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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1923

Page

7

Fiery Cross Burned Near Priest's Grave in Snowbound Hamlet

Jamestown reports a mob in hooded Ku Klux Klan garb burned a fiery cross near a priest’s grave at Holy Cross cemetery in West Oak Road. Police, led by Chief P A Johnson and Captain Gust Stobl, searched the area with tracks showing many participants fled toward a railroad cut. Father Richard Coyle, longtime rector, condemned the act and urged vigilance as snow blanketed the scene.

Jamestown Holy Grows West Oak Ku Klux Klan Lem Richard Coyle Petur & Paul Stumen P. ‘A. Johnsson Gust Stobl Dave Thore Johnson

For Sale Notice Detected With Unclear Details

Fragmentary sale notice lists a journal carrier's route and a Corry area contact. Text is garbled with misreads, but indicates a property or route sale near Ward and a Journal office, referencing J. E. Turbin. Details remain unreadable.

Hound —Airdafe Aurel Gwnery Journal Ded Ward Lyquire Journal Office Gounie Cown Fresh Soon J. E. Turbin Corry RTO

Little tot burned in kerosene oil explosion

In Titusville on November 1 a kerosene oil explosion in Charles Oh Miller Warmrand’s home badly burned 3 1/2 year old Esther May. Father extinguished flames quickly but she suffered severe burns to face arms and neck and was taken to Grove Hospital for treatment.

Titusville Chiyrlés Miller Rand Hsther Cio

Wreck injures ninety four on B and C line near Orlando

Clarksburg West Virginia November first reports ninety four people were injured when a No 62 train of the 3 foot way derailed one mile west at Orlando. At least six suffered serious injuries including M J Harrington Weston a train supervisor and Patrick J Condey a conductor.

Uniton Press Clarksburg W. Va Clarksburg Richwood Orlando M. J. Harrington Weston Patrick J Condey Boulder

Deliberate Falsehood Charged in Treasure Board Testimony

United Press report from Washington says a flat charge of deliberate falsehood was made before the Senate veterans bureau investigation. Former Treasury official Rowing La Porte disputed testimony about a farm rental raise from 77 000 to 00 000 on March 1, 1021 calling the claim probably false.

United Pres Washington Morse Il Excalsior Springs Teasury la Porte Senate Veterans’ Bureau Wilsin

Mrs Sullivan Laid At Rest In Jamestown Memorial

Large funeral service for Mrs Sarah Sullivan held at her late home 120 West Pleasant Street with relatives and friends including many Maccabees in attendance. Rey G McCullough nephew of the deceased led the service at 2 30. Two vocal selections were sung by the Baptist church choir. Interment in Pine Grove cemetery. Pallbearers were Willian Moreall Carl Sullivan Fred Sullivan Andrew Paulson Donald Morrell Briton Morrell. Relatives and friends listed include Riley Sullivan Alma Sullivan Walter Kuhne Mary Buck Lena Kisert Anna Laird Josephine Hartington C C Seley and children Gertrude Cottle Alfred Wettenberg Erin Pay Ployd Woodruff Ripley NY George McCullough Jamestown NY Mrs Wend Clymer NY Mrs Charlie Schadeli lett.

Sarah Sullivan West Pleasant Street Rey G. McCullough Jamestown George ‘Thomas A Baptist Church Pine Grove Willian Moreall Oarl Sullivan Fred Sullivan Andrew Paulson Donald Morrell Briton Morrell Riley Sullivan Alma Sullivan Walter Kuhne Mary Buck Lena Kisert Anna Laird Josephine Hartington C. C. Seley Gertrude Cottle Alfred Wettenberg Erin Ployd Woodruff Ripley N. Ys Mex George Mccullough J Wend Clymer N.Y

Free trial for rupture treatment promises cure

A dramatic ad offers a free trial of a rupture remedy claiming the device tightens muscles to close the opening and remove the need for a truss. It urges men and women to write for the trial, claiming cures even large ruptures and urging immediate action.

Rice Main St. Adams

One Killed In Auto Crash Near Sharon

Templeton, 27, died from a fractured skull when an automobile went into a ditch at a sharp curve near Sharon. Miss Zileen Martin suffered a lacerated peal. Buhl hospital treated her. two other occupants escaped injury.

Sharon Cheater Templetn Zileen Martin Templeton Buhl

Record Immigrants Arrive in New York Harbor Crowd

Eleven steamships carrying 10,000 immigrants arrived at Quarantine early today in a record one day influx. Commissioner Henry H. Curran called the group the largest immigrant crowd yet. A Greek-tinged vessel carried 1,199 steerage passengers as the first steamship into the harbor.

United Free New York Stexm Henry H.curan

Inmate of Warren Asylum Case Still Unclear

Folklore and garbled details describe Neyal Karmaine French wandering from Warren to Punesutuinny hospital with a severe head issue. County commissioners Sibley and Mayes transported him to Brookville for medical care amid confusion about his prior residence and condition. The report notes he pleaded for removal of a tumor and hoped to return to Warren, while hospital staff doubted the seriousness of his ailment.

Funxsutaw Neyal Karmaine French Punesutuinny Warren Therm Ty Warren

Northwest Produce Market Buys Stronger Prices Report

Market notes show higher wholesale demands in the Northwest with dairy items leading gains. State dairy products echo peak prices, while packing stock figures remain steady. the report highlights a 8891 score reference and various packing numbers among suppliers.

Grain, livestock and dairy items in market list

A scanned market page shows mixed commodities with prices including several grains such as corn, wheat and oats, plus butter, cheese, eggs and poultry. It lists various grades and futures style notations, with prices and descriptors like steady, firm, and spot weak, across items from flour to lard and tallow.

Manitoba Beate Ware

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Davis Droj, L. Fuller Mrs. Sullivan Charlie Schadeli Lett Eric Warren Asylum NW. Y Bell Telephone THE Bell Telephone Company OF W.S. Rico Azac Main Adams, N. Y Our Warren National Bank Cornen Liberty Warren Pa Woolfex Topcoat Fabrice Lustrosa Trouvenett Bonivoinie Roberts Shop Averiiga Ringi Trenton Keeley Institute Bhody Ave Eau Let Pittaber W. C. Daniels Pris Cent and Pain
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