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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
3
The text railing against immigration and labor issues laments recruitment tactics and calls for responsible policy. It contrasts harsh industrial pressures with brotherly care, praising heroic rescue efforts in disasters and stressing moral values amid economic strain.
The passage presents a garbled stream of phrases touching on taxes, markets, energy, and social concerns. It blends references to New York, shortages, industry, travel, and education with none clearly identifiable events or figures. The overall sense is a rough, incoherent collage rather than a cohesive news item.
A fragmented retrospective lists people and events from Filey twenty years prior. It mentions Dr. Wirhawwe’s grave, arrivals like Mrs V8. GcRinge, and Mrs Mayme Gash Robinson, plus local workers and students. It notes business activity at the Pele Stool Company and hints at teaching assignments and travel through Spartansburg and New Wick Street.
Ralph Imand was found guilty in County Court of selling intoxicating liquor. Russian resident Wasel Zurdicnul was also convicted after a county roundup by Federal officers. Both were judged guilty on all counts after Commonwealth evidence.
A classified notice advertises an unlimited outfit and jamour options for dairymen to supply cream. It promises cash every week and mentions a 7th deadline.
The article reports Ajitomy Mulkayich of Pa. identified as the Erie veteran killed during Herrin Illinois mine riot violence. It describes the mob attack on mine guards, torture and mass killings, with others captured and dispersed into woods and shrubbery.
Detectives hold a man in Mayville jail after the death of Anes Vaniel won, of Lim Flats, following a beating at the Timkick tumpull. Coroner Wool issisted by District Attorney Stearns pending an inquest into the fatal incident at the New York Central waiting station near Westfield on Monday morning.
Franklin report states Ed Perry a telegraph lineman pleaded guilty to 40 charges of reckless driving and driving while intoxicated following a Wednesday incident near 12th and Myrtle. He was fined and jailed after failing to post $500 bond and awaits further court action.
The Erie League suspended Burdick after a late game confrontation between Theo dore Bicher and Crosley. Wardick’s absence leaves the Cleaners without their most trusted pitcher as they chase a pennant in a tight race.
In Dunkirk a young girl, daughter of Mi and Mes Joseph Anguntyn of Willow tied, was fatally burned while attempting to start a fire in the kitchen. The child reportedly held a kerosene can close to the flames. oil spilled, the can exploded, and her clothing caught fire, causing instant burns.
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