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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1923

Page

1

Ku Klux Klan Big Issue Before Next Congress

United Press reports Klan activity looms over upcoming Congress as members weigh possible challenges tied to Mayfield contest and anti mob violence laws. National Vigilance Association pushes for censorship of secrecy and legal action, while supporters urge restraint on racial and religious prejudice in politics.

Texas Organization of National Vigilance Committee Congress Washington Ku Klus Migfiold National Vigilance Association Mag Sesutoy Spurneer Missa Senate Cormissiteen Bailey Luther Mickells Dallas Klipmnen Luge Southern Whur Newberry Mayfield National Vigilance Gaminiltee Aien Realeurbe

Stokes Begins Suit for Separation in New York

Mrs Stokes files suit for separation against E D Stokes in New York court. The case appears contentious and routine as she attends in a black hat with plume, while court attaches observe a tense scene.

Stokes United Pree New York tHelehwood Stokes E. D. Stokes Mit Denver Xis

Noted orator to appear here November 19 in High School hall

Dr Robert MacCinnan, hailed as one of the era's brightest speakers, is slated to lecture at the High School auditorium on Monday evening, November 19. Reserved seats are on sale at Conden's drug store Friday morning. Proceeds benefit the new stage project. Tickets cost 60 cents.

Robert MacCinnan Theigh School Conden Rlruge McGowan Mewis Redpath Chautauiqua Corry Condra's

Corryites Boost Red Cross Appeal In Fine Shape

Corry residents show strong progress on the annual Red Cross Roll Call with optimistic outlooks. The Junior Roll Call at city schools under Mrs. George Perk raises 103.58, with contributions from Latch 12.80, Con wort 31.05, Washington 12.75, Fairview 12, Hast Mai 1.58, as the drive continues to exceed past efforts.

Red Cross Wong Shane Ely Soear Chayter Corryites Mia George Perk Sebools Washington

Trolley Line Standstill Amid Investigation Looms

Reported tension over a possible collision on the Perry and Columbus trolley line as stockholders set committees to probe the outage caused by a damaged power station. November meetings named three-member probes. service remains halted and permanent abandonment appears possible.

Perry Columbus Corry Jocal Siqua Clifford Woodard Woodard Hw Traction Company Weas Wetton Haw Ag Cord Wye Jostrand Mernhsty

Pan Germanism May Precipitate New German Conflict

Pan German party members press the Berlin government to sever ties with Wing and force temporary losses in the Rhineland as subdistrict populations prepare for changes by late November. Chancellor Stresemann and interior minister Warrax oversee plans prompting stalled negotiations with France and a vow that a united Germany will rise again.

France Ruhr United Prew Berlin PanGerman Stiersmann Pan Gerrman Joss I Ruho Rhineland Reich Germany Chane Sellor Streseinasih Vtnrrax United Press Jeteneet

Train crash injures hundreds near AspinwallDR

Four hundred passengers on a Pennsylvania local train were shaken when the Bughorn collided with a cabin car and a grate engine at the south end of Aspinwall Drive. Several trainmen were injured and passengers were jolted as the cars derailed. Meanwhile a local political dispute surfaced with Mrs Charlotte Myers visiting her son in Euclid street area amid a planned plebiscite.

Hittsburgh Pennsylvania Geri Charlotte Myers Brothport Holdingt & Plebissite Charles Shaw Euclid Street Bartha Seyss Siew Prank Sedeent Atallia Mhfti Att Wale Mens Gwendolyn Paine Reich I T Brie

Shooting Case Remains Mystery After Fresh City Shooting

Police investigate a mysterious afternoon shooting with a man shot at the boarding house and a woman and two others linked to Akron and Mechanicville. Names such as Pagytale Gigi of Mechanicsville and Jou Lukosa surface, motive unclear, suspect fled with a brother figure, leaving investigators hopeful for a clue.

