26 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1921
Page
1
The readable lines discuss fabric styles and scents, mentioning taffeta and varied silhouettes. Little concrete detail remains, yielding a fragmentary glimpse into fashion terminology and preferences without clear dates, people, or places.
A fragmented clipping discusses a peace bill moving in the Senate amid international pressure. Mixed phrases reference nations, treaties, and possible votes, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors. The piece hints at legislative action and global stakes without coherent specifics.
A garbled dispatch reports Germany offering 200,000,000,000 marks to the Allies as reparations in exchange for a negotiated peace. The item mentions Allied rejection, discussions led by Hugh and Hughes, and reference to reparations and terms. The text includes multiple broken phrases and names, with references to Paris and London datelines and wartime diplomacy.
In New York April 20, reports say private groups plan a massive rail bond offering totaling 42310,000,000 to Northern Pacific and Great Northern routes. Names including J.P. Morgan & Co. are linked, with connections to Chicago, Ohio projects, and multiple midwestern cities.
Pennsylvania House factions clash as Samuel A. Whitaker is proclaimed speaker for the rump session, with the chamber adjourned after a midnight sitting. The extraordinary session highlights deep factional rifts as Whitaker takes the helm amid protests and altered procedures in Harrisburg.
Wabington April 28 Inquiries into the granting to Germans of American patents since July may be asked in the Senate by Senator Tonison, chairman of the patent committee, and Senator WadenWorth, chairman of military affairs. The inquiry is to be led by regislation and upholds concerns about German munitions.
April 26 report shows Ruth disclosed motive behind the disappearance of two boys with Dora Fribibotts aiding. Ruth stated plans to run away, telling her companion on Friday night that two boys would accompany her and flee with her chaperone.
A community meeting last evening at Municipal Hall discussed the reorganization campaign led by J. W. Campbell and endorsed by local business figures. William H. Pergamon urged civic pride and higher goals for Corry, praising the city’s potential and the collective effort of residents to build a greater community.
Congress today continues consideration of the Young Emergency bill with a vote likely today. Agricultural and Ways and Means committees review tariffs while social investigation panels prepare to organize.
April 26 in Ohtango reports arrest orders for all Dawhall players and others indicted in connection with the 1919 World Series scandal. State Attorney Robert Th Crowe seeks federal action and requests cooperation from police and witnesses amid a widening probe.
Circles report President Harding plans to issue orders soon for an international disarmament conference within a few months based on information from administration leaders. The move aims to set a formal talk among nations to curb armaments and ease international tensions.
In New York and Scranton investigators pursue charges linked to a blast. Chief Duron of the Investigation Department stated that evidence is being gathered as authorities pursue leads related to a suspect tied to the September explosion.
At New York on April 11 United Bren reports applications for nearly 100000 dollars worth of seats for the Dempoy Oakpentar fight. Two agile youth yesterday submitted donations totaling 35000 dollars.
A sweeping federal probe investigates peonage conditions across states led by the Bureau of Investigation. Officials say the grand jury will probe slavery era abuses and charge officials where wrongdoing is found. Victims report coerced labor and forced confinement amid ongoing inquiries across communities.
Authorities in April 26 capture detail a May Day plot involving alleged sedition and distribution of provocative materials. Police report indicate a network connected to labor groups planning actions, with tensions rising as workers and unions are targeted. The case highlights cross border concerns and the involvement of multiple unknown suspects.
Briand gains cabinet support as tense sessions continue in the chamber. Prime Minister faces critical questions about ministry choices and policy direction while opposition presses for clearer statements on leading issues.
A water main break in Spring Brook area disrupts streetcars and forces service adjustments. City crews isolate the break, divert traffic, and begin repairs as water supply is restored. officials warn of continued outages until a full fix is completed and pressures normalize.
Readable fragments describe two mild smallpox cases in Columbus with quarantine orders and medical staff actions. Stowe and Afra Simp referenced. doctors note mild illness, no severe confinement observed. quarantine measures and authorities’ steps outlined amid uncertain details.
IREX Theatre Confectionery Parlors open in Rex theater building in South Sheape. The venture is managed by two young ladies Mrytie Nichite and Barn Muyadil. Rumors speak of a later debt and a possible partnership interest amid a noisy, bustling launch.
Detroit pilot Gar Wood was to drive a motor boat from Atlantic toward New York for a race against a train special of the Atlantic City line. The boat led the express into a station, finishing about one minute ahead at Pennay station as the train arrived.
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