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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1921
Page
1
United Press reports Washington officials push for an open door in Asia while preparing for a major disarmament conference. The document outlines priorities, including recognition of sovereignty and controlling territorial claims, with focus on Russia and China. The plan calls for allied coordination with Britain and Japan to shape the agenda and secure timely progress before the meeting.
A man shoots his father accidentally amid a domestic argument. The injured father dies soon after. Relatives and local authorities investigate the incident, with witnesses describing a chaotic scene and conflicting accounts.
Reported by Waived Prousy from New Torr. An unnamed woman shot a prominent Chaemnnth lawyer in a Brooklyn corner late yesterday. She fled to New York feleneta then returned to Brooklyn as detectives pursued her for months, claiming defiant determination in her tale.
Washington August 6 The Postmaster General told the United Brown today that parcel post rates may be raised to cover a projected deficit of about 70 million dollars in postal revenue. Accountancy and port engineering officials warn a long decline in revenue due to increased operations and rising costs. The department faces years of deficit despite higher volumes and rising railroad carriage expenses.
Police search north to south and east of the city for the burglar who wore a white collar and fine clothing. About $2500 in cash and jewelry were stolen from a front display case, with possible use of a conveyance. Authorities questioned several suspects but no arrests made.
Soldiers from Wingin, Wout Vire, and Pennsylvania joined a long march through Immanity as part of the Eightieth Division’s four day program. Blue Ridge division members marched between Immanity and a local area today as the unit readies to disband tomorrow.
Washington reports a decision by the Interstate Commerce Commission limiting Cuban liquor shipments to the United States. Havana confirms government claims of disrupting smuggling and exports during an eight month period. The ruling aims to curb irregular imports routed via the San Firmin and other vessels to ports including Boston.
Attorney General Daugherty is set to appear before the House rules committee next Wednesday to push a bill of reproach against former government officials. The proposal would punish by fine or imprisonment any who harm the government in power. Alpha Maupin is noted in the article.
A fragmented note claims no tax cuts will take effect before January. It references a December 1022 or 1094 fiscal context, mentions Republicans, corporations, and government actions delaying relief. The text is garbled but centers on postponing tax reductions and associated political figures.
A wealthy Chicago attorney, R. R. Oberchain, shoots Kennedy at his Beverly Glen cottage in a late night attack. Mrs Madeline Oberchain of Albanyton, former wife, is reported distressed as police investigate a mystery tied to a Mulray trading ascent and a distant border sighting.
A fragmented Erie newspaper item reports police officer Iman entering the sheriff race. It references campaign plans, urging voices from local groups to back a nomination and notes navigation of required papers.
Washington reports ongoing relief efforts for Soviet famine regions. Officials indicate aid policy remains unsettled as negotiations with allied nations continue. Details on eligibility and possible departure for aid workers are being reviewed, with deadlines under discussion.
A scrambled UP story reports a missing priest after a boat incident near a mountain area east of San Francisco. Police from San Mateo County aid search efforts with Mountaineer climbers scouring spruce and giant redwood regions for clues to a kidnapping.
Wire Chink Puilson was sent to the Amolinwh Cohiensory plant to handle a coal pile fire threatening the facility. Firefighters battled the blaze for hours, extinguishing the One Three pile as smoke and heat rose above the plant. Authorities reported a minor property risk and prepared to inspect the site for containment.
Reports describe a cholera outbreak across Russian provinces with thousands affected and hundreds dead in two months. Gangs of looters raided homes as armed bands enforced shortages, while guards and patrols attempted to maintain order and prevent further thefts.
President Harding and Mrs. Harding return from a coastal voyage aboard the Mayflower bound for Washington. The itinerary includes stops at Atlantic City and Poly Springs while planners map the next leg of the world tour and discuss postwar policy.
Morning announcement confirms secured express service for Brioni trains No Sie and Jul. Service will operate under Ford Express trains without delays. passengers can expect the 8:25 AL and 2:50 PM departures to be maintained.
Formal notice indicates Tellegen and Farrar will file separate reparations in New York. Names cited include Cuealdlind array, opera figure Harry My Stein Guld and other attorneys. Existing filings and appearances are noted as already on record.
Primitive OCR text notes Kilbane filing papers for judicial nominations and a planned contest with Frush. Mentions Orphan's Court Bele County and local officials. includes garbled lines about boxing champion Johnny Kit and an alleged world heavyweight title bout date.
Contracts for county road projects were awarded by the highway department yesterday after bids from multiple firms. Tilon Township and Talon City areas list bidders such as Smetport Construction Company and Engyneering Company with amounts shown. other entries reference county townships and local officials.
Company A completed its 16 day stay at Mount Gretna where officers praised the showing by the unit. The march to the armory followed a successful sham battle that extended into the night and next day. The Warren and Erie companies arrived by train after 10 a m and the entire Easton Pennsylvania division prepared for homeward departure.
The Mikado on the program last evening proved a big musical treat with strong performances by Ko-Koy and lead actors. Daly is praised as a premier American comedian, while Ruth Vivian shines as Pog in Poe o My Heart. The troupe, including Michael the Trish and Broadway artists, draws praise. a Percival Vivian Players show follows with Miss Ruth Vivian starring. A Monday concert by the Einer Quintet is announced.
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