Amendments Proposed in Lower House Fight Draws Sharp Clash
Republican leaders pledge the bill will weather the storm while opponents warn the measure will be shot to pieces in a bitter House debate.
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1922
Page
1
Final vote on ship subsidy bill targeted for Wednesday night
Amid debate in the House, supporters and opponents tighten positions on the subsidy. Proposals would exclude big firms like Standard Oil and United Fruit from benefits, adjust shipping line incentives, and require annual congressional oversight. Ambassador Geddes denied British involvement in any congressional influence on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prout
Washington
Steel Corporation
Unted Fruit Company
Gull Refining Sinwlue Oil Company
Ntl
Interior
Poinita
Geddes
Great
Britain
Mughol
Congress
Coasters Narrow Escape Highlight City Street Dangers
Report of multiple narrow escapes on West Pleas ant Street as cars skid on poor road conditions. Youth nearly struck by a moving auto while weather and pavement mix raise crash concerns. Police may tighten traffic regulations if ideal winter conditions persist. Washington note: Senate Judiciary Committee delays Pier de Butler Supreme Court confirmation for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meath
United Pres
Washington
Pier de Butler
St. Favil
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Butler
Administration Loses First Round in Subsidy Measure Battle
In Waritington on November 27 the initial clash over a subsidy measure ended with the administration failing to secure key support. An amendment from Representative Ciahant of Illinois favored competitive bidding while opponents warned the bill could be deemed unworkable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waritington
Drys Probe Edwards Campaign in New Jersey Seat Fight
Congressional drys began motion to probe the Edwards campaign expenses hoping to bar Senator Elect Edward Edwards from seating. A filing showed contributions over 3500 dollars and expenditures above 500 dollars with stamps printing and hotel bills among items. Senator Frelinghuysen said he heard of the move but had no part in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pr
Washington
Edward 1 Edwards
New Jersey
Congress
Tilwarels
Edwards
Senate
Wiese
Fretyhuysn
Chile quakes damage ships but no lives lost
United Press report from Santiago notes Sunday's shocks and tidal wave along Chile's northern coast caused extensive damage to coastal boats and the American Refining and Smelting Company property in Coquimbo and nearby towns Currical and Bajo bore the brunt as small structures were swept by floodwater and boats were grounded or destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presn
Santiago
Chile
American Refining and Smelting Company
Amulf
Coquimbo
Toyis
Marbors
Mrs Muir Dies After Illness at Zorry Hospital
Mrs Helen Muir wife of R W Mut of West Pleasant street died at Zorry hospital this afternoon at 6 after a brief illness She leaves a son two daughters Jennia and Florence six at home five brothers and two sisters and a sister in law Funeral services will be held from the home 813 West Pleasant street Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock Interment will be in Pine Grove cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir
Helen Muir
R. W. Mut
West Pleasant Street
Zorry Hospital
Hia Sunil
Jennia
Florence
Giovin Egeleston
Exdenvor
Lamont
Eggleston
Erie
Clyde Agaleston
Titunville
R. Ft. Eggleston
Ace
Carrie Stenburgh
Union City
Della Mitr
Grand Valley
Pas
Parrish
Brotherindaw
John Muir
Te Honte
West Pleasant Streat
Hinds
Tine Grove Cemetery
Progressives Warn Against Sham Battles in Prohibition Debate
Progressive leaders warn against making the wet and dry question the defining issue. They vow to keep labor, railroad rates, cost of living and industrial questions in focus for the next two years and oppose a sham battle over the Volstead Act amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
Bief
Dev
Amnion
Republican Party
Progressive Conference
Quakes Felt in Illinois Last Night
Tremors were reported in Eldorado and Benton amid coal fields of Illinois. Shocks lasted a few minutes with moderate intensity, shaking houses and knocking down signs. Seismographs at St Louis University recorded the vibrations between 9 31 and 9 40 p m, spreading southeast from St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Alinys Jourt
Eldorado
Benton
Tlinois
el Dorado
St Louis University
St. Louis
Bristol Man Held After Axe Murder and House Fire
Ben Burchfield, recently divorced, is jailed in Bristol, Tennessee, amid accusations he killed his stepson Charles and the Smith family. The home of James W. Smith was burned, bodies found in the ruins, and authorities say Burchfield struck his victims with an ax before setting the house ablaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
Ben Burchfield
James W. Smith
Aind Dutohirities
Mel. Smith
T Rochield
Burchield
Johnson City
Balrchield
Chailex
Smith
English girl faces deportation over infant case
