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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1921
Page
1
Seven deputies are reported prisoners after violent clashes with miners. Dozens more are wounded as authorities scramble to quell Fighting. Local officials urge calm while investigations continue into the deadly outbreak of violence at the mining district.
United Press dispatch from Logan County and nearby areas reports renewed hostilities and armed clashes among miners and mine guards. Several incidents occur near Sharples and other locales, prompting warnings and fears of a broader confrontation in the Logan Boone counties.
A dispatch from Moscow reports the Soviet government opposes sending troops to Silesia and urges efforts by the United Nations to prevent military action. The note asserts Soviet willingness to cooperate with Poland and Germany and mentions famine relief and Allied considerations.
An American named David J. Wiehwats was killed in México after a clash near Bhivem. The report notes the victim’s identity and the incident date of August 10, with few other details or names provided.
Obenchain and Burch pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy involving Julie Bolton Kennedy in Angles, with Judge Sidney Meyers presiding. The case was heard as part of ongoing proceedings tied to the Postgalonol plan and related agricultural reform inquiries.
Washington reports assert Germany must compensate the United States for war taxes and property losses. The article notes demands include payment for losses tied to the Lusitania sinking and $25 million for U S Army occupation maintenance. Major figures cited include Herbert Walker, Thomas W Miller, and officials from the American government.
A chaotic dispatch from United Press outlines massive casualties in Russia from famine and disease along the Volga. Reported refugee accounts describe worsening conditions and widespread starvation affecting civilians and families.
Aug 20 report from Musaly Shoals Alabama notes Jody the Airict éluirge backing Howry Ward in a bid for governman iteate plant. The dispute centers on securing valuable water power rights and public property for an inadequate compensation. Pinchot comments on a motor firm offer and national conservation group concerns.
A high level push from a federal plan advocates ongoing maintenance for highways across the United States. The plan, backed by a national motor and automobile chamber, calls for a durable approach to preserve roadways and prevent premature deterioration.
Chicago Aug 20 United Press reports ballots sent to 190000 members of the conductors union amid a looming vote on wage terms and potential strike. An additional 500000 members of the shop crafts union are set to walk out if demands are not met, with talks between brotherhoods intensifying as vote deadlines approach.
The Dhuiblen cabinet met and finished its reply to Lloyd George’s latest note. It agrees to further conversations with Irish leaders and the British government and will forward the reply to London immediately.
From Washington August 20 1930 Secretary Hoover declares the session will avoid contentious labor questions. He says talks will focus on wages shop conditions and industrial irregularities to pursue national unity benefiting workers and employers alike.
Davison, patient of Morgan & Co., is reported improving after surgery at Roosevelt Hospital. He was moved from the hospital to the New York Yacht landing en route to home in Olen Gaye. A special train, No. 1000, leaves Newark at 7:30 am and reaches Tamestown the same day at 9 pm, offering early parlor car service.
The Erie county Teachers Institute opens today with expected attendance of many instructors and advisers. Notable participants include Margaret Maguire General Gop Ay McGalloohonh Philadysilu G. William and Elinor Butte Nie mol Noho among others. The event features an annual writing of Brio county action and a strong program with nationwide instructors.
A farmer was killed when he resisted armed bandits who entered his home. The assailants fled with 4500. Police hunt for suspects as a car theft at Mulley Lake and a garage arson in J. A. Mclaughlin’s shop are noted in local reports. Police persevere in Riverdale area.
A fragmented text fragment discusses the future of a league with mentions of administration, meetings, and potential outcomes. The garbled content references a timetable, possible decisions, and implications for governance, though specifics are unclear.
Police report a major burglary at the Masonic Temple vaults where an estimated $250,000 in valuables were stolen. Investigators pursued multiple leads while noting security lapses and possible insider involvement.
An uncertain clipping mentions big sums tied to amusements with scattered names and dates. The readable parts reference Unirea, Avis, and several misspelled terms, without clear events or outcomes.
A chaotic court session is scheduled in September at the county criminal court. The docket includes two murder counts and a robbery case involving the Nast loth tiny store. Other defendants include Patt and Glen Walker linked to a burglary, and watchman George Mauer. A separate case involves a fire investigation tied to February grand jury actions.
Authorities opened an investigation into a mysterious murder connected to a New York and New Jersey social circle. Local reports describe a fatal scene at a hotel party with unclear motives and several witnesses, while officials seek a suspect described as a youth involved in the event.
Labor leaders discussed unemployment relief and policy approaches during a conference. The gathering focused on proposed programs and the federal response, aiming to shape support for jobless workers amid economic strain.
An item reports an ultimatum from the German government warning all anti-Republican agitators and assemblies. The note cites penalties for inciting to violence and public disorder. Also mentioned are injuries from a car crash and a stabbing, with police seeking a suspect.
Corry women were drawn for jury service with twelve jurors selected to report to court in October. Locally named residents include Mrs Keath Barker and Mrs Manile Kept among those chosen. others from the area are listed for duty.
Three people are reported dead in a Philadelphia area plane crash. Officials investigate the crash scene and identify potential causes while noting limited witnesses and scattered debris.
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