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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
1
A damaged text from an unnamed source reports the British peace proposals being rejected by Sinn Fein and the Belkph government. It notes the Dail and leaders discussing terms, with calls for concession and warnings against foreign domination. The excerpt reflects political tension and parliamentary positions amid crisis.
A fragmentary New York report recalls the 1919 inflation of the ZR-2 airship and the snapping girders during initial inflation. The account cites crew recollections, a Belton construction scene, and warnings to stay quiet or sail past tensions amid postwar industry chatter.
United Press report states American troops will maintain a Rhine chant until a treaty with Germany is ratified by both nations. The note, copied from Lake Charles, Louisiana, mentions ongoing allied efforts and the long process ahead.
Fragmented report references naval actions and international diplomacy, mentioning Snohomish craft, Eureka California, and British aviation. It discusses Allied powers, German and Belgian ante acts, and a proposed peace conference with Admiral Moffat and Ambassador Hyrrick.
Voters see drawn ballot positions for sheriff jury commissioners county court and other posts. Republicans dominate the slate with numerous names listed, including current officials and challengers. As of noon no county commissioners had been finalized. communications from Ely note ongoing arrangements.
Washington, Aug 26 President Harding and Attorney General Daugherty plan a conference tomorrow to review the pending decision on releasing Debs from prison. The main issue is whether the administration intends to grant clemency before formal ratification of the German pact or wait for it to be ratified.
Dublin August 26 Eamon de Valera was today formally and unanimously reelected president of the Irish republic The Dail approved the unanimous acclaim at a public session at the Mansion House The reply to Britain and plans for a form of government were discussed amid anxious questions over peace prospects for Ireland and possible constitutional restoration
A meeting of all Republican women in Corry will be held Monday evening at 8 o clock in the Municipal building to organize the Wonuu'e Republican Hoan Clu of Corry. Miss Potter of Laid will speak.
WAATUNGPION Ass. 26 reports Mrs Mary Hale may join the American delegation to an international armament conference. The nomination of Alice Robertson from Oklahoma and Senator Yale’s Maine ally is noted as the likely picks. President Robertson praises Mrs Hale for strong judgment and discretion.
United Press dispatch reports Chicago shopmen winning overtime concessions from the railroad board, securing one and a half time for ordinary hours but abolishing Sunday overtime except on special occasions. The ruling followed hospital labor discussions and sparks broad reaction across unions.
A Labor Day event titled Community Theme will be held at Broken: Park with a program featuring a parade, races, sports, and a ballroom of entertainment. Larry Columbus Seine Creek residents and nearby towns will participate with committees coordinating logistics, transportation, and park facilities.
United Press reports a farmer found dead in Montana area after a frosted field discovery. Authorities hold suspects on 2000 bond as investigation begins. details unclear amid scattered names and locations.
The 1922 Rotary convention schedule lines up with events in Los Angeles and Chicago. Officials and members planned sessions and activities, as reports indicate dates around August 20.
Buffalo police continued a Woodbury mystery with a coat matching the missing man’s attire found near Westfield. Witnesses testified the coat resembled one worn by Woodbury when last seen with engineer Adolph Witter, tying the case to a possible suspect.
Aug 28 Wigham reports divers pulled multiple bodies from the ZR-2 wreckage after the AR aircraft slipped into the Wyler Whitney river. Among the recovered are Alfred H. Latin of Linke, Tony, and Mol. Two more remains are identified as Delile Aly Galiors with further searches continuing for the others.
Aug. 86 news reports on a suspected kingpin of a swindling ring, allegedly led by W. Fronchy. Authorities, with aide Alvin Hapatiman, thwarted plans to organize a $600,000,000 network spanning America, Canada, England, and beyond. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
Madison West Virginia August 26 report of a mass miners march toward Logan County with 7000 plus participants. Union leaders Mooney Kenney organized the gathering urging continuation of protests and warning of frontier disruption as troops mobilize near Charleston and plans for action against alleged agitators.
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