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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
1
Commendation from the Highway department urges residents to register motor vehicles early. The notice outlines the registration period, deadline, and required plate details, with emphasis on avoiding delays at the office.
Reports from Washington and Tokyo describe a tense pause as the Japanese government weighs a critical reply to the high level talks on Pacific security. Observers note shifting Chinese and Indian positions amid a broader debate on fortifications and alliance strategies in the Pacific.
Report documents an election tally error involving T. W. Alverun and the county commission, with corrections advised by the prothonotary and the Education Board to straighten the matter within a short period. Mrs Barnes to file petition for the fix. new appointment for a member to join the board meetings is anticipated.
A board reorganizes for the new year with Whittlesey as president and Auer as vice president. Regular meetings fixed for the first Monday each month at 8 pm. The superintendent reported on the November Education Congress and college extension courses for high school students.
A crowded gathering at the Armory featured Rev Frank Wyre and a long list of visiting ministers. The conference opened with prayers at 9 80 and discussed funds and mission priorities as delegates from numerous towns arrived to participate in the session.
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Tokio dispatch reports the Japanese cabinet advisory council has approved the 663 naval ratio. United Press, citing reliable information, states the approval came today. The move reflects ongoing wartime administrative steps amid broader strategic discussions.
The Glee Club will perform tonight at 8 o'clock in the High School auditorium under the Junior Class. Tickets are available this afternoon and will include special features and a variety program.
Officials in New York blow open a major international smuggling ring with a 92.5 million dollar operation. Authorities say the scheme involved covert shipments and extensive cross border ties. Police and customs agencies coordinated arrests across multiple sites and will pursue further charges.
Dispatches report eleventh hour proposals in British and Irish talks aiming to avert collapse. Downing Street and Dublin seminar seek pact approval. key cabinet members and officials navigate last minute obstacles amid global war tensions and sudden travel disruptions.
City adopts sixType se x Hoye MARIby appropriating and revising aylarige for thy foup of 40y On Heat and Maul readings. Mayor presides as readings determine expenditures total 40nd. Curb lowering on East Main Street authorized under supervision of city engineer. Communications from Christian Missionary Aliline Church and state health department referred for action. Ordinances outline appropriations totaling 473,708.01 with various revenue sources and explicit department allocations including finance, public safety, water, streets, and permanent improvements.
United Press reports a deadly head-on wreck on the Newtown division of the Philadelphia and Reading railway near Bryn Amilyn. Fourteen identified dead, many burned, some mangled beyond recognition. fatalities rising as bodies processed in Jenkintown. Investigations by coroner, state officials, and the railroad continue amid remaining uncertainties.
Police investigate claims that poison fumes caused workers to collapse at a Utica clothing plant during a labor dispute. Reported incidents describe workers overcome while operating machinery as a strike develops at the facility.
Reported today in United press lines the town braces for the second trial of Arbuckle at Roscoe Court. City officials discuss poultry ordinance approval and noted officials and the district attorney prepare for the upcoming proceedings.
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