29 May 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1923
Page
1
A special board meeting approved the coming year’s budget including a per capita tax of 100 and a property tax levy. The finance committee’s proposal and the 1928 graduates list, with salaries for staff and planned construction, were reviewed.
A fragmented report notes Silver Creek firm’s large bid for a merchant fleet amid legal actions. It mentions U.S. Co bidders, workhouse penalties, court appeals, and potential consequences pending higher court rulings.
May 29 Shipping Board members travel to New York for bid discussions on a proposed 1.061 trillion dollar merchant fleet program. John W. Sluck, president, cites a 51 million dollar payment due by October and annual 50 million after, with quarterly installments until payoff. A 1 billion dollar bid is presented by Lasker and partners with assurances of strong financial backing and immediate good faith deposits.
Mrs Lena Burch, longtime resident of this city, died this morning in Buffalo New York. Her funeral arrangements will be announced later by Alexander's Undertaking and are expected to be held after the body is brought here Wednesday.
Rotary Club notes Memorial Day with a special meeting led by Vice President Babbitt. Desmond spoke on visits with New York and other groups, and the secretary Weir gave formal remarks on savings and committees during the day.
A large evening service at St Elizabeths Church featured Rev Father Moriarity of St Thomas Church delivering a well received sermon in honor of Androw and Mary The Queen of Sue towns His message highlighted man’s institutive points and earned wide attention for delivery and attire Special devotions are planned for the following night.
United Press reports Wilmington unrest as Aercron protestors clash with KKK forces at midnight against the Walker tax in New York. The article notes continuation of a long running disturbance with Memorial Day edition plans canceled.
A United Press report notes outbreaks of plague in Paris and Seville with multiple deaths and quarantines. Authorities condemn rumors of origins while public health measures intensify. The piece links fear to ancient lore and questions about century-old pestilence.
A report from Minnesota describes severe forest fires along Lake Superior coast and near the Wisconsin border. Strong winds hindered crews as cottages burned near Railroad Lakes and Gordon Wisconsin, with further threats to Whitefish Lake areas since Sunday.
A fragmentary report describes widespread destruction in Persia with many villages wiped out by bombardment and advancing forces. The piece mentions casualties and displacement as military actions intensify in the region.
Readable fragments show a list of school events during closing week. It mentions observation days, law day style ceremonies, senior activities, promotions, and a court-related event. Details are incomplete but indicate multiple ceremonies and performances across several campuses.
William Partey aged 27 died an hour after being struck by a truck and trailer at Ventouth Street while returning from a boat launch at a night club. He lived at 1702 Chest Renmes and leaves a widow and child. The driver from Tames Wilson Truckling Company was in the vehicle.
Copenhagen May 20. Several prominent doctors were summoned hastily to attend Nikolai Lenin on Sunday according to a dispatch from Moscow. The physicians were requested to remain in the Kremlin.
A powder explosion killed five people and injured several others in a town area. Officials confirm victims include residents and workers linked to the site. Investigators work to determine cause as the community reels from the blast.
Washington May 2 A second bond shortfall this month totals about 93000 dollars and follows an earlier 98000 to 101000 dollar loss. The case involves a Cincinnati spye and an inspector tied to Hiniret. The mishap stems from misappropriated funds and damaged bonds with authorities pursuing Geisler and others while the plan to drop more workers arises amid ongoing investigations.
Reports show intense lobbying and partisan pressure as New York Governor faces a decision on repeater provisions. Officials expect a public statement on the reform bill amid heated exchanges and behind the scenes advocacy.
A prison transfer ship sails toward New Orleans today carrying the condemned inmates in the murder case of Mrs Alberta Meadows. A Louisiana policeman detail will meet the escort to ensure secure custody until the prisoners depart on a Southern Pacific train bound for the Pacific coast.
Police raided the home of Joe Turner on North Second Avenue, resulting in five arrests. Arraigned before Police Magistrate Porter, Timer received a suspended sentence of $25 and costs with an agreement to leave the city by Saturday. John Turner also agreed to leave town with a suspended sentence. The remaining three were fined $10 and costs each as officers vowed to monitor the alleged joint to prevent further trouble.
The Collaren s Aid Society held its annual meeting at Parish Mall on Monday afternoon at 4. Officers elected were Miss Ashton for President Mrs FS Austin as 1st Vice President Mrs Robert Patton as Vice President Mrs Sidney Stewart as Secretary Mrs Olin Bracken as Assistant Secretary and Mrs R F Livermore as Treasurer The annual report summarized a year of extensive activity Members not present were asked to contribute $1 to Mrs R F Livermore.
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