A young English woman, Miss Nancy Jordan, is detained at Ellis Island with her baby as an immigration probe unfolds. Kansas City attorney Frank Warren and his wife are linked to possible adoption, while Warren denies paternity and says plans are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Mite Joriais
Ellis Island
Miss Gordon
Prous Warren
Kansas City
Mary
Warsteh
Bulan
Jordan
Mrs. Warren
Miss Jordan
Frantian
Frank Warren
Kanwas
Navy Torin
Francis
Kanes
Nancy Jordan
Ellis Sland
Warren Eaid
Lily
Warren
Hitchcock Attacks Clemenceau in Senate Debates
Senator Hitchcock denounces Georges Clemenceau over French troop use in Germany and alleged false statements. He cites Algerian Moroccan Senegalese and Indian soldiers stationed on the Rhine, claiming Britain and France mishandled racial depictions and military occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartiington
Hitchcock
Senate
Tony
Georges
Oktober
Hitolignck
Pawer
Scarlet fever reports ease in city with mild outbreak
A mild scarlet fever surge is noted with about twenty cases during the quarantine period. Chief Dunkle said few new cases emerged today with six under quarantine and one new home ward case. Most city cases in fall and early winter have been mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkle
Clara Phillips Sentenced for Alberta Meadows Killing
Clara Phillips was sentenced by Superior Judge McCormick to ten years to life in San Quentin for beating and killing Alberta Meadows with a hammer. The sentence was read after denying a defense bid for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
LOS_ANGELES
Clara Phillips
San Quentin Penitentiary
Alberta Meadows
Hammer
McCormick
Houser
Scott
America wins open door fight in Near East talks
United Press reports America won its fight on open door policy in the Near East. The Welty delegation announced an agreement and the British confer this cap agreement would not be applied in the region. Foreign Secretary Marquis Carzon officially stated that the United States and France were in agreement on the open door policy in the Near East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pr
Lausanne
America
Ant Livitaya
Dureen
Marquis Carzon
Aid
Two Die Five Injured in Crossing Crash at Nawandy City
A car struck at a crossing near Nawandy City leaves two dead and five injured. Victims include Mivhias Bupehluthi and John Tombros of Miners Myle. The driver Mingte Mile fled, and rescuers rushed others to Coaldale hospital. Local authorities investigate negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Nawandy Gity
Farulessness
Lakeside
Mivhias Bupehluthi
Suy
John Tombros
Meg Michael Puitetikiski
Tocatet
Tenate
Sponiich
Mutehdski
Directv
Lyndy Undertaking
Tamaqua
Derailment Delays PRR Trains Near Bigin
A freight engine derailed at a PRR junction near Bigin in early Sunday morning causing widespread delays. The morning Erie train was diverted from Union City to Corry, westbound trains to Erie were held, and heavy Sunday traffic from Warren to Erie for a football game faced cancellations and schedule disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PR. RR
Bigin
Pennsylvania
Erie
Union City
Corry
City
Warren
Delius Regulag
Large Stock of Liquor Confiscated in Brocton Raids
Sheriff Charles Crown and deputies conducted simultaneous raids in Brocton on a Saturday, arresting three people as part of a crackdown on liquor sales. Officers seized 74 gallons of liquor during the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brocton
Charles
Crown
Eters
Liequor
Clemenceau Declares Truthful Resolve in U S War Stance
The veteran French premier Clemenceau confronts American critics and defends his method as not expedient but necessary for world peace. He insists he came to speak his own way and deliver a frank, uncompromising message to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Clemenceau
Wemencea
Shaute
Chicago
America
France
Vance
Col Howse
Tim
New
Elks Memorial Service Planned at Corry Lodge
The annual Lodge of Sorrow memorial service for Corry Lodge will be held next Sunday afternoon at the Elks building on North Center street. Chairman W W Morgaridge said the program and speaker will be announced and features finalized in Tuesday's Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Sorrow
Corry Lodge
P.O
Elks
North Center Street
W.W. Morgaridge
Scranton Youth Held for $5000 Theft
A warrant was issued for Fred Nicholson a former clerk in the City Solicitor's office on embezzlement charges alleging thefts ranging from four to five thousand dollars over three or more years. He has not been located and is believed to have left the city. The warrant was delayed to allow relatives time to arrange settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Scranton
Fred Nicholson
Hiers
Nicholson
Senate Vote on Litertin Joan and Justice Nomination
Congress schedules senate action on Litertin Joan at 2 20 pif with further debate on Llementany and judiciary review of Pixios Bntlerae as supreme court justice. The house debates subsidy bill amendments and related measures as lawmakers press for policy change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Today
Senate
Joan
Judiciary Committee
Pixios Bntlerae
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