10 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1923
Page
1
Casey Stengel belts a ninth inning homer to lift the Giants in the opening game of the series. McGraw’s club takes a lead as Rosy Ryan and Hoyt Watson provide late support in a tense matchup.
New York Giants defeat the New York Yankees five to four before about 60 000 fans in the first game of the World Series. Casey Stengel hit a decisive homer in the ninth after a three run third inning that produced four Giants runs and shifted the morale, while Heinie Groh drove in two with a triple that chased Waite Hoyt. A spectacular throw and stop by George Kelly curtailed a Yankee scoring threat.
The deceased was identified as John Custey by his sister in a morgue in Erie. He was a former Corry resident known locally as "Fack." Survived by his mother Mrs Mary Cauley and two brothers. funeral at Mary Rowey Church with interment in Malvary Cemetery. The article also notes a $67,000 bank shortage disclosed at Albion and a mystery surrounding the victim's death near Erie.
The Royal Arch Chapters district meeting occurred at Maxie Hall with two degrees exemplified under a Pittsburg instructor. Delegations from Temple Chapter No 216 Brig and Oriental Chapter No 157 Conneautville attended, while Solomon Chapter No 11 Meaville was not represented. Dinner followed with remarks by John M. Cons and the Grand officers. the event was deemed profitable and inspiring for future chapters. Mrs Williams Route’s condition was reported improving.
United Press reports Berlin debate over six month dictatorship powers passed second reading amid opposition. Hugo Barthes seeks a speedy trial dictatorship as Belgium and France reject immediate recognitions. Stresemann waits Allies’ response before list talks while a Reichstag deputy condemns Speaker Blair’s remarks.
Oklahoma lawmakers ready to investigate Governor Walton for alleged misconduct. Anti Ku Klux Klan factions push impeachment while the governor vows to resist and argues for a debate on secrecy laws and annual membership disclosures.
United Press dispatches say the Pacific steamer Stanley Dollar of San Francisco area had 300 acres of fire aboard 100 miles off the coast. Captain Wilke reported a move to control the fire and prevent spread to the vessel. The ship cleared from Francied Japan last Saturday and was in distress north of San Francisco.
Corry Mantis suffered multiple injuries in an automobile accident near Bradford while traveling in a Ford coupe. He remains in Bradford Hospital for several days, with broken ribs and facial and head injuries.
Toronto dispatch notes Lloyd George advocates United States participation in a commission of economic experts to study Germany’s reparations and capacity to pay. The proposal aims to align allied policy, with pressure from critics and French responses shaping the political debate in Britain and America. The plan seeks to turn public support into a formal mechanism for postwar economic settlement.
Washington officials announced negotiations to draft a new commercial treaty with Germany, part of a broader push that also considers treaties of commerce with Australia Finland Latvia and Estonia. The state department indicated early discussions are underway.
Fragmented OCR notes describe glare and shouting during the Stokes trial. Testimony includes accusations of threats and violence toward a close associate and mentions a chauffeur and a young daughter in a tense courtroom scene.
A market owner faced a $200 fine after a dispute over meat sold without proper examination. The case, tied to alleged mislabeling and improper handling of ham burgers, led to court appearances for Meath and Stockton with the defense arguing ownership and compliance. The proceedings emphasize state enforcement of food regulations and duties of sellers.
In Pittsburgh region, a 500 strong vigilance committee ordered Black residents to leave within 24 hours after a shooting incident involving an elderly man and his granddaughter. Homes were damaged as bricks and stones were thrown by unidentified assailants.
A flood drenches a Florida town as heavy rain overwhelms drainage and water rises to ten feet in streets. Reports say crews work to repair damaged buildings and restore power while residents await relief and possible evacuations. The scene features local officials coordinating efforts amid rising floodwaters.
United Press reports Attorney General Daugherty will supply material for a forthcoming Harding biography. The project may focus on his wartime policies and White House days, with speculation about cabinet roles and midnight conferences amid impeachment talk.
Five members of Company A Corry unit of the Pennsylvania National Guard will join the First Battalion squad for a rifle meet Sunday in Warren. The team includes Lieut Stiller, Sergeant Rickerson, Swanny Watrous, Private Goodwin with Pauline, cook, as alternate. Meadville Company B personnel join as others. Third Battalion reps were chosen earlier. dancers and other details are sparse as the local ranges prepare.
In Albion Erie county Secretary Cameron announced a $67000 shortage at Citizens Bank of Albion traced to check kiting. Cashier R J Griswold was arrested after reportedly confessing. Bank officials assured depositors they will be made whole, with stockholders covering losses.
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