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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1921
Page
2
A report from Brie announces the start of a county gasoline tax on September 1. The plan calls for a 0.5 percent levy on fuel sales, with revenues earmarked for county infrastructure.
Aug 14 MND reports Beto county women who fit certain qualify rules must pay the occupation tax to exercise the right to vote. County officials note the tax funds the voter privilege while exemptions exist for farmers. Gifford opinion supports the tax as a condition for voting eligibility and outlines that paying the tax is not relief from the overall obligation.
Unclear OCR text reports millions in illegal alcohol earnings, noting large sums seized and industry scope. References to bootlegging during Prohibition era mention authorities, enforcement, and widespread activity affecting the United States.
The League of Nations council debates the Upper Silesian settlement with adjournment looming. Germany’s role in war crime trials is discussed, with a plan to report on Leipzig proceedings and assess sentences against testimony. A special trial in London is mentioned, with French cabinet approval noted.
United Press reports the Pennsylvania Railroad will hold a meeting with representatives of about 176,100 workers and management to discuss the proposed “No campaign” policy in connection with the current cession. Labor orders a new election among its employees, to be issued within the next two weeks.
Aug 12 Major General Leonard Wood likely receives a year of absence from his duties in the Philippines. A university board member named Ralph Matsa comments on the necessity of Wood's continued presence, noting the ongoing needs of the islands.
A fatal blast at Fulford Arsenal killed one man and injured another as an aerial bomb detonated during an experiment. Authorities identified the injured as Davin Woodbury, while the deceased was connected to local defense efforts. Mr. and Mrs. Kellbaugh and others are noted in surrounding accounts.
A fragmented item notes a gathering at the American Legion post rooms at 2 9 oclock, urging members of U D Company AI men and others to attend. The message references funeral plans for Corp. 1 LL Hiwley and mentions related activities.
London reports say Premier Briand of France withdrew ten sessions as President Millec disclosed a treaty with the allied bloc. The document allegedly posed a Biloden question and unsettled ongoing discussions among major powers.
A three story brick apartment building in Ambridge, Pennsylvania, was destroyed by a fire that left six families homeless. The blaze caused an estimated 475,000 in damage, with the cause not yet determined. Officials investigated the scene as residents sought temporary shelter.
United Press reports 45 petitions filed with the secretary of the commonwealth as the bureau of elections announced the upcoming primary date. In Ban Francisco, a high-profile murder case looms after authorities recovered the body of Reverend Parrichafoul, stirring local fear and calls for action.
United Ireaa reports ISINN FEINERS prepare for London conference. Anseen pdmmong from Lonlon Vix gwunt Pitta and Generals Mav Ready and Ndor Itehazy travel today to London, ME to participate in events tied to the Bin4. Louitin delivers a message as context remains unclear.
A scrambled report from United Press describes the elopement of Dr Gittarding, father of the president, and Ming Miko Sernanese. The unclear notice hints at a private ceremony and the response from officials.
Police recovered a stolen Buick hidden near Jamestown after thieves attempted to force entry at a gas office and a clothing store robbery. Authorities identified the owner as Frank Cayto and noted the car showed damage while investigators pursued links to Oliver Turner in the clothing store case.
A Corry hospital report notes an injured person, hospitalized last year, showing no improvement. The patient remains almost motionless and helpless with no evident spinal strain. Faith Cupsey trained nurse continues care and the best efforts are in place.
A local notice invites residents to a meeting at Columbus Park this evening regarding the io Brokenstraw Park improvements. The gathering aims to discuss election matters, officer selection for the corporation, and financing for the project. Attendance is urged by all interested community members.
A 12 gauge shotgun stock was found on a bench near Sara Stinion, suspected to be part of the weapon used in John Belton Kennedy's slaying near Beverly Glen last night. Authorities traced a car from Beverly Glen to Santa Monica, while testimony described a fast Los Angeles to Santa Monica return.
The body of Corporal Hawley, of Company A, Ith Infantry, arrived at Hoboken from France. He was killed overseas on October 4, 1918. A funeral service is planned at 2:00 PM at the Salvation Army Citadel, with attendance by relatives and local residents. Survived by a brother and several relatives.
Reports describe new paving cubes tested in Monroe County New York with inventor MeOtinek and company partners ACME Multihfork and Corry Bridle and Tile. Prototypes are produced at the Corry Bridle and Tile plant and planned for further development by state highway commission. Nearby financial figures and additional details remain unclear in the surviving text.
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