12 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1921
Page
1
A newspaper report details a burglary at multiple local dental offices with gold leaf and gold watches stolen. The robbers reportedly removed gold from Dr. Hodgins and Dr. Curtsin offices, with total losses near $500 in gold and dental items. Authorities chased leads and noted the crime as a metropolitan burglary.
Co A travels to Meadville to decide the match as the strongest guard unit remains in contention. The visiting team has faced defeat recently but aims to rebound with key players including Loveland and Morrinon leading the regimental effort.
A bill proposed in the lower branch of the Michigan Legislature, backed by Representative George Walsh of Grant*, would alter publication and circulation requirements across the state. The measure targets changes in local notices and newspaper mandates affecting Dearborn and Osaan area publications.
The Board of Education will hold a very important session tomorrow evening with many officials and teachers expected to attend. A new district tax plan may be approved, and changes to the high school basement for joint facilities are likely to be proposed along with curriculum alterations.
The United States government reports a Japanese claim to expropriate foreign land in Mexico has been halted. American assurances to Mexican authorities state no American or foreign property will be disturbed as plans for expropriation are reconsidered. The developments come after talks involving American charges and Mexican officials in Washington and Mexico City.
Senate session plans a hearing on proposed measures and proposes reorganizing committees. Leaders discuss increasing tax efficiency and advancing the tariff bill with a joint session by midweek. House adjourns to noon with a plan to push legislation through on Wednesday.
The article reports Georges Carvander setting New Jersey as the meeting site with Jak Dempasy for the world championship. Carvander announces a May 7 bout and begins training on April 4 at an unspecified location after his return to France.
President Harding calls for immediate peace with Germany and outlines domestic measures to ease wartime strain. He argues the United States should avoid broader commitments while seeking postwar stability and economic relief, emphasizing public welfare, merchant marine, and infrastructure projects.
Emergency bill protecting wheat soybeans and other farm products from foreign competition clears committee and heads to the House for action. The report cites passage expected Wednesday as farmers gain relief amid postwar market pressures and policy support.
Final legal steps for the divorce of stock yards and railroads interests were taken today. Swift and Company and Armour and Company filed in the district court plans for disposal of their stock and terminal railroad interests. Morris Wilwig and Cudahy companies plans have already been approved by the court.
A disrupted church session discusses selecting a new bishop, with electors to decide from the floor and nominations to be made. The report notes fallout from a prior event and references council actions, including financial and administrative measures to support chapters.
A brief notice reports the hospital fund has been increased in connection with evolving budget discussions. Details are limited in the fragmentary text.
A fragmented report describes the destruction of an old state landmark after a collapse or blast. The text mentions names and places in a garbled form, implying structural damage and potential investigation by authorities.
A Jamestown woman is missing from her residence prompting an alert. Neighbors and family report she left home without indicating her destination and concerns grow as authorities search nearby areas.
John Konehuth, of Bradford, sustained a deep cut on the forehead when a windshield shattered during a ride from Bradford to Corry. The injury occurred as the party of six traveled in a car, with the wound treated at Warren General Hospital after medical advice. Merl Cowlex of Cleveland arrived home for a brief visit amid the incident.
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