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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1923
Page
3
Corry Pennsylvania daily newspaper listing details publisher Arthur Colegrove and postal information. It notes publication every day except Sunday, pricing by year carrier and per copy, plus weekly rate and advertising rates on request.
The American Federation of Labor at its annual convention votes against joining a political party, favoring influence through regular parties and a loose federation of labor organizations. It rejects a universal labor union across industries, upholding a federal, state, and trade association governance system. The radicals are unlikely to redefine American labor without major changes.
England hosts a contest of tiny planes with seven and a half horsepower and 50 mile per hour capability. Machines claim over 60 mph and up to 80 mpg with costs around 1000 dollars. A single pilot can resemble a human swallow or bumble bee as these aircraft promise cheap transport and new traffic challenges.
A Neir East relief official warns Americans about a Sunday December dinner for orphans funded by aid funds. The proposed meal, costed at about $60 monthly per child, would be simple rice and boiled beans with soup. Critics argue the plain fare fails to tempt hungry children who crave more elaborate dishes.
An old classified style item touts a remedy for sore red watery eyes using camphor and other ingredients. It promises rapid results and mentions a shop or supplier named Thomas Downey offering an eye cup and related products. The text is fragmentary and reads like an advertisement from a historical newspaper page.
An assortment of jumbled lines mention New York ball players, Halloween, prohibition talk, a former Wall Street broker now taxi driver, steppings toward bootlegging, Washington price hopes, a 12 year old girl in a Cleveland robbery report, and assorted odd sentences about marriages, divorces, and a Vienna artist remark.
A reflective dispatch from Russia notes improving crop outputs with cotton near two thirds prewar levels and transportation steady. Government finances show a shift toward self funding with expenses covered by revenues rising from 40 percent in 1920 to an anticipated 85 percent in 1925, outpacing some European peers. The piece hints at broader political challenges and skeptical forecasts about the regime’s long term stability and policy directions.
United States police structure prompts discussion of nationalization akin to England. Yuri London, visiting from Europe, urges a national identification bureau under Justice Department with city police cooperation. Critics worry about federal overreach and favor balanced power distribution between local and federal authorities. A pistol manufacture and sale limit is proposed for the next Congress.
A dated item from The Journal Files recalls social events in 1903 including a wedding at the home of the bride’s parents with local clergy officiating, a noted ceremony, and references to friends and neighbors. Disjointed OCR fragments mention Leonora Shaw, Mr Prat Tiles Steven, and travel by train to North.
Fragmentary note references October 24 1008 Ari Kigsne Fivhery testing on PivUh wheel events and a door incident. Mentions Mayville state criminal averition on Misu Iya Confer, Findley Lake apartment week, and singer Jahi Brown plus Democratic candidate for sheriff County Chairman War Kneis visiting the city and Journal reporting.
The piece discusses two new tax immunity types under fire. It notes immunity of capital from income taxes when invested in public bonds and immunity of public officeholders from income tax, sparking discontent as wealthy groups potentially dodge federal taxation. It calls attention to the broader impact on private incomes bearing tax burdens.
A garbled early 20th century article mentions Rudisell as chief of some group, with references to New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It discusses appointments, duties, and a transfer, noting a man named Robert W. Furrough had a leave and misions at Pinewinit, with scattered names and places.
Fragmented text describes a custody dispute involving a child and a mother, with references to a court proceeding, possible arrest, and attempted extradition papers. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but indicate a legal action and interstate issues surrounding guardianship and custody.
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