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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
1
Unclear OCR text discusses prices and items like lace and dyes, mentions a person named Zach and references chemical or drum related terms. The fragment hints at economic concerns and potential pricing notes without coherent details.
Allied warnings intensify as reports conflict over former Emperor Carl’s attempt to regain Hungary. Dispatches from Vienna and Paris note proclamations, troop movements, and diplomatic cautions about a potential royal restoration and border clashes.
Meinl T Babbitt delivered a well received talk to Haweliod tis morning at Cort High School. He described his long service as secretary of a local organization and urged students to plan for college, study diligently, and engage in community affairs while pursuing useful careers.
Fragmented report notes Emperor Carl I aims to redraw realms by forming a union of Austria and Hungary. The empire appears divided as nationalist aims grow among various peoples, signaling a major realignment for the Habsburg states.
Italian officials signal willingness to discuss a proposed world league. Senator Vittorio Rolandi Ravelli voiced support for any form or combination of power that could ensure peace, while stressing Italy’s preference for timely action over a fixed blueprint. A London briefing noted no firm commitments from Rome.
In Newton County Georgia the owner John Williams and two others face trial for alleged execution of enslaved workers at the Death Farm. Officials seek evidence about two more killings and the fate of 11 victims said to be buried nearby.
Reported plans by UN and allied ambassadors outline further punitive steps against Germany. A deadline of April 4 was cited for measures following a prior diplomatic failure.
Officials from Philadelphia and Reading road wage talks face a July 2 hearing as union em-ployes reject any wage cut proposal. The dispute now centers on terms debated at the urging of William Aughtnbaugh, with Margaret McCarthy returning from a meeting in Harrisburg.
United Press reports a still unresolved Stillman divorce case with jurists undecided on alimony and custody details. The court weighs temporary support and sums and cites concerns over child Guy Bullman amid claims of legal protections for minors.
Reports indicate Pennsy plans excursions to ten lake resorts with campaigns and expulsions tied to April 6. Agent Martin foresees regular trips resuming in May with limited details, while wider schedules remain uncertain.
A steamer sinks off Hart Bay killing seven aboard and injuring several others. Gov. Hart orders an inquiry as survivors are rescued and officials coordinate relief at the scene near West Northumberland.
Local highway project invites bids for 110 miles of road paving. State Highway Department opened bids yesterday with prices ranging from 8 to 0 percent below project estimates. Officials expect contractor interest and note work would cover several main routes in the Niglvray area.
Local American Legion post announces an unusual program showing government war films next week. The event, produced under official auspices, aims to educate and inform through short wartime reels and patriotic themes at the community venue.
A drill site near Corry is described with 142 foot depth and a visible oil show. Twenty feet of annulus show promising oil indications while production promises continued testing and potential expansion by a company from Unfost City and nearby towns.
Four applications for positions on the police department were received and will be considered. The civil service exam date is set for April 7, and results will be announced by City Clerk. The mayor is expected to decide on appointments after the review.
A local varsity matchup headlines the night with city basketball honors at stake. The event features the Stally Amory stadium and suggests key players from Morrison, Hincup, and Morta groups, with expected strong performances from Wing Oxwards and Hoones.
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