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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
3
A distressed article discusses rail labor tensions and wage protests sparked by a steel industry pay rise. It argues wage increases affect plant operations and foresees government intervention shaping union leverage and employer strategies.
A reflective piece on Harve’s early fall season and enduring community ties. It lauds unity, old weekly gatherings, and the town’s steady character through years of change.
The piece argues three reasons why America should aid Europe including current conditions offering stress relief a market for American goods and debt relief preventing interallied debt default. It notes divisions among groups such as manufacturers bankers and taxpayers and calls for nonpartisan action amid a serious international situation.
A garbled wartime note laments harsh controls on sea transport and shipping by bootleggers craving freedom to ply illicit trades at sea, suggesting homefront awe would grow if policy eased.
The noisy excerpt shows garbled dialogue and scattered names like Tom Sims and Shernaa Noilieine amid a jumble of phrases. It lacks coherent events, clear dates, places, or outcomes to summarize as a standalone news item.
Jamestown police say Roy Thins and Yulio Wing, charged with car theft, were arraigned before Judge Allan E Bar Hoy. Lombardo waived examination and faces grand jury on related charges. Police report the suspect bought gas, paid for a spare tire, and tried to sell the car for 75 dollars.
Reports detail two delicate operations performed by Erie surgeons at St Vincent's hospital. A man named Ritrode of Erie suffered a broken back after a fall from a cherry tree and received a vertebrae graft. Mrs Scheinflug, also from the hospital area, underwent a similar procedure with recovery hoped but not yet known. A Warren court incident involving a man named Mack Wenew? and a motorist accusation followed, with a suspect claiming religiously inspired kissing as cause.
A local report notes the arrival of a stork with twins and mentions a mother visiting Franklin. The piece references residents, a physician or resident Camiel, and plans involving a house within the town, with hints of a gathering or visit by a notable person.
Dewey Julland faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Runce on charges tied to rocks hurled at strikebreakers in Kane yard incidents. The suspect was released for lack of sufficient evidence after testimony from multiple witnesses. District Attorney E G Potter led the prosecution.
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