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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1921
Page
1
From Dublin and Manchester to Limerick cities, papers report political turbulence as a referendum on the Irish peace offer triggers mixed reactions. News columns note Sinn Fein criticism and Beith government drift amid calls for clarity on terms and potential constitutional shifts.
Detectives search for Canadian billionaire Ambros Small after a wreck near Moronta, with photographs released and a $50,000 reward offered for information. Authorities identify Ambros Small and note distressing footage as they pursue leads about his disappearance and alleged homicide.
The article describes Ralph Chowolilay defending his accused wife in a murder case. It notes he will direct the defense today as the jury deliberates and the defendant seeks courtroom protection from family ties and personal threats. The piece references California origins and the trial’s tense atmosphere.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a report on a resumed hearing regarding possession of ships. The text mentions United States and vessel control, but specifics are unclear due to garbled wording and missing details.
A local effort titled Organize For Irish Recognition calls for a gathering tonight in the Municipal Building Chamber Of Moments. Officials invite residents to attend and join the event organized by MYALINGIS Taoagan and Connell of the American An notation for the Recognition of the Uno Repbtte. The meeting aims to discuss recognition and community support.
Wheeling reports a catastrophe in Richwood Nicholaa county where sixty residences and five businesses including the town telephone exchange were destroyed by a devastating storm. A dozen other towns are said to have felt the effects as aid crews rush to the damaged area.
An oil fire rekindled at a Philadelphia facility this morning when a second explosion sparked renewed flames. Fire officials battled the blaze as the structure sustained heavy damage and overall losses were estimated near a thousand dollars.
In New Castle Pennsylvania on August 15 a family reports their two year old daughter Marguret Clingenmatti has vanished from home. Police extend ground searches after a body, found near the Smithton River, is described as matching the missing child though authorities cannot confirm the identification.
In Orono Ontario on August 15, Mes Ain Hos Sainl declares convictions connected to the disappearance of the missing millionaire. Investigators in Nes report attention to the Haut prlyuts detvotives as the case unfolds with mounting public interest.
United Press reports in New York that interpreters today questioned forty men dragged from a ballast tank aboard the Mownushly Howat Catto to determine if they were agitated during the Huintty Cinnamon war.
Jen Walker of tin wily and Russell Taft of Jamextons were bound over to the county court for a preliminary hearing before a judge. They may face the September grand jury after allegedly confessing guilt in a robbery at a Nunt clothing store.
Dubin reports a private meeting today presided by Da Valera. The session ended abruptly without publicity and a public meeting is announced for tomorrow in the same venue.
A garbled report notes a Saturday community sale showing improvement over prior events. The organizing committee plans to press the Journal for coverage and to seek the Chamber of Commerce’s input on funding for future auto articles.
A Senate resolution introduced by Senator Lodge proposes a thirty day recess starting August and ending September, to be invoked if approved. The plan includes timing and procedural steps outlined in the measure, with Lodge asking for immediate consideration and potential scheduling for Senate actions after the recess.
Two men were arrested today in connection with a diamond theft worth about 125000 from a passenger train between Erie and Detroit. Police say the suspects are Joseph Batra and others, with detailed charges pending.
Washington August 1 Promier Brioni of Frates sent word to Secretary Tugtes regarding the armament conference. The statement indicated the delegation would arrive to participate in the proceedings with reports and potential decisions expected at the session.
A prisoner identified as Dillon escaped from the Erie County Jail Saturday night, after climbing from the second floor with a saw. Police were alerted and a lookout was posted. a $50 reward was announced by authorities for information leading to recapture.
United Press dispatch details American aid plans amid Petrograd and Moscow talks. The United States weighs food relief and public utilities access for workers, with discussions on priorities and control as relief efforts proceed.
United Press reports a proposal to establish listening posts in the Philippines to monitor enemy movements and support military intelligence. The article outlines aim, potential locations, and strategic value, noting arguments for expanded early warning and deterrence in the region.
A scrambled report from United Press notes a Serb king in critical condition amid turmoil. It mentions government tensions, a high council, and distant leaders discussing succession while an anxious public awaits clarity on the monarchy’s fate.
United Press reports the bodies of several missing youths recovered from a small creek after a difficult search. The incident details include the river route, rough terrain, and authorities investigating the cause and identity of the deceased in a fatal event.
Officials warn retailers to avoid price hikes as authorities widen the search for Turner. A report of Turner sighting near the city prompts a broader investigation. Nearby towns report no new leads as police hold firm on the case.
Fragmented text from a New York dated August article references wage, labor, and industry factors. Mentions manufacturers wholesalers and a principal factor in production with obscure figures and names due to OCR errors.
An outbreak scare emerges at Mt Gretna with civilian and military presence. Reports indicate a diphtheria case linked to a private camp director and local Cavalry member Clare Craik of New Castle. Immediate protective steps were enacted by authorities.
Announcement of the death of Miss Pearce, noted as a beloved figure in the community. The notice mentions mourners and services planned, with references to family and local locations. Details are fragmented but indicate a funeral and public notices surrounding her passing.
Local organizers announce a park social and pavement dance to be held Wednesday evening. The American Legion post and committee members will supervise the event and oversee preparations for the community gathering at the park.
Davison, partner of a Morgan firm, is reported recovering after a recent operation. The hospital stay followed a difficult day and night, with doctors describing the case as hopeful. Merle A. Millen and the mother of Mr. Davison offered support, and the newspaper notes a cautious but improving condition.
Corry adds a new fire apparatus as the Hose Company upgrades equipment for city service. The fleet includes a 35 foot main ladder, a 30 foot attic ladder, a 124 foot extension ladder, two white ladders and related devices. Repairs and refinishing improve appearance while motor arrangements await full readiness.
Community rans late August 17 at Columbine Park Westway with program at 1 00 pm. Rev Frank Winer and Mrs Anna Ayer Wilson headline civic works and recitations amid community singing and a charity ball game between Sheriauit and Columbus teams.
Police and troopers from Macomb County join a regional sweep to curb liquor smuggling along the Detroit river frontier near Canada. Officers from Michigan states and local agencies deploy in armored patrols to deter gunfights and intercept illicit alcohol crossings.
An elderly note from Aug. 16 quotes Emery Foch Owed Lasting Debt. The report says the speaker compares someone to Napoleon and mentions efforts by the American Legion. The text is garbled but preserves the local mention of Emery and an aged commentator.
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