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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1922
Page
1
A fragmented OCR note analyzes the theory of enforcement in narrows of language. It discusses the role of clear language in legal rules and cites the need for precise wording to avoid ambiguity and ensure compliance.
The document accuses Wall Street interests of using regulatory commissions to fleece the public via gold standard fears and price manipulation. It claims the Commerce Commission and Interstate Commerce Commission are tools for financiers to profit while creating shortages and rising costs.
United Press reports Mrs Horling shows gradual improvement after a difficult night. Doctors describe stable temperature and improving symptoms as she rests, with Mrs Harding's condition deemed cautiously hopeful.
The policy committee of the strike planning group accepted the Baltimore plan by Artlich, about 16 percent of 400,000 yen, with 1ill return to work on certain grounds. Announcement says the action will be released from headquarters, with details expected today. Baseball today features the Pittsburgh Pirates defeating the Boston Braves 8 to 1 in the first game of a doubleheader. The Pirates led 8-1 after the Braves made several errors.
United Press reports early tariff passage anticipated as the conference committee haggle over tariff rates for cotton and sugar duties. The draft bill aims to lower duties on several staples while preserving key revenue measures amid party lines and cross country negotiations.
Relatives gather at Argonaut mine gates as rescue teams close in on forty seven workers entombed in Kennedy shaft. Officials report carbon dioxide levels and awaiting outcomes. families fear for lives while plans to ventilate and recover miners proceed under safety checks.
United Press reports Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis and Harriman Bank of New York loaned funds to support the recent coal strike. Officials say loans totaled about 1 000 000 with collateral not required, noting miners were regular customers and could access up to 5 000 000 if needed.
A British liner en route from Antwerp to San Francisco was reported afire at sea near the Canal Zone. Firefighters battled the blaze in the afterhold as cables carried word of the incident and the vessel awaited crowning reach at Co pn tonight.
Tester of Allentown was elected Select Castle of the Pennsylvania Ancient Order of Knights of the Myalto Chain at the 52nd annual convention held here. Other officers elected include A V Mill Jar of Lebanon as Select Marshall and J J Campbell of Pittsburgh as Select arise.
The first football accident of the season occurred when Wilally, the nine year old son of Mrs KM Thrown of Prospect Street, injured a wrist during play in the school grounds. He remains comfortable and stable as his injuries are treated.
Philadelphia dispatch reports that major railroads prepared to transport anthracite efficiently as peace nears in the coal fields. Car shortages shifted stock toward the anthracite belt, with idle cars mobilized and lines clearing for rapid loading once operations resume.
United Press dispatch from London reports allies aiming to settle the Balkan crisis with Turkey to avert wider war. The plan envisions restoring large parts of European territory and international control of Constantinople and the Dardanelles amid postwar negotiations. Mrs Henry Rosa and daughter Mil dred Ruth return home after a visit in the city.
Rudyard Kipling denies the London Times interview quoting him criticizing the war record. He says he will not give Mrs Clare Sheridan an interview and did not say what was attributed.
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports a federal committee of railway workers plans to vote today on a settlement proposal. Delegates describe heated behind the scenes talks with leaders from carriers and unions as they weigh terms aimed at ending the strike and resuming work.
News briefs cover Venizelos expected return to power in Greece after regime changes, Irish arms surrender urged, De Valera peace talks in Dublin, Irish Civil War developments, German payment plans linked to Belgium, a major fire destroying a U.S. corn mill, and the House delaying action on the soldier bonus bill.
United Press report from Washington notes federal officials remain wary that an early settlement of the railroad labor dispute is likely. Officials say the union and management have not reached a durable agreement and warn the strike may continue despite talks.
Floyd Sutton is jailed in city custody awaiting court after alleged ten month check fraud scheme. Police and merchants link Sutton to a series of counterfeit payments, with an $1860 check dated January payable to Garry Kennet, as investigation continues.
A Pareľneade plant unveils a broad range of wooden and metal toys including furniture items and playsets. President Mildred Ti 0 notes new models, with a silver finished chair and cushions, while shipments of desks, tables, and a telephone-style transmitter chair attract attention amid rising demand.
Grange will meet at Maccabes Mall to discuss driveways and cemetery improvements. The program includes a talk on concrete roads and related construction aimed at upgrading the area.
Ruth Barker Jefe will spend a few days with her aunt Miss Mily Fahey before traveling to Swarthmore College where she has recently enrolled.
Paris dispatch says an American widow, former Mrs William J Leeds, is rumored to be chosen as the Greek queen. Constantine may abdicate in favor of Prince Christopher, with Princess Anastasia’s return discussed. Mrs Leeds's fortune and influence cited amid shifting Greek leadership.
In Washington on September 18 the Massichinetts primary election sparks claims of victory from both Republicans and Democrats. The report notes cheering crowds and contested outcomes as candidates like Gaston and Whipple receive attention while party supporters debate the results.
Gunfight during a bootleg clash in Brooklyn ends with one man killed and two others gravely wounded though likely to die. Police arrived near midnight as双方 exchanged fire on intersecting streets. a casualty was found near a hospital.
Two men were held and two more arrested after a dynamite attack on the Mill Creek trestle of the Atlantic Coast Line railroad north of Jacksonville. Sheriff's deputies surprised the scene as a fire burned briefy until extinguished. four other sticks of dynamite with fuses were found end of the trestle. Authorities said the identities of the detainees were known to them.
Uniontown dispatch reports Fayette County official Shi Shaw announced orders authorizing deadly force against anyone dynamiting homes or property. Since last April the area has faced repeated attacks and vandalism amid ongoing unrest.
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