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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1921
Page
1
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Severe weather devastates Arkansas and Texas with heavy loss of life and widespread property damage. Reports describe mile wide tornadoes sweeping towns, destroying farms, mills, and telegraph lines, with fatalities and numerous injuries across the region.
Special envoy Viviant travels from New York to Washington to discuss Pranioe relations with President Tardingly and Franco. The visit follows administrative endorsements and a broader push for rapid talks on Middle East and European security, amid rising wartime pressures.
A garbled dispatch reports French efforts to force German reparations under a treaty framework. It cites Premier Briand and others discussing sums, international loans, and terms while noting American mediation and strained German positions during talks on May 1.
Congress continues discussion on army appropriation bills with House Public Measures and military funding under review. Subcommittees finalize schedules and consider 284 elements within the relief effort and router coordination.
A weather bulletin reports a major blizzard sweeping from the Midwest to the East. Snow and rain hit northern New England, the Great Lakes, and several southern states as a low pressure center moves northeastward, backed by widespread cloud cover and gusty winds.
Community leaders announce a Wednesday evening event at the West Methodist church to discuss World War I’s aftermath and honor veterans. Speakers include Dan Morme Smith, former commander of the Amble Battalion, with other local figures expected to attend.
The Corry Board of Commerce announces a public meeting on April 35 in the Municipal auditorium. William Ferguson of the Newswald and Pranic Hin will speak on local concerns from Carmdred meetings in Penna and Obie And do gurex Tiara vital towmgata Conrvites. Davidsin, secretary of the Erie Chamber of Commerce will share messages. no other speaker is listed. Open to all Corry residents. no solicitation or memberships.
A garbled wartime style notice from the African Legion reiterates a ban on cultivation and distribution of booklets. It claims control over operations at a local post and mentions a department head approving a statement. The text references a fort location and local volunteers in a period-typical security stance.
Chaelea Kromar Wee reports that Mr Kronas has purchased the Bluebird Restaurant from Stanford Ten tiveklo Cp. The former owner and staff will remain, and the proprietor thanks the public for support as the new management continues operations. Local patrons are assured continued service at the popular eatery.
A local crackdown led by Protector McDonald targets dog owners failing to pay dog taxes. About 190 owners face fines up to 4100 and possible county court action. a warrant may soon issue for nonpayment ahead of a May county court deadline.
Ashingdon April 16 news notes a heated debate over an emergency tariff bill affecting wheat and farm prices. The article hints at Senate action and shifting support among lawmakers, with uncertainty on passage and potential changes to the measure.
The presbytery plans a two day meeting in the city on April 18 and 19. Officials announced a full agenda with speakers and leadership roles. Aimed at church planning, the event will feature elder participation and a watch column update.
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