28 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
1
A London dispatch reports Prime Minister David Lloyd George declaring Germany’s reparations offer inadequate. He criticized the proposal as insufficient for wartime damages and warned that Allied states would not accept a lenient settlement. The article notes Allied and French responses and ongoing discussions on payment terms and conditions.
Lawmakers continue debate on amendments to economic aid and emergency tariffs. Subcommittees review appropriation bills and potential adjustments while investigations outline proposed procedures and daylight saving proposals surface in committee discussions.
In Mixtog Cuey on April 28 authorities reported a thwarted revolutionary plot with two arrests. Police statement identified suspects as local residents. authorities said the operation was directed by Propi ny Gregor and involved security forces at Clarondton.
President Harding sails aboard the Pennsylvania as the Atlantic Fleet passes in a naval review. Warships fire salutes and submarines are shown as the fleet maneuvers under low clouds with aircraft overhead.
A Harrisburg dispatch reports Henry A Clark of Brie a former state senator and Democratic figure is considered for the judge seat of the Dauphin County Orphans Court. The bill awaiting Gov Sproul's signature could yield a formal appointment after Judge Whit’s death.
Fragmentary item reports a Rochester youth related to a capital punishment case and mentions Gov Miller and the death chair, with unclear surrounding details. The brief suggests a gubernatorial response or request connected to the case, but text is garbled and specifics are unreadable.
The controversial Winnexan bill seeks higher salaries for district staff and a new salary scale for teachers while potentially cutting contracts for the superintendent. Backers praise increased funding and defined divisions of work, but critics denounce arbitrary provisions and fear rising costs.
Reported by United Press youths between 18 and 19 robbed the Pint National Bank vault in Quarivalle Pennsylvania taking 5000 in cash. They fled in a car but abandoned it shortly after near the scene. Authorities pursued leads and moved to investigate the daytime daylight saving incident and related disturbances across nearby towns.
Workers at Mont Tookout country of that Touple Cont Mct are on strike. An attempt by a tech employee of the company to enter the wagon sparked the labor action.
A parish hall civic dinner for campaign fundraising is set for Wednesday May 4. Speakers include Congresswoman Tawies Nye and Congressman Noel Hagood with local officials urging attendance to support Corry’s future. tickets are $5 each.
Partial readable lines report a Pennsylvania railroad wreck at Altoona with a fatality. The fragmented text mentions a New York explorer and a trainer or worker, with other passengers injured and details unclear.
A fragile talks effort aims to avert a major marine strike as leaders push for a conference. Unclear details suggest limited time to reach a settlement, with tensions rising among crews and management over wages and conditions.
The passage describes a penalty system for employers failing to provide compensation. A regular penalty of 100 per day is imposed for noncompliance, with enforcement starting April 7, 1921. Only certain employers will be covered, and penalties apply to those lacking proper compensation provisions.
United Press reports in Chicago that railway workers plead against wage reductions, arguing pay cuts would worsen living costs and threaten service. Labor leaders accuse management of overstatement of losses and call for protections against holding down wages as rail costs rise.
Meadvillur reports the Erie Railroad shops were ordered closed indefinitely after a repair and construction firm took over, with about 1,200 workers affected as the shutdown began. Local authorities indicated the stoppage followed last night’s orders and will impact daily operations at Meadville facilities.
Harrisburg April 28 Approximately 140 appropriation bills were before the governor today as the State Senate considers the measure. The proposal would provide about 25 million dollars to operate the state’s homes hospitals clinics and institutions for the next two years. One bill seeks state aid to the Worry Hogni tal Aspciation of Cirry.
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