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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1923
Page
1
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Oklahoma City dispatch reports Governor Jack Walton intensifies campaign against the Ku Klux Klan. Military courts are extended to investigate alleged Klan activities statewide. Walton vows swift action and cites wartime authority, amid arrests and court orders targeting Klansmen and sympathizers.
United Press reports the US Navy airship ZR-1 plans a Washington visit with salute to the President, a march to Arlington National Cemetery, and a flight over Mount Vernon. Officials expect speed near 60 miles an hour, with a postponed test due to weather.
United Prom reports a federal inquiry into coal price hikes, involving the United States Coal Commission and the federal fuel distributor. President Coolidge directs the Federal Trade Commission to gather data from wholesalers and retailers to determine if profiteering influenced prices and whether any action is warranted to protect consumers.
The case against Joseph Gravykowski of Carter Hill was tossed out in a crowded First Ward court as testimony described threats to kill and assault. Prosecutors Wallace Tammond and M J Brown pressed charges but were the first witnesses. a brief hearing ended without further action.
Work is under way on Findley pavement in North East. On September 12 the project reached the fief work stage with grading planned for the fall. Reports say engineers will drive stakes in the village and the Ocean court case opens today amid Ku Klux Klan tensions and cross burning fears.
Philuthea Clase will meet with Mrs Foret Pfeffer on Mast Main Street Monday evening September 24. Roll call will be answered with Scripture verse Holy Spirit. Members asked to be present. Miss Aditha Verfurth of Jamestown arrived this afternoon for a visit over Sunday with her sister Miss Evelyn Verfurth.
London reports a sensational claim that Germany faced imminent collapse as German leaders weigh surrender terms in the Ruhr. The piece notes disputed Paris-sourced views of British and French leaders and anxious expectations before a formal government disclosure.
Berlin dispatch reports Germany plans a conditional surrender of the Ruhr and Rhineland with a transition from resistance to non resistance and resumed production. Next weekly conferences aim to align Ruhr defense committees, regional groups, and officials with Chancellor Stresemann as the government seeks to win popular support for the move.
A winter blast struck Edmonton with knee high snow covering streets and trees. The unusual weather flattened grain and caused trouble on sidewalks as residents reported a soft, heavy fall and gusty winds in the area.
Reports from LONDANE and Rome describe widespread distrust of Balkan developments as Italy and Jugoslavia seek to settle the Adriatic question. General Giardino tightens Rome's position while Mussolini weighs the perilous path for Fumine and Arieste, with tensions growing between Stayin lines and Bulgaria and uneasy signals from Sofia and Belgrade.
Funeral services for Edward Munger were held Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock at A F Munger's home 219 East Smith Street and at 2 o'clock at Columbus Community Church. Interment followed in West Lawn cemetery in Columbus. Pallbearers included A H T Munger W L Munger Roy Street and Hoyt Raymond. Relatives from out of town attending included Mr and Mrs W L Munger Eric Pap Mr and Mrs George Berry Mr and Mrs Frank Berry Geneva Ohio Mr and Mrs F Patchen Mr and Mrs A Jones and Mr and Mrs Jones Sugar Crown and Mr and Mrs Geone Armitage Spring Creek.
In White Plains on September 2 court heard prosecutors in the Ward murder case pursue a blackmail plot claim. Walter S Ward faces charges of murder as affidavits allege a conspiracy involving a Ward family member to extort from George S Ward through threats of exposing immoral acts tied to the millionaire baker’s son. The defense argues a separate plot aimed at Ward. the trial continues with further testimony and legal maneuvering as both sides press implications.
Hazelton Pa September 22 The abthratite mines resume normal production after a Wednesday restart. The first coal will go to New England, with railroads and mine officials noting winter freight needs and quotas. Canada Northwest and principal lines have already moved prior to suspension. Miners and railroad men anticipate a busy winter as needs can be met.
Oil City police announce two youths and two others are tied to the theft of a car owned by Mark Foyle. A Studebaker Six was stolen September 15, with license plates 407-657 and a $40 reward offered. Police recovered the car later and arrested Clyde Varingen and John Burehill, with others detained as investigations continue.
Dr JW Irwin will attend the seventh annual convention of the Auto Hemic Therapy Foundation in Chicago. He will present a cancer treatment paper and is expected to return by September 28. Delegates honor founder Dr D Rogers and discuss foundation work as 472 members span the United States and several foreign countries.
Upwards of sixty members of the Opportunity Club and friends enjoyed a four tureen supper at the Presbyterian church dining room last evening. A six twenty PM menu featured autumn flowers as centerpieces. Mrs Harey Spicer gave the welcome, Rev J A Martin responded gratefully. After supper, the evening included various games.
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