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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
2
Amid earthquake devastation in Tokyo Yokohama and other cities reports estimate vast casualties. Unaccounted Americans await relief as ships reach Kobe and communications reopen. Dispatches and officials warn the death toll could reach into tens of thousands with figures varying widely.
A Spring Creek man, Harvey Brewer, was moved to Was county jail by the police chief after a larceny charge and a guilty plea at a preliminary hearing. He faces additional charges as authorities plan grand jury action related to abducting a Spring Creek girl and claims of a forged marriage in New York state. Brewer denies snatching the girl but admits taking her to New York under the pretext of marriage while stating he has a wife in Youngsville. Further charges are expected, though no motion has been made yet past the larceny charge.
Residents of East South Street protested the proposed grade of the street paying area before the City Commission. They cited drainage flaws and an uneven pavement slope, while a property owner’s counsel warned the municipality could be liable for future damage. council members planned an investigation and possible petition. Mr J N Norton and his daughter Miss Emmi Norton of New York City are visiting Union City.
John Uurgett of Ohio youth faced Judge Bravher in Mondville for burglary and larceny linked to a fatal 2001 stolen car escape near Spartanburg. Hargett and John Hoover allegedly took a new Naeh touring car from S A Wirtman’s garage. Hooyer died, Hargett injured, both hurt south of Spartanburg. Trial to continue next week.
An aftermath of a shooting near Union City last November leads to a divorce suit filed by the wife against Blazius. The shooting occurred at Dotty Hill, left a son hospitalized after a quarrel between the parents. The couple married November 12, 1902, and had lived together until the incident.
Death of Mrs J J Jadestrom reported at her Jumertown home last evening. She is survived by her husband and four children Axel Jadestrom Berkley Culley John Jadestrom and Charles Judestrom. Funeral announcements to follow.
United States offers rapid relief after a Japanese relief fund drive. Red Cross aims to raise 5 million dollars with broad national support. Citizens contribute generously as disaster aid logistics are organized to ship medical supplies and essential goods.
United Press reports the liner Taiyo Maru is safe after a radiogram from Tomioka station to the American radio bureau, stating the vessel endangered about 900 miles off Yokohama. Earlier mentions indicate distress calls and ongoing investigations.
Residents of Corry and nearby areas anticipate vast travel benefits from the three mile extension between Findley Lake and the Pennsylvania line. The paved link will connect Corry with the Austin road, improving access to New York City and Detroit while tying into major routes toward Jamestown Erie Pittsburgh and Montreal.
In regular session last night council, led by Mayor Alexander, approved several items including sewer work, paving plans, and communications on swine matters. Frank G. Jones was the lone bidder for the northside street project and was referred to a committee for review. the meeting adjourned after discussion of a sidewalk dispute with the B Pleasant Street property owner.
A newspaper brief reports registration for the fall primary is expected to be light, with yesterday’s totals below normal in almost all precincts. Registrars note even the first day’s turnout lagged behind two years ago, suggesting a weak final enrollment on Tuesday.
Authorities report a coordinated gang behind multiple burglaries in Livermore. Robbers smashed rear windows and ransacked the R F Livermore Company on North Center Street and Jay S Rickerson on West Main Street, taking at least two thousand dollars in goods. A Knowlton grocery entrance was attempted but failed. Police investigate other daytime break-ins and monitor suspects near the Livermore area.
Cory council hosts the annual election of officers in the club rooms tomorrow evening. Members are urged to attend the annial session where considerable business and the election will be transacted. A social session will follow the meeting.
In Harrisburg on September 6, executives and miners again met with Governor Pinchot after a deadlock. A more hopeful tone emerged as negotiators considered ironing out wrinkles in the Pinchot peace plan. All sides believe a quick agreement could avert a nationwide strike, with workers ready to return if renewed wages and checkoff terms are settled.
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