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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1923
Page
1
A severe wind and rain storm battered two states causing 18 deaths and extensive property damage. Stockholders favor the St James property as a hotel site after long negotiations. The meeting, led by Stewart, reviewed the directors’ effort to purchase the St James estate and discussed alternate sites and title issues.
Storms across Iowa and Nebraska killed at least 18, with nine missing and many injured. In Council Bluffs Iowa three to six feet of water swamped the business district. eight were injured and several houses destroyed as the city suffered extensive flood damage. Louisville Nebraska and Grand Island also reported fatalities and missing persons amid the rising waters and wind. Estimated property damage exceeds a million dollars. the city of Council Bluffs faced gas shortages and widespread disruption.
A $90,000 damage suit alleges negligence by the Pennsylvania Railroad in a crossing collision that killed Nash and Harold Cutting near West Polybus Avenue. The case, filed in Buffalo, sets a hearing for the first week in November. Witnesses and involved parties are named, with Supreme Court action noted.
Ex Premier David Lloyd George sails from England amid large crowds at Waterloo station bound for Southampton and New York aboard the Mauretania. He travels with Mrs Lloyd George and aides, saying he will return if European or domestic issues require his presence.
President Stewart reported at last night's meeting that no other site had been considered for the hotel for a month, and directors had given up hope of securing title. He would call a directors meeting by noon and action would follow on stockholders' recommendations and Mulheir’s deed defect clearance.
A fireswept day in Butler County near Hutler Pennsylvania as Kary City and nearby stores suffered destruction. The Jessie Sierman general store and three other structures were burned, causing an estimated loss of 860000. Firefighters halted the blaze from reaching the Mickont Ol roinery with prompt action.
Joseph McLaughlin alias Toyeyh Lynes pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and larceny in Erie. He admitted stealing five sacks of flour from Corry Milling and Supply and was sentenced by an Erie County judge to one year in the penitentiary and a fine of $400, with a four year sentence in the state prison suspended. McLaughlin, a Chicago resident, had been in Wisconsin city months earlier and was captured after a police sting. He is to serve the penitentiary term in Erie.
The report notes interference with the fire department during an alarm response in Sarageno. Police state continued enforcement will curb such acts, with penalties including a ten dollar forfeit and costs, and officials emphasize preventing further harm to emergency services.
Reports from United Press say tremors struck Japan today near Kobe and Osaka after a devastating quake earlier this month that destroyed Tokyo and Yokohama. Despite moderate intensity, no new damage was reported as people evacuated coastal areas and major cities resumed routines amid economic and official tremors.
Police report details from a mobile accident Friday afternoon at 4 o clock near 12th and AnH streets. Mant N hospitalised with injuries, spouse among relatives notified. driver Barnes exited to avoid westbound traffic. Nom i Kelly, the third occupant, sent home after initial aid.
Weather and heavy wrecking gear hinder rescue efforts at the Ponl Creek train wreck near Casper. Two days of rain give way to clearer skies as workers push to clear twisted steel and recover more victims, with three bodies already identified and brought to Casper.
The Corry Choral Society will resume its activities Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the Municipal Building. Members are summoned to report for the next meeting to prepare for the forthcoming election of officers at the following session.
Local report notes Arthur Thimmon porca fined for disorderly conduct and jail release costs after a night of intoxication. The record mentions an arrest for drunkenness and disorderly behavior with unclear details and names Thompson as a related person.
Harrisburg reports Governor Pinchot will stress strict enforcement of prohibition during an upcoming speaking tour. The tour includes a visit to Philadelphia where he will address questions about enforcement and the perceived failures of court procedures and police action in liquor cases. Experts expect a push for stronger centralized enforcement rather than relying on local authorities.
Sept 9 report from London states Germany will formalize its nation after surrender to France early next week. French troops in the Ruhr are likely to be reinforced. German occupation authorities expect to resist. The uncertain internal situation in Germany could push personnel withdrawal and border tension, with broader impacts on the occupation.
Militiamen on duty after mob expels about 200 black residents in Spruce Pine North Carolina. Governor Morrison ordered guards to Raleigh after reports of violence including attacks on an elderly white woman. State forces moved to quell unrest at a construction site and remove black residents from the area.
A court acquitted Ward of the Peters murder after defense argued lack of direct evidence. The trial featured testimony from the defense and prosecution and heated exchanges over the credibility of witnesses. The verdict ends the case against Ward while leaving unresolved questions about motive and involvement.
Rev TA Martin of Greenville was installed as pastor of Elk Presbyterian Church with a sermon by Rev AS Wilbon of Union City and Rev AH Wakefield of Grenville assisting. A formal reception followed the ceremony, highlighted by music and congregational participation, marking a memorable community event.
Westchester County and New York authorities opened an inquiry into the death of a wealthy society woman Mrs Webb. Officials reported the death may be suspicious though the coroner suggested natural causes linked to kidney trouble. Relatives believe poisoning is possible as others dispute the verdict and note multiple wills and a $2,000,000 bequest to her husband.
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