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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
1
An article reports that Lloyd George plans to reply to the French premier. The piece notes British positions, allies, and wartime dynamics amid shifting diplomacy and military considerations.
Fragmented OCR text describes an upcoming meeting or hearing with sparse details. Mentions a board of evasion and a Monday session. References a person named Wright and a future action with a small amount of money, unclear context and dates.
Dispatch reports Germany will support President Harding's proposed league idea while tensions rise over potential military response. Diplomats note Berlin hesitation on mobilization and a wary stance toward further conflict.
The Edinboro Normal School and State College organized an extension program with a regular meeting at the High School building on a Wednesday evening in November. Local teachers attended and more are expected as the project advances, offering courses in educational psychology and a single class per the nine weeks session.
Police report the body of Hindu Margaret Onnghliay was found Wednesday in a neighbor's dushman area with a shawl over her head and a pistol near her hand. Investigators suspect foul play by Mrs. Ponnls, who is believed to have killed a child before attempting suicide.
A new policy known as the open shop, issued today, promises wage and grievance reforms for railroad shop workers. It allows minority groups to participate in grievances while reducing union exclusivity, though actual participation may be limited by the small share of employees enrolled in unions.
Confused report details a spree of robberies in New York/Brooklyn over the previous day. Masked robbers seized cash sums including 43 000 from John Ofaleski and 10 000 from Max Schur. one victim was stabbed but not killed. Authorities describe multiple crews and several incidents across Brooklyn with injuries and burglaries at apartments.
Five firemen were overcome by smoke while battling a blaze that destroyed the water house of the F. Weber Co in Philadelphia. The fire resulted in about $500,000 in damage.
A Boston woman shot her 19 year old son in an Adams House room and then wounded others before killing herself. Police and an emergency team found the mother dead after the incident, while a woman wounded in the attack was taken to a hospital in Chelsea. The survivor was reported unconscious with critical injuries.
The GAR has met weekly since July 1 1867 with 1487 meetings recorded and lists commanders of Post 70. Notable names include A Mariock WY Bups Waster G T An vows J P W W Brown and many others. The article recalls sunrise flag ceremonies and long-standing service through holidays and trials.
A Belfast blast caused property damage but no injuries were reported. Officials cited a nonfatal explosion and are investigating the scene for further details and potential suspects.
Fragmentary OCR reports indicate a destroyer ran aground near San Francisco Bay with limited readable details on the incident and potential investigations. Officials or crews involved are not clearly identified in the legible text.
A Pacific air crash near Portland Oregon leaves six dead and four injured. Early reports cite damaged aircraft and critical debris along the landing area, with officials investigating cause and timing.
Curry Poultry at Pot Stock Association outlines plans for its annual banner poultry show set to open Monday December 12 at Brooks Garage. Officials and members discussed preparations, prize lists, and entry details while inviting area breeders to participate and bring exhibits.
A garbled report from December 1 notes an event opening in Pennsylvania with fate or weather to determine outcomes. The text is fragmentary and names or specifics are unreadable.
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