04 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1921
Page
1
The article reports figures and factions arguing for a general overthrow of Lloyd George and his government. It notes conservative and labor interests shifting after a major political realignment driven by social justice principles and wartime fatigue.
A small fire erupted Saturday at the Desmond home. A cigar dropped onto upholstery in the living room ignited, burning a portion before responders contained the flames. No injuries reported.
Harding hears a labor dispute involving the American Federation of Labor and railway conductors leaders. Tension centers on management wages and working conditions as Sowell and other figures prepare to testify before President Harding.
A chaotic clipping reports suspicions that Superintendent Hemstreet and colleagues were close associates of slain Syracuse University Dean Dr John Whiston. Dispatches suggest Dean Wharton’s murder sparked possible mental distress and a personal feud within the university circle.
In a Pennsylvania gathering dated April 4, shopmen discuss a proposed wage reduction of about 22 percent. Management favors a new phase with an 80 cent hourly rate, varying by tenure and territory, replacing the prior 85 cent baseline.
Gov Sprit h announces new execution schedule for Erie County murderers including Dalefeo Dilaco John W Currey and others. Year appears as 1981 with May deadlines.
Britain confronts a major coal strike threatening fuel shortages as transport workers and railways threaten action. The government and Parliament hold emergency sessions to avert industrial upheaval, with Labour and unions debating a plan to ratify emergency measures.
Former Emperor Carl is reported to depart Hungary for Switzerland as early as this week. The arrangement follows statements by foreign officials and Paris sources noting possible future throne return conditions.
Report from New York states that the public was barred from a meeting of railroad executives and workers representatives to discuss the rail situation. The session aimed to reach a settlement but failed to find common ground for wage negotiations.
A Greek communique reports the death of Prince VIEHOportlos near Bru after fighting with Turkish forces. The prince was a brother of King Constantine and succumbed to wounds received in combat.
United Press dispatch says United States Steel Corporation plans a shorter work day as part of wage modifications amid a steel strike. Reports indicate wage reductions and workforce adjustments at several mills, with management citing productivity concerns and the need to resume operations.
A United Press report from Hague Pars on April 4 describes a Mexican rail wreck killing a SSE and injuring others aboard a freight passenger train. The incident occurred near Monttoray, Muxlen, with several victims reported and authorities beginning inquiries.
Stillman agrees to pay alimony and counsel fees. He will provide $7,500 per month for alimony and $1,000 for counsel fees, with Mrs. Stilman to receive $15,000 alimony for Moro and Agri within three days. Monthly payments of $7,900 follow, and court costs of $1,560 are to be split within three months.
United Press reports London April 4 as the Admiralty plan to mobilize seamen to support British industry. The move aims to ensure port and railway operations continue while ships are in drydock and workers are redirected to essential production.
The parish announces Forty Hours Devotions at St Thomas Church with schedules across days and evenings. Members are invited to participate in prayer and reflection, with multiple local residents expected to attend each service.
Report from New York states a Rockefeller counsellor died after an operation. Unclear cause described as acute medical condition. Family declined further details.
A chaotic scene near the river amid a fire demands careful driving by motorists. Police warn against reckless speed as units deploy and congestion worsens.
Franks Litz to assume management of the Duke Store on South Center Street in the near future. The transition will start soon and continue through April with plans for a new store setup and ongoing events.
A local commission gathers tonight at the Municipal building to discuss routine business and the balance of the evening’s agenda. Attendance and outcomes will shape actions on municipal matters.
Yesterday's grass fires disrupted activity across the town with a small five near the concentration school walling the population out late Saturday after school. A larger blaze attracted firefighters to East Wayne Streets shortly after noon yesterday.
Reported from Covington on April 4 a sensational case surrounding Wil Williams and others as a trial opens tomorrow. Conflicting confessions describe a deadly incident linked to a farm and alleged racial violence stirring protests and police mobilization.
A display of war photographs arranged by the Barlow Hardware Company and the American Legion features scenes from Belfort raids and allied actions. The exhibit opens with a window display on Walesa Avenue and runs into the week with special tickets for tomorrow afternoon. Admission is allowed for the public.
The American City Bureau announces a campaign drive led by Mr Sprague and the Board of Commerce. Officials say preparations are underway though some details are unclear. The drive aims to mobilize local business leaders and citizens in a push to advance reform initiatives.
Two naval air crewmen continue their voyage from Washington to the Virgin Islands. Reports indicate stopovers at Ce rver's Field and M380 wood ter diy, with plans for further training and operations in the region.
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