10 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1923
Page
1
Friederich Wilhelm crosses the German frontier at noon ending a long exile in the Netherlands that began after the conclusion of the war. He returns amid renewed attention to the royal line and homeland.
Paris and Amsterdam reports confirm France asserts the Crown Prince must not return to Germany after his exile linked to World War I. Officials weigh confirmation or denial as Berlin discusses possible terms with allies and the German government.
Oklahoma City reporters describe bankers summoned to testify in the Walton impeachment proceeding. They are expected to discuss withdrawal of funds and allegations tied to Walton's handling of money during a national appeal, with investigators seeking how much was collected and the method used.
Community auxiliary group outlines a New Year’s dance event with music plans by local ensembles. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference to venues and performers suggests a social gathering organized for the season.
A group of volunteers will conduct a one day city-wide Red Cross campaign on Monday November 12 Armistice Day to support Corry Chapter Red Cross. The appeal aims to fund another year of service and asks residents to give generously.
A government probe outlines causes of rising coal costs. It cites higher operator income, increased fund values tied to coal assets, and stockpiled lands, urging four measures to curb prices and protect consumers. The findings advocate publicity, regulatory action, and public safeguards to reduce profits and carry charges.
Opposition grows to awarding the contract for the Schrews Reservoir expansion to J. M. Love & Son of Corry, with a bid of 8,776.00 for excavations. The Lake County council delays decision citing a communication from inspector Pierce supporting Unifip large works and questioning the Corry bid.
The Ladies Aid was pleasantly entertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. A I D Colgrave and guests Mrs. B Re Lewis Mrs. Addie Waggoner Mrs. Ra gan and Mrs. Arthur Colegrave. Mrs Gillette gave a fine reading and led several selections including The Gate of Mystery The Flight of Ages and The Night Wid accompanied by Mrs Caflisch. A number of beautiful new BeAison walee H100e were aioued.
A November 11 1918 reflection urges teaching children to hate war and recalls that 37 million casualties marked the World War I era. The piece warns memory fades and calls for continual remembrance of the horror and futility of battle.
A farmer living five miles southwest of Werleyville in Erie County was found slain in front of his home. His body bore buckshot wounds and a blood-spattered scene showed a calf nearby and a wagon trail. A neighbor, who came upon the body while walking to a nearby home, reported seeing a man face down on the road.
Rumors of Corry girls injured in an early morning crash proved false. Two Polish youths, Ed Hysywace and Lea Saymabnowity, were involved in a collision at 20th and Peach avenues, but no Corry girls were confirmed hurt. The car struck a telegraph pole. occupants fled and details were unclear. A hospital report cited possible injuries but later conflicting information suggested no local victims.
A high mass funeral was held at Regnum church for Mrs Mary Mullarkey. Relatives and friends from out of town attended, with many flowers about the casket. Attendees included Mr and Mrs P C Lynch and others from Ontario and Buffalo.
Reports say Bavaria remains under martial law as General Ludendorff may be released on parole. Monarchist leaders reportedly to be exiled as authorities target the abortive uprising. London dispatch notes confusion over officials statements and a possible court action.
Gwendolyn Led of Erie sues Mary Garden Concert Co alleging failure to appear ruined engagements. Plaintiffs seek 2500 5000 and 15000 dollars in damages totaling 22000 in the supreme court for canceled performances advertised by managers including Halon Warner and TF McSyepeney.
Prohibition agents led by Yellowley seized twelve eastern Pennsylvania breweries for violations under the Volstead Act. The total value of the Fairtuen brewries, estimated at 20 million dollars, was already wired to the agents and placed under guard. Federal Judge McKewhaw limited warrants to high powered equipment. raids continued under state enforcement and ensuing seizures.
Obituary of Paul McGarty a prominent attorney in Oklahoma City who was shot to death in his automobile shortly after midnight as he left his home for a private telegraph event. Authorities believe the slayer fled. investigators traced the weapon to a fatal shot. McGarty had served four years in public life while Walton was mayor.
Corry teachers and students to benefit from a six week summer session in arts and sciences at Erie conducted by Penn State College. Dean W G Chambers of the extension department visited Erie to survey the plan. Enrollment is expected around 300 with courses open to all reachable by travel, including science and agriculture.
Washington reports that the American plan for an experts conference to settle the reparations dispute will be quietly dropped. The move follows France, with Hugh S. reports noting the United States will abstain from participating, despite initial hopes of a conference in Europe.
The Montague Light Opera Singers will perform Monday evening as the second number of the Library Lyceum Course. They present scenes from popular light operas such as Robin Hood and Gretchen of Hoyta, plus readings and a diversion featuring Sir J. Harris's Quality Street.
A young contralto named Weisman is slated to perform Monday evening November 4 at the High School auditorium with accompanists Carl Bernthaler and Misses Margaret and Anna McCarthy. The event promises to showcase the artist’s talent while noting Bernthaler’s esteemed reputation in music circles. Also mentioned are Mrs. John Newcomt and others traveling to Erie for funeral services for John McCarthy.
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