Day observance. Those having cars which agree to join the effort are asked to have them parked at the committee's premises for the Memorial Day exercise.
The Journal notes city police examinations will be held this afternoon for positions including Shipf and Traffic Officer as Mayor Alexander declines comment. Chief Frank is reportedly ill and may retire, delaying appointment. A traffic officer may be added due to demand for stricter traffic law enforcement.
In Logan County West Virginia miners case stemming from the Logan County mine war last summer, the acquittal of Bill Blisgard halts further trial plans. Prosecutors push for more time and eventually a murder trial, while defense seeks adjournment. local opinion sharply divides on guilt or innocence as jurors near a possibly brief next session.
United Press reports Germany moves to ratify the Rapallo accord with Reichstag debates likely to approve. Officials aim to resolve reparations issues by sending a conciliatory note to Paris to avert French penalties. President Harding arrives at Annapolis after a Mayflower landing secret kept until noon. The visiting party plans a ball game and to hear Lincoln address tomorrow.
Police investigated a spate of burglaries across seven homes over the weekend with about $14 stolen from A Trinket on Main Street and $140 from a Second Ward residence. A suspect was caught leaving Thomas Taylor’s home after a attempted break in and fled via a window. he was later found to be intoxicated and taken home. Other attempts occurred on Concord Street and Frederick Street as well as near Whiteley and Poster and Monroe residences. in several instances the burglars were frightened away before entry. Police surveyed the scene, collected descriptions, and pursued leads, with no arrests reported by press time.
Washington dispatch reports that a grand jury will review evidence in war fraud cases starting Wednesday. The first trial focus centers on officers accused of taking gifts in surplus army material transactions. Officials warn it may take weeks before major prosecutions proceed amid Senate scrutiny and Attorney General Daschle’s hints of possible abatements.
London reports that Bottomley was found guilty of fraud and sentenced to seven years in prison. The case drew a packed court, with protest from some and sympathy from labor supporters who labeled him the workingman's friend. The verdict spurred widespread discussion among the public and reporters across the city.
A special Board of Education session is planned this evening to consider graduation approvals for the senior class. About thirty students are expected to be approved for graduation. The meeting will also address financing the district building program with decisive action anticipated. Public access arrangements are being arranged with local outlets reporting the event.
United Press reports potential revolt aimed at toppling President Obregon with General Felix Diaz leading 15000 troops from Guatemala within thirty days. Simultaneously unrest noted in several Mexican states as authorities monitor movements.
The Supreme Court today ruled against the Southern Pacific Railway and related interests in a major antitrust case. The decision centers on the acquisition and control of the old Central Pacific line from Ogden to San Francisco and its impact on interstate commerce. The ruling upholds Sherman Act prohibitions on anticompetitive practices, signaling a significant government victory in railroad regulation.
The Rev Mintyre delivered a lengthy commencement address to graduates, urging spiritual development alongside physical and intellectual training. He emphasized three civic pillars and urged students to lead in peace, service, and ethical reform as the era of global change unfolds.
Around forty witnesses are to testify at the coroner's inquest into the death of Chief Pelany, shot by Ward, with subpoenas prepared for those connected to the Ward mansion in New Rochelle. County officials anticipate a prompt world-wide briefing once the inquiry proceeds.
London May 29 Great Britain seeks action to quell rebellion in Ireland after a cabinet meeting. Lloyd George’s government contemplates evacuation of northern territories and faces delays while reports from Ireland describe renewed frontier clashes and intensifying tensions amid talks on the Triple Question and peace terms.
The report notes shifts in political strategy as Old Guard figures focus on Iowa while Indiana and Pennsylvania primaries expose voter disaffection with current leaders. It highlights the pending Iowa race on June 5 and the impact of these contests on national party dynamics.
The Swan with Grty aboard reached Pensacola in rough weather from Bene sucolt Bay. The launch, long overdue, faced a slow return journey but arrived safely today amid choppy seas and windy conditions.
Mrs Delia Smith aged 80 died Saturday evening after a hot illness. She was a longtime resident of the city with many friends. Funeral services will be held from the Prant home tomorrow at 2 PM with Rev. F W Troy officiating. Interment will be at the cemetery. relatives in War-ren area requested no gatherings.
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