21 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1921
Page
1
Scranton April report says police and agents hold a bombing suspect as the Department of Justice investigates a blast at an avenue explosion. Letters name William and others involved, with charges pending and questions about release timing.
Paris dispatch reports French leaders plotting a push into Germany with Allied forces. Measures include economic pressure on Ruhr mining, heavy taxes on production, and strategic talk on exploiting mines to force German concessions.
Arranging wire reports indicate the pawning of control of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company into new hands for the life bond issue of 30 million dollars due in May 1943. Clare Tingo DIRT, Toni Sherwin, and Owen Doun would hold a majority as directors with a reshaped board.
A United States railroad ruling rejected wage cuts proposed by the Atlantic, Birmingham, and Atlantic line. The decision halted planned reductions affecting workers and upheld prior wage agreements amid ongoing labor tensions.
Partial OCR text presents a political or industrial plea urging someone named Harding to take over a rail issue. The fragmentary material mentions a conference, a nationwide context, and references to industry and life disruption, but specifics are unclear. The readable items suggest a political action note or opinion piece urging intervention.
United States District Attorney Charles Olynal ordered a sweeping search for William D Wild of the Industrial Workers of the World. Reports say he faces possible twenty year penalties for violation of that policy and arrived by Helga, Rune, a capture from the United States.
The Senate committee today opened discussion on Senator Knoxs peace resolution to restore a fresh balance in relations between the Chief State and European powers. No definite result was reached, but leaders expect a vote next week after a brief debate. Republicans show varying opinions about the arms restrictions but expect passage in some form.
British miners rally for practical nationalization as union leaders from across the kingdom meet in London. Talks center on pooling profits and a national wage board while many miners refuse concessions and continue work amid disrupted fuel supplies and municipal shortages.
A garbled copy of a news note reports Governor praising the program's success in the legislature urged by the administration. It mentions debates over legislation, a campaign stop on economy, and approvals for proposed measures and state projects as party leaders react to the budget and policy goals.
A garbled report from an early issue discusses purported century-spanning scientific advances, naming Philadelphia and Newbold among involved figures. It references a scope of discoveries, with claims of foundational work and long-term influence on modern science, though details are unclear.
Deputies Amer and Ennasuetate visited Brokenstraw ward yesterday amid reports of heavy pollution near Raaehs crossing 6 and a nearby culvert. Local residents described breakthrough pollution and police stated they would confer with officials while plans to address the spill were discussed.
An audience heard Col Ban Morgin Sui recount World War I experiences of the Battalion of Death with vivid, graphic detail. He described trench life, allied forces, and the regiment’s stand at key battles, praising American valor and the broader war effort before an assembled crowd.
In a garbledApril note Berlin asks Washington to mediate Germany’s reparations demand after pressing for a definite sum from the United States. The exchange centers on a proposed payment and the U.S. response to ongoing German expectations.
Four men and four women from Detroit and Toledo were arrested and charged in a multi jurisdictional robbery case totaling about 62 million. Names listed include Jami Sirens, FeorEO Rogers, Car Urebo, Chiarlin Farrer, Pearl Summers, Ims Martin, Stella Kalter, and Helen Parry. The defendants face alleged complicity in the bold plan that culminated in a high profile theft.
A campaign executive committee announced personnel for a reorganization campaign in Corey city. J W Campbell chaired a Newmuarters meeting endorsing a broad mobilization to build an efficient Board of Commerce and advance local welfare through citizen participation and united action.
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