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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1923
Page
1
Voters prepare for tomorrow’s Republican style primary with heavy turnout expected across six wards. Registration shows uneven participation by precinct, with notable competition for City Commission seats and the Board of Education.
United Press reports a national gasoline price war resume today with Standard Oil of New Jersey and Texas companies marking new prices. Refined by gate price reductions spread across New York New Jersey New England and into Virginia Maryland Washington District of Columbia. The North and South Haunting region notes per gallon cuts and flat tank wagon price adjustments.
In Altoona Pennsylvania on September 17 Edwin P Wolfe was thrown from a draft car hidden on a shifting track. He lay for about forty minutes while workers tended him and requested the Scriptures be read as he died, rather than have the can removed, before passing away.
United States navy bureau of aeronautics informed today that a giant dirigible will depart Lolehursty N to Washington and return tomorrow if weather permits. The dispatch notes weather conditions may delay or delay the flight.
President Coolidge asked Col Alvin Owardey to present the Legion’s legislative asks. Owardey agreed to lay before him at the upcoming session the two items: one on extending care for the wounded and disabled, the second on a separate measure.
A warrant was issued for Joseph Gracyckowski after threats to kill and disorderly conduct during a roadside confrontation near Corry. The incident involved Gracyckowski denying ownership of the property and a gun threat. searches and hearings were planned for the afternoon as authorities pursued the suspect.
Police Chief Durkle captured Peter Rushyk of 1126 West Pleasant after a violent tussle on Rast Main street. Rushyk, arraigned before Police Magistrate Porter, paid $25 fine plus costs for disorderly conduct and resisting an officer.
Death of Mrs Al Leighman formerly Miss Josephine Ailen of Corry occurred Sunday morning at Ver Jomo in Dunkirk New York. She is survived by one daughter Funeral services will be held from the home Tuesday afternoon at three oclock. burial will follow. Also noted are a trip to Cleveland visit and relatives in the city.
The Grand Theatre on North Center Street, built by the Corry Amusement Company, will open Thursday with seating for 2,000 plus and a modern heating ventilation system. It features a Link Reproducing Orchestra pipe organ, Mahogany lobby, and showcases best Paramount, Hirst National and Goldwyn titles with Bachelor Daddy as the opening feature. E. B. Jackson named house manager. doors open at 2:39 PM with continuous showings until 11 PM. expected capacity crowd.
About sixty Girl Scouts and leaders marched from the park to a grove north of the city where Principal Brows welcomed them. The group built a fire and toasted weiners, enjoyed cocoa made by Mrs Donud Tone, and played before returning as the Rotary Club was praised for support.
United Press dispatch from Saratoga Springs New York reports continued improvement in the condition of Mayor John Hylan at his home. Family members expressed hope for a speedy recovery as medical staff noted progress overnight.
A radiogram from Cole reported the missing Army bomber’s location was confirmed by radio early this morning. Lieut. Frank Cole and mechanic were en route from Bolling Field to St Louis with plans to reach Atlantic City by October 1. The crew, including Mrs Sinnott and his daughter, were said to be safe after a night of travel and the aircraft’s landing near Wright Field. The nurse stated the pilot’s condition was normal and skin temperature was reported as stable.
Oklahoma City reports a tense state capitol as martial law is enacted to curb unrest amid rumors of a push to impeach Gov. Walton. National Guard units secure the Capitol while lawmakers debate actions amid accusations of misused public funds and intimidation linked to the Ku Klux Klan influence.
Admiral Coonte leads board of inquiry in San Diego to uncover cause of the destroyer wreck near Point Argued. About 500 crewmen may be called as witnesses. Delphi and other vessels' captains face testimony, with four more bodies found and thirteen missing. Identified victim includes E. Jones of the Young.
United Press reports Senator Pepper and Reed of Pennsylvania with Secretary Mellon left Washington after a conference with President Coolidge saying they cannot commit to supporting Coxey for renomination in 1924. Gow Pin din i of Pennsylvania could become a candidate, and the senators stated they would not express views until the entir ty and party interests are clear.
Di Mauri and Abbe Melari of Haseit faced a court plea of guilty on charges amid a complex case. The judge set terms and the matter proceeds through the state court system with further hearings anticipated.
A Saturday night blaze at Louis Brow’s farm in Clymer County destroyed a large barn valued around 5900. A lantern ignited the stack, causing an explosion that razed the structure. Cattle and other farm products were lost in the flames and the husband was away at chores nearby.
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London dispatch reports no progress in Franco German talks after Premier Poincare’s Sunday sermon. Officials say peace with Germany hinges on Reich government submission. Rupture in Ruhr negotiations cited, with passive resistance weakening and talks deemed unlikely to yield an agreement soon.
The Sofia government under Professor Sankt is said to have collapsed after a requisition triggered WWI era tensions. Russia and Serbia press for punitive action over a murder case linked to Russian agents, with threats of invasion and expulsion of Bulgarian officials. Athens reports confusion as alliances weigh responses to rising hostilities.
White Plains N Y September 17 The Ward murder trial hinges on new evidence and alleged messages linking the bakery heir to a European contact. Prosecution argues Ward acted in self defense as black detectives Charlie Ross and Jack Rogers remain at large, with Peters portrayed as a pawn in a broader intrigue. The case centers on whether a Winckmail like plot existed and if a self defense narrative holds against a perceived attack.
Miss Dorothy B Soper daughter of Mr and Mrs David Soper married John Boland son of Mr and Mrs John Boland at the Lutheran parsonage on Saturday at 8 oclock Rev Willan Hall officiated in the presence of the immediate family A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home 433 Pleasant Street They plan to reside on East Main Street after a wedding trip to New York cities They describe themselves as popular young people before leaving Corry for the trip
Fire devastates Reedon plant and Water Street buildings in Muncie area. Losses mount as upper stories burn, water pressure hampered efforts. Businesses including laundry, pharmacy, hardware store and Grisswald line property suffer extensive damage. several deaths and many owed or insured losses reported amid chaotic scenes. Firefighters injured while battling blaze as thieves exploit disruption to enter homes.
In Missouri on September 1 authorities report the murder of W Wallace Greene wealthy attorney and state senator. Ross R Richardson and Edward Ryan confessed to the Aught night crime claiming two others waited in a car. Richardson a former Kansas City patrolman aided in the fatal shooting during an attempted holdup. A woman overheard a patrolman remark that Richardson would hang if Ryan was arrested.
Sept 17 seven judges named to award Edward Wythe Bok Prize of 100000 dollars for best practicable plan to preserve peace by cooperation with other nations. Listed: Edward M House, Elihu Root, William Allen White, Brand Whitlock, Roscoe Pound, Henry F Pendleton, James G. Harford.
Players and interested parties are invited to a 7:48 PM meeting at the Banialpal building to organize a football association, elect a manager, and finalize the group structure. Attendance requested for all who support the initiative.
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