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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1921
Page
1
A partial clipping describes a spring fashion moment focusing on white and brown outfits and window displays. It mentions a new ely fashion trend and a city hall event, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
London reports miners and city workers shift to resumed wage negotiations under Lloyd George plan. Government pledges to protect workers while industrial action looms. Transport workers vow support and all parties prepare for potential strike impact across mining districts and port facilities.
United Pron reports April 1 tabrisburo details Gov Aeon tax plans, including coal and highway taxes. Proposed revenue program aims to return about 44 million to the state, with 17 million from coal taxes and votes on four measures to fund highways, general improvements, and related projects.
Government forces swept Chiapas and Coahuila regions capturing several rebels including Manuel Pere and Fernandez after raids. The operation aimed to curb ongoing banditry amid uprisings and unrest across the Mexican territories.
Montreal promoter Graham cites potential bout as near. Mekara May tour ground review and final word slated for tomorrow. Rumor linked to Bobcard arrival to inspect venue as part of overall fight planning.
Shelly Tebo Company receives a large contract from Ford Motor Company of Detroit for warrants to produce 140,000 cars to be manufactured in April and May. Universal Robber Company and Iron Olly Sanitary Company of Zollenople resume full operations for a Tuy of severity checks. A seven foot telescope with a nine inch glass is presented to Miss Lott Trwin of Evansity, from the old observatory in Pittsburgh. The glass was once owned by the Byrne family for a quarter of a century.
A labor leader in London urged Britain to yield to wartime demands amid strikes and shortages. The interview with the vice president outlined plans for mobilizing industry and labor unions to support war production, with calls for unity and decisive action. Several union leaders backed the push, signaling broad support for state controls and emergency measures.
The article reports on Dawes urging a faster congressional inquiry into President Harding's commission findings and treatment of wounded soldiers. It cites Ever present tension over hospital care and the impact of wartime policies on veterans, noting ongoing investigations and expected recommendations.
A West Columbus Avenue infant who drank kerosene oil was treated by Dr. Ribler and emergency measures saved the child. Early reports describe the case as critical but medical staff believed the patient would recover as daylight arrived.
New York market opened with cautious gains and mixed advances as buying interest revived. Trading showed variable responses with the Dow and rail shares moving, while private reports cited influence from corporate filings and a notable settlement in a civil matter involving Dr Mead and Union Giz amid Erie Times coverage.
Quaero Club wrapped the season with a closing meeting featuring a humorous reading by George Pallirmon and remarks by Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Pytter. A supper followed, with social time and a print presention. Mrs. Wright presided, and coming together next October was noted. Miss May Howard and Mrs. Dane at Warren attended. Church gathering and refreshments planned for the M. E. church tomorrow at 2:30 pm. Local postmaster Mrs. Skinner appeared with seasonal hat. hospital patient Mrs. A Barton Acha discharged home. John Gardner and Mrs. Anna McCusteft Curry reported improved health.
The readable text shows damaged OCR with scattered names and phrases about a Knox resolution, a Black commentator against Lauzanne in Georgia, and mentions of United Press Paris datelines. The piece references a court case, injuries, and possible amputee in a convoluted, partially legible format.
A local child welfare clinic opens Thursday offering medical advice and instruction for mothers and families. Officials note the program includes enrollment for summer study and emphasizes supportive services for children and guardians.
Alix Maehiniea and family plan to live in Rutland after he forms a steel company in Syracuse. The venture, linked to a former Howard Stool Company project, aims to run a tin saws operation and holds a social event tonight hosted by the Pythian Sisters featuring a turkey supper with cards and entertainment at 7 PM. Nearby residents expect strong attendance.
Women voters of the city organize a League of Women Voters to advance civic participation and public welfare. They urge every interested woman to join, stressing the aim to work within established parties and empower the community through coordinated effort.
A Woolworth store manager reports a bold hold up attempt near the freight house gone awry. The robber fled after a struggle with the clerk, while no one was seriously injured, and authorities did not file charges. Corny Tudge set a slot election for exalted valor office with a post-meeting lunch and social session planned.
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