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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1921
Page
1
A July 29 report details Costa Rica and Panama tensions over territorial control. Government officials debate expulsion provisions and potential seizure of territory, with references to a government inquiry and a possible Panama settlement.
Banda Roba CH August 28 Joly Spencer charged with murder after a deluge of clues tied to a Lakeport incident. Authorities say Palmer and others implicated in the alleged crime as investigators pursued the weapon and motive amid a wave of testimony and confusion.
A new freight service operates between Warren and Erie with departures on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays from Warren and returns to Warren on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays to Bele. The schedule appears tentative and time details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Senate investigators consider a trip to West Virginia to view mine fields and inspect conditions. The plan aims to assess safety and labor issues amid reports of confinement and treacherous tunnels. Local officials and observers weigh potential impact on regional mining operations and policy.
Fragmentary OCR hints at Britain’s population growth with figures around 49,707,480 and references to layolin hospital and officials. Details are garbled but suggest a demographic update amid wartime strain.
An incident aboard the Panama liner Athanes ends with armed guards and arrests. Captain Stone reports mutiny charges issued against several crew members after a riot on the ship at dockside.
The Warranty Security Discount Company of Akron plans a new branch in the Ajax building rooms 1, 2, and 8. Executives Campbell, G W Byrnes, and F P Montgomery engage with local officials to establish a Warren Street office and finance bonds. John App will oversee the Warren branch operations.
United Press reports Chicago and other grain markets faced heavy shipments as flood conditions continued. Traders fear a temporary downturn may not affect business long but worry about prolonged disruption.
A former Army man was struck with a chain during a disturbance at a gathering. The incident occurred near Army headquarters on Betty Street, with officers reporting the suspect as male and the victim sustaining a head wound.
The United company plans a new modern gasoline station on Main Street just east of Concord government, to be operated by TWenty. Construction to begin Monday with six weeks expected. The station will serve several nearby villages and extend the company’s business to Meniville and other towns.
A giant airship is poised for an Atlantic crossing with preparations under way in London. The United States Air Force plans to monitor the attempt, weather permitting, with officials hoping the craft sails within 24 hours of departure. The report notes technical issues in the dirigible’s systems during testing.
A damaged report details an indictment tied to a banknote scheme. The article mentions Davis and a suspect list, with references to signatures, security notes, and an accusation of forged documents.
Reports say J. B. Patterson filed papers amid a political dispute linked to a fledgling campaign. Officials note Patterson withdrew from earlier ties while leaders discuss possible actions and public statements.
A Chicago story describes a teen, reputed as head of a gang of gunmen, linked to a string of robberies. The youth, age fifteen, is noted in lurid detail amid claims of leadership, with police actions and a dramatic event at a residence.
Fragmented text reports suspensions at Butler Paper and mentions several individuals. The piece references an Autor Pally and a high post operation, plus names Margarat Mare and Oliver oF Chibneta. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The bank announces relocation to a new building on Main Street Westervt, with completion slated for December. Patrons are advised of the ongoing renovations and temporary access while the new facility is prepared for service.
Warr County authorities arrest several individuals in an alcohol possession and sale investigation. Names listed include Ralph Com, Angelo Sutts, W. Amaeler, Dr Corbrat, Andree Vousko, Mike Ploof, George Ewan, Sr., Geosss Hwan, and Draul Anni Opaliniek of Sheffield.
A local candidate for the Third Ward alderman seat shows prior service in county fire protection and steady community ties. The report notes limited electoral experience but highlights reliability and trustworthiness in public service.
In a tragic incident near Hervey Bay Australia a man named Bylvester Luks 30 shot his wife and a companion before taking his own life. Police reports indicate the killings occurred after an apparent argument leaving the community in shock.
A brief United Press report notes Clara Hamon married in a ceremony. the item mentions a connection to political figures and locations, with dates and names obscured by OCR errors. The fragment suggests coverage of a public figure’s marriage within a political context.
Police report a suspected killer, Archie Carling and Mark Brown slain in Coudersport area near home of Willow Myers. Myers, 88, sought since August 10 shooting spree, described as 5 feet 1 inch, 150 pounds, last seen near Olmot, wearing brown hat and corduroy pants.
The county issued five hundred thousand dollars in road bonds and the three former projects will be disposed of by the county commission. Erie banks Security Savings and Trust Company and First National Bank will take over the bonds and finance the county’s road improvements. Both banks submitted bids yesterday which were accepted by county officials, completing the extensive road building program.
A community gathering hosted by Lady Ruth Rebekah lodge invites members to a Youngsville event at the Coluuia Ving Weititaay Atyguat building. Dinner will be served at Hop followed by a talk by Mey of Youngsville and others. An evening program features games and music with a fishnet theme and social time.
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