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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1922

Page

3

Progress In Coal Industry Sparks Bipartisan Proposals

Representatives from both sides of the coal industry plan a general inside investigation and a new wage adjustment method. The United Mine Workers marshal a 128 member policy committee as operators from across the nation attend. The aim is collective bargaining with government oversight to prevent public harm from wage and price manipulation.

United Mine Workers United States Ytoo

Lonesome Clubs Move on Community Solace and Sousa Report

The piece weighs two topics. It questions a Lonesome Club for lonely neighbors and notes its social goal. It also covers Sousa band concerts drawing crowds, $14,000 in daily receipts, and a $17,000 city spend, praising American artistic morale and durable music.

Metropolitan Lonesome Lonesome Club Sousa

Fragmented Scribbled News Tangle Reveals Jumbled Names

Garbled text mentions Tom Sims parrot Philadelphia Chicago hotel and Rockefeller. The jumbled phrases reference public figures, jobs, a beauty contest winner Miss Minuto Murray, and a military renaming, with no clear coherent event or date.

Philadelphia Chicago Pearlaymenia Rockefeller Minuto Imurray

Missionary Society Session Sets Scholarships Agenda

The Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church met with Mrs Raab at her West Smith Street home Thursday afternoon to plan scholarships for orphans at Sheffield and to discuss home work. The late Mrs Ella Dake Tyaple was named a perpetual member. A social hour followed the business session, and the November meeting will be hosted by Mrs John Dahlntrand on Main Street.

Misionary Society of the M. &, Church Raab West Smith Street Ella Dake Tyaple Sheffield Ars John Dahlntrand Rant Main Street

Coral Scene Of Brutal Murder In Vandergrift Area

A brutal murder occurred Tuesday evening in Coral. The victim, Pearl Woods, 40, formerly of Coral now living in Vandergrift, died after a brutal assault. The male suspect, Tier-tutheifnd Woods, about 41, also from the area, remains at large. Both suspects described as Black. No arrest reported.

Coral Ening Pearl Woods Vandergrifty Pitl Woods

Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files October 6 1902

Dated items recount town hall events, social goings on, and local happenings. Mentions Mrs Durtony, Sadie, and a yard monster, with notes on farms, trains, and Newark New Jersey references.

Journal

Grape Shipment Appeal Urges Interstate Review

President Harling and Senator Reed request Interstate Commerce Commission action to move a grape crop from the vineyard region to Erie, Pennsylvania, and El Paso, New York. The appeal was made today and will be considered by the commission.

Hari Yaven Cary Erie Pay Elfato N.Y Harling Reed Pennsylvania Interstate Commerce

Shooting Brings Conneaut Officer Under Hold

In Conneaut the police officer is held after a shooting amid a quarrel at Fourth and Popino streets. Two men, J. P. Pierce and others, are listed among those detained as Sandusky General Hospital treats a gravely wounded officer. Dorothy Dean, 20, survivors from the scene, is hospitalized with shock and lacerations after a dangerous escape from a house on Plum trees.

Erie Ooto J. P. Pierce Conneaut Kiolet Jobin Sandusky West Third Street Popino Sandrevik Hawmut HEME Tamut Dorothy Dean Hamot Plum Trees

Letter on School Bond Issue Prompts Voters to Decide

A citizen letter urges readers to vote on a $175,000 school bond for a new building. The writer questions tax impact, compares proposed costs to other plans, and calls for economical use of funds. Readers are warned to register on October 7 and choose accordingly.

Schoolboard S._L, MESSENGER

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