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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
1
A London dispatch reports approval of Wilson as a delegate to the Arms Congress with backing from United Prov y. The fragment notes Wiles Dannnot and Wye Valid Silos Mikrmament officials meeting amid supportive signals and a Friday action.
Unclear OCR reports that King Ale of Borblah suffers a serious illness. A physician notes fits and fainting spells as the royal funeral entourage recalls the king’s father and a possible heir. Names and places are garbled in the text.
A Jamestown cloth store merchant is jailed on charges of possessing stolen property. Police allege the suspect aided by receiving four crates of stolen apparel from a suspect named in earlier indictments. The case, tied to a larger theft ring, was presented to the grand jury before Judge Edward J. Gyeon in City Court at Jamestown.
United Press reports vast devastation across Russian regions as swarms devastate crops and food stocks. Doctors warn shortages loom as authorities request aid while villagers abandon homes and flee damaged areas.
The 48th annual convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union convenes with calls to launch a prohibition drive. Delegates from multiple states gather to discuss strategies and praise the movement while addressing public sentiment and community impact.
Mise Ruth Patton and Harley, both of this city, were quietly married at Mayville. The brief notice notes the couple’s private ceremony on August 10 with a small circle of friends and family present.
United States officials reportedly insist on specific reparations terms in the draft peace treaty with Germany. Authorities say no party will concede beyond the provisions of the Versailles settlement, while Germany faces pressure to accept obligations tied to Allied demands.
An aged dispatch reports the famed explorer Dr Kit Mund Holler missing in Yellowstone. Rescue efforts are organized led by authorities including an expert team from New York with pigeons used for message delivery amid harsh, isolated terrain awaiting word on the search.
A 1000 barrel-a-day well was struck in Jackson township Green County. The well, reported in Wour,adi, is producing about 4,800 barrels daily at the current flow rate. Observers call it the richest oil yield in the western Pennsylvania region.
A Washington dispatch reports heated debate over a tax repeal bill with critics led by Representative Minky Arkabean of Arkansas declaring the measure a tax shift. The talk centers on who bears the burden as supporters claim the plan would ease tax loads, while opponents warn of broader economic risks. In a separate note, a Ruskin project under Herbert Hoover's administration promises to accelerate federal economic stabilizing efforts.
Fragmented OCR recounts Dublin Atlantic discussion on Ireland policy and security. Troop movements, guards, and parliamentary sessions frame debate on peace or war. Mentions British government stance and potential military actions amid evolving crisis.
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Washington August 18. Stream of confusing phrases shows lawmakers debating a beer bill amendment. Senator Sterling’s motion to table appears to have failed as the chamber votes on inserting a provision. Unclear text suggests penalties tied to home inspections without warrants and arguments over enforcement.
Fragmented text shows a China related action in August with mentions of a forum legislative process and handling by a center entity. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the snippet implies China accepting a mutational or aversion action amid formal discussion.
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Aug 18 report announces William J. Burns as head of the Bureau of Investigation under the Department of Justice. The appointment follows Burns’ leadership at AMO Harta and references the Wall Street bombing aftermath in New York.
The text reports on the government purchasing agency announcing a crude oil price and a plan for an advisory board to assist American deliveries to the delegation. President Menning proposes forming a commission to aid disarmament talks, reflecting a focus on international diplomacy and policy proposals.
A fragmentary report from Washington dated August 18 describes a mysterious Italian murder case in New York. Police investigate leads as a shopkeeper widow recalls a passing acquaintance while confusion clouds the motive and identity of the suspect.
A eight-year-old California girl defeated Stella Virshila Ch from Philadelphia to win the Western junior tennis championship. Wills, a standout from the Pacific coast, secured the girls title in a closely contested final, denying her opponent a comeback in the closing games.
United Press reports on the heated request by Senator Kigg Weak for Woollrow Wiwa to be named among American delegates to the disarmament conference. The article contains garbled OCR phrases and uncertain names, with scattered mentions of Wilson, Miss Holom Patton, and Lith city figures awaiting proceedings and votes.
A fragmented Peru news item reports a revolt proceeding in northeastern Peru near Tampax with alleged clashes and actions by local authorities. The text notes involvement by banks and committees but includes unreadable segments and missing names or dates.
An adjourned port meeting reviewed plans for Hutch Baldaing improvements and junior high expansion. School officials including Superintendent Henwteset and Principal Brown discussed architects New Surkity and projected costs. teacher resignations and board actions were noted.
Sharon, Aug 18. Blood transfusion failed to save Tous Miles Sweeney, 21, of Youngstown, Ohio. He volunteered for the transfusion, which was performed by doctors but proved unsuccessful. Sweeney, born in Old City, later lived among the Sioux in Tule West. He is survived by his widow and seven children.
Washington Aug 14 United Press reports Ansell denies charges leveled by a congressional committee over the escape of Grover Gloveland Bergdoll. General Samuel Aue Joell Noday and a bitter attaché are connected to the accusations.
Norman B. Ushards, 25, arrested on charges of embezzlement involving 100, tied to a national bank in Indiana. District police report a northern national bank connection and details pending.
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