05 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
1
A violent clash at the Kentucky penitentiary pits a militia detachment against armed convicts barricaded on the upper floor. Gunfire, explosions, and barricades persist as authorities attempt to dislodge the prisoners and restore control. Inmates and guards suffer injuries amid a tense night of fighting and fear of further explosions.
Long, tangled local crime narrative describes Weatherbee and family, ongoing prep for a trial of serious charges. Details outline arrest, custody, and the looming jury selection process, with references to Weatherbee’s associates, defense counsel, and court timelines.
Denver reports that sixteen victims were recovered from the Burlington wreck near Lockett Wyoming aboard the rural passenger train. Rescue teams completed search of the wrecked car and only a fraction of the engine remained above quicksand at Pols Creek. Original United Press count had 20 dead, others estimated higher at 77 to 100.
Governor Gilford Pinchot will travel by train No 679 of the Pennsylvania Railroad through Corry on Saturday morning en route to Moray. He plans to review the W. G. T. parade and attend the convention in Ailey with potential remarks.
New York report from United Press quotes Newton Baker and Newt D. Walker praising former Prime Minister Lloyd George as a “Citizen of the World.” The keynote remarks recall WWI unity, a scolding of Lord North, and veneration for George’s wartime leadership and lasting influence on the British empire.
Birth of Mrs Mary J Rodker reported with services led by Rev J A. Marducted. Funeral proceeded to Pine Grove Cemetery for burial. details suggest a Jamestown origin and March or Bre date context, with incomplete names and ceremony notes.
United Press reports Governor Pinchot leading a statewide enforcement push against unlawfully operating saloons. State and federal agents plan to close 1000 outlets, with special prosecutors taking over closures within 30 hours. The campaign targets illicit liquor rings in five counties and broader cities including Philadelphia and Chester. Polls suggest more towns will face similar orders as the war on liquor intensifies.
An on site track worker, identified as Mackinhoupt, was fatally injured after a wrench struck him while a train approached Mendville. He leaped back to avoid the train, was struck, and later died at Cambridge hospital. He was living with his nephew Grayton Mack in Cambridge Springe.
Northwestern Pennsylvania authorities arrested a gang after Waterford post office in the Masonic building was broken into through a side window. Robbers tore open every mail bag and overturned shelves, but the extent of the loss could not be ascertained. The strong box was damaged but money was not recovered.
OldGe readers learn that Mr and Mrs Jutbnich, formerly of Cartsely, marked their golden wedding anniversary in September. The couple reside in Washington and have roots in Corry, with Mr Johnny once connected to the Derrick Publishing Company in his earlier years. Rev Wilkow officiated the ceremony.
Reports from Herlin indicate Chancellor Stresemann intends a single political change to reconstitute the coalition. The move aims to alter the Alliance military leadership and office succession, with Hilfersting and Gnarice oilbister mentioned as possible successors to Poeetis Sidinchit at Whe.
During a Westchester County inquiry in New York a disputed death of Mrs Webb is examined. Dr Meyer reports the tablets given and statements from witnesses rally opinions she was murdered. The case centers on her estate valued around 824 900,000 and the doctor’s testimony at a grand jury proceeding.
fragmented OCR text reports snowfall affecting North Corry with mentions of city activity, weather disruption, and crowd reactions. Observers describe street conditions, a notable local event, and references to city officials and public scenes, though details are unclear due to garbled source.
A meeting is called for next Monday at 8 o clock in the municipal building to organize a dramatic institute for city cultural activity. The project is under the Community Services council and has drawn interest from local residents and relatives of Mrs. Williams.
Health authorities investigated a mild measles outbreak at E Main School as officials emphasized alertness, tracing contacts, and compliance with regulations. The report notes details on health department actions, school response, and community guidance.
Revival meetings at the Salvation Army begin with a campaiagn program and nightly services. Speaker Dunne presents topics drawn from noted preachers as weeklong events unfold with gospel songs and fervent preaching planned for all gatherings.
A Lloyd appointed to take charge of the Bell Telephone Company's local plant in the city. Bell officials announce three-man leadership in the plant department for the first time in years. Lloyd to work with MacArthur and Greteler, urging patrons to report interruptions and service issues. Mrs Arner visiting daughter in Orangeville, Alfred Morin visiting relatives in Whee City.
Corry Chapter D A R reviews the year and honors members at a fiscal year meeting. Mrs Livermore receives appreciation for efforts. Myx Barnes reads the Constitution preamble and questions are set for next meeting. hostesses and speakers present a Franklin youth paper with favorable comments.
Funeral services for John L. Wells were held at the Tats home in Columbus Pennsylvania. Rev. J. A Nitin of the Ote-Presbyterian church conducted the ceremony yesterday afternoon. Many relatives and friends attended. Pallbearers assisted. interment followed at Went Anh cemetery.
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