15 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
1
A memo from Superintendent Hemstreet urges constructing a new school to relieve overcrowding in the Westville area. The plan proposes a combined elementary and high school facility with temporary measures, partitioned classrooms, and phased completion to accommodate growing enrollment.
A distorted dispatch outlines a plan by the Peoples' League to move workers toward a broad legislative program. It mentions government operation of key industries, price controls, and expanded regulation, with figures indicating sector costs and potential tax effects and impacts on production.
Washington April 18. Lawmakers show interest in sales tax reform as they prepare to study tariff issues. The House plans to pass the Young measure while committees review related subjects. Secretaries of offices and representatives from New York and Wisconsin are cited as potential contributors to the reform discussions.
A garbled New York notice describes an April arrest involving an alleged plan to abduct a doctor. The fragment mentions two wives and an apartment, with attorney J. J. Lazaro cited regarding total figures and arrangements in a case tied to a city precinct.
Confirmation of Harvey recommended by the WV Senate appears to be reported with garbled OCR. The fragment references a date April 15 and mentions committees or offices, suggesting a formal confirmation proceeding. The readable entities include Washington, Moythi, and WV Senate, with unclear roles.
Fragmentary text references Romania and an ambassador to San Salvador or another capital, with garbled names and dates. The passage appears to discuss diplomatic roles and a ministerial position, but crucial details are unreadable.
United States report from Washington notes a Volstead Act repeal bill being introduced in the House. Representative Job Philip Till, Baltimore, leads the drive to end Prohibition and repeal the Volstead Act. Till, a judiciary committee chair, promises to push floor action despite opposition.
Dr J W Campbell named to head the executive committee to organize a war relief drive for the Board of Commerce. Dr Campbell, noted for his work with Citizens National Bank, will recruit and supervise committee members and coordinate fundraising efforts with local leaders.
Two juveniles were arrested yesterday afternoon by local constables Moreitt and Mooney and brought before Alderman Porter Mrs Gaoraing. They face larceny charges connected to thefts at several homes including a residence on Wounay Mero and a property on Lug. Trial proceedings were continued.
A sizable crowd heard the noted humorist deliver a lively evening at the Library Loetsine. The performer recited his famous Pinsnegan routine to general appreciation, with Mr. Hilden providing commentary as the event wound down.
United press dispatch from London reports a sharp rise in stock prices today on anticipation of parliamentary action. Conditions in the United Kingdom improved with favorable signals from the gilt markets and a firmer federal stance boosting market sentiment. Short covering contributed to gains as investors priced in potential policy shifts and the outlook for industrial shares.
Arthur Bates Stanford Hose is slated for a diplomatic post as the center of a wider political reshuffle. New officers and changes in committee leadership signal Pennsylvania influence. Congress, foreign relations, and corporate ties loom large in the proposed appointments and party alignment.
The report describes preparations for the final game of the Keystone series tonight with team names and venues poorly legible. It mentions players and owners connected to the Keystones and a central site of action, noting possible locations and moments as the event approaches.
Washington reports indicate possible second broad price drop following miner steel moves. Analysts say the step could lower costs across commodities and benefit consumers, with trade groups watching for wider market effects and timing.
In Randolims Massachusetts an explosion at a fireworks display caused injuries and panic. Local authorities report extensive smoke and structural damage while residents recall the loud blast that rattled the town. The incident draws emergency crews and investigators to determine a cause and prevent a recurrence.
A scrambled foreign dispatch shows Japs firm on Yap issue with mixed names and garbled attribution. Report highlights concern over potentially shifting alliances and the approach to regional governance, noting tension between rival powers and possible policy shifts.
Officials outline Mexico policy amid Washington discussions with Secretary Hughes. The talk centers on early framing of political approach and ongoing administration stance as tensions near critical deadlines.
A United Press report from April notes minor adjustments to the anthracite tax proposal. The piece references officials, commissions, and hearings, with remarks on highway rights of way and related regulatory actions affecting the tax measure’s progress and scope.
In Warren's key game the host team clinched the series with a late rally against Coyne's quintet. Norry and Ginter led the crowd of supporters as the home club edged out the visitors with a decisive play and strong defense in a tense, turnover-filled finish.
Walter Crosby died Wednesday in New York City. He was a well known Corry boy, survived by three brothers and several friends mourn his loss. Burial details and services were expected to be announced locally.
A lively evening at the Eyes Croom featured Tangy dress displays and notable attendees including Michibure Luing. The event, described as enjoyable, showcased various performances and entertainment shaping the meeting atmosphere.
The readable text outlines a fragmented note about a minstrel show, mentioning a tire, a location, and names or initials. The material is garbled, but it signals an event notice or program fragment with limited legible details. The piece lacks clear dates, places, or participants.
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