Veveral Huey Polite Duakle Agnouicest Shannye Akpon Jou Lukosa Somme Pecwrea Kadhia Akron Bnly Diinkle Byanis

Saloons and breweries padlocked in Pennsylvania crackdown

In November reports from Pulaíta describe a broad campaign to padlock saloons and breweries. U.S. district court actions target multiple firms including Philadelphia and Allentown brewers, with temporary restraining orders and petitions to confiscate equipment and prohibit operations as authorities move against alleged illicit alcohol distribution.

Pulaita Berneyivaya Kyla Saint Saloouse Schuvillll Vastern Pennsylvand United States Oles Ravi Baw Newat United Store Disteier Clurt Philadelphia OW Teli Washington Iy Comlinox Antorny Iain Kihele Reteyy Brewnyye Pottwilles Widman & Compansy Bethlehem Bagh Brewing Company Catrucues Dagger Laelernin Brewing Company Allentown Lehport Brewing Company Cat

Bandits kill two in Brooklyn bank heist

Two bank messengers were shot and killed in Brooklyn today during a robbery at Went Bird Bank. Bandits looted about 1,600 dollars and fled. The incident occurred as the guards were transporting the money to the bank’s branch in Brooklyn.

NEW ORK William Barlow William I Brooklyn Went Bird Bank Nationa

Walton Names Klansmen of Oklahoma Legislature

Governor J. Walton released a signed list naming 84 members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives as Klansmen. The disclosure followed a denial of testimony by Dr W T Tilly alleging Walton was pledged to the Klan in 192? and sworn in February 16. Mrs TH Brown traveled to Walton to attend the day’s events with Ars Lamont.

Walton United Fre Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoma Toure J. Walton Lst W.T Tilly Muskogee TH Brown Wattan Ars Lamont

Forbes In Reply 10 Accusers Before Senate Committee

Testimony before the Senate investigating committee identified ten accusers facing cross examination. The former treasurer at the Veterans Bureau was named in connection with Mortimer, and allegations included misstatements during hearings. Pages of testimony referenced a city editor and a principal witness, while Mortimer denied the charges.

United Proent Washington Ft Auves Ro Farkes Trraeter Veterdit Mureau Seuarne Tine Telias Mortimer Wirber

Crown Prince vows to stay out of politics amid exile

The Crown Prince, after five years in Holland, declares no involvement in German politics. In Paris, Allies weigh plans for his return while pressuring Berlin under treaty obligations. Contending views on Britain and Lloyd George surface as the issue unfolds.

Friederich Oels Silesia Wilkin Chain Pirate Germany United ‘Res Holland Thisalnam Lloyd George Paris Allivy Pujticaré Berlin Poineire Ite Francé Prinse

Pinchot Calls Conference On November 26

Governor Pinchot announces a November 26 conference of governors to draft a coal relief program for price stabilization and to avoid future strikes. A plan for national legislation and state action is outlined, with data on coal prices and production to be reviewed. The meeting aims to unite 30 states using antitrust or price controls as leverage against Congress and industry.

Harrisburg Pinghoe Vtaten Machor Prare Dees Liv Wats Oquriors Viarionts Vital Cual Consuisa Pinchot Congress Washington Pichot

Dramatic Institute Opens With Many Members

Mrs Barnes and Mr Jones secured nearly all teachers to enroll in the Drama Institute course. The fee is $200 with a three play diary at course end. Most townspeople plan to attend. attendance is voluntary for participants. Junfine arrives Thursday afternoon. activities begin at 1 oclock in the municipal building.

Diaaistic Institute Junfine Tilp'elock

Debs gravely ill from overwork in Terre Haute

Eugene V Debs Socialist presidential candidate is reported dangerously ill at his Terre Haute home due to a heart attack. The illness, brought on by exertion during a nationwide speaking tour, worsened in New York days earlier. Theodore Debs says overwork is the cause. Dr M P Stepenn notes the patient was slightly better today.

Prom Terre Haute Ind Noy Eugene Vi Debs Debs New York Theodore Debs M.P. Stepenn Deb Oia

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