23 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
1
A Paris dispatch reports a tense debate over the Versailles pact with calls to uphold the agreement amid warnings of renewed German threats. Leaders debated military aid and unity as Prime Minister Poincare pressed for conciliatory steps while warning against betrayal of commitments.
A public lecture by former nun Mrs Langjean sparked a citywide disturbance at a theater in Kansas City. Police intervened as attendees clashed, with shouts against Catholics Jews and foreigners. The crowd pressed around the speaker and officers escorted several people from the hall.
Deputies in Paris show strong support for Premier Poincare as he outlines policies in the chamber. The mood turns tense with cheers and unrest as his statements provoke reactions among lawmakers.
Chicago November 26 Packers Swift & Co and Guduhy Packing Co refuse government order to audit books. They claim constitutional protections prevent seizures and insist audits would threaten private records. Swift & Co president argues government lacks power and fears permanent intrusion by federal agents.
Prominent orator and showman Upshaw, known as the Georgia Cyclone, will headline at the high school auditorium Sunday at 8 o clock. The event features his famous public lecture "Christ in Christianity or the Jot" with no admission charge and an inviting public audience.
Four armed masked robbers entered the Seeler store in Wilkes-Barre but fled when Theresa Soubere raised a phone alarm. John Setbera held the door as the suspects fled in a high powered car. state police pursued the vehicle.
Washington reports a stalemate as Progressives push to block durable control in the House. Republican leaders urge President Coolidge to ensure strong representation for their factions on key committees and appropriations. Nelson of Wisconsin and Longworth battles with Graben and John Worth over leadership lines.
The Emmanuel Guild in the parish hall hosted a bazaar and chicken pie supper drawing over a hundred attendees. Proceeds from booths selling fancy work aprons and home baking will fund remodeling of Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Mrs Sandburg chaired the event with Mrs Haight overseeing the dining room.
Funeral services for Gust Ohain were held at the Community Church of Columbus, conducted by Pastor J. Gighmey. Attendees included relatives and friends. hymns were sung by Mark Smérson and Miss Swangin. Bearers listed, with interment at West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus.
Funeral services were conducted Thursday at 2 PM for Frank Brooks at an Alexandria undertaking parlor as a grand jury probes a liquor scandal. Relatives and friends attended, with interment at Pine Gravel cemetery. Witnesses and pallbearers included noted local figures as the probe into a withdrawal scandal unfolds.
Washington secret service operative J. T. Sullivan is critically ill at Mercy Hospital after a suspected poisoning. Sullivan, attacked by a woman described in murky terms, is under medical care as authorities investigate the case and pursue leads for the assailant.
A local committee will be formed to oversee a highway improvement project in the county. Officials and citizens from Wistesford and nearby towns plan a meeting to discuss the proposal and likely publication. state officials may attend.
Berlin Nov. Chancelor Stresemann asked the Reichstag for a vote of confidence as he faces three resignations and pressure from Nationalists and Communists. A swift verdict was expected. if defeated he would likely resign and a new cabinet would be formed under President Ebert amid looming political instability.
Rex Manufacturing Company changes hands as agents G4 Ween announce acquisition by Wy i Rhodes and Etken. The plant at 44-38 South Street will reopen Monday under new owners and continue existing operations including tight machine work. A Pennsylvania Railroad report notes a new locomotive turn complete at Altoona shops, weighing 644000 pounds with 27 inch cylinders and 80 inch stroke.
Fragmented OCR recounts a ship disaster near the Spanish coast with several crew lost on the Bribluh stounter and others saved. Names such as James Mackro and Master George Rogers appear in the faded text as officials and relatives react to the tragedy.
Reports from Gerrits papers indicate a severe outbreak in Raineland with 160 deaths and widespread disruption. The article notes ongoing efforts to quell the crisis and mentions regional authorities coordinating relief and disbanding unverified groups amid the chaos.
Ex Premier David Lloyd George rallies support during a Glasgow stop, claiming Conservative divisions threaten unity as he vows to rekindle attempts to regain power with Liberal and Independent backing.
Prices for turkeys in the area held close to last year's figures with markets and centers reporting stable costs for the holiday. Local vendors noted typical price ranges around 15 to 20 cents per pound higher in some spots, while others matched prior-year levels as shoppers prepared for Thanksgiving.
Hartford November 23 United Press reports Attorney Hugh M Alcorn aims to confirm an interchange between Connecticut and New York quacks. He plans to confer with New York District Attorney Eaton as the grand jury weighs alleged malpractice by practitioners, including Dr De George Sutcliffe, who may testify when the grand jury reconvenes.
Fragmentary dispatch outlines a national controversy over ending the soldier bonus and funding through Treasury revenue adjustments. It references Mellon and Dawes proposals, congressional consideration, and presidential taxation themes amid a broader fiscal dispute.
A collision on North Center Street near Wales left Viptl Clarke with severe bruises and facial lacerations. He was taken to Corry Hospital for treatment as the other driver, whose name could not be released, fled the scene after the crash.
Minneapolis activities report a sheriff stating an invalid wife witnessed her husband’s murder in their residence. The killer reportedly used a club after fruit and a series of actions. no motive is provided.
In Pittsburgh on November 23 a mother Stel la Bakerky and her four children escaped a blaze that destroyed their Forsythe Road home. Neighbors report piercing cries and swift actions allowed the family to flee before the flames consumed the structure.
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