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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
1
London reports the Irish Free State is established as British and Irish leaders discuss potential governance and trade changes. Lloyd George and Lloyd George’s government pledge stability while confirmation of a provisional leadership signals an era of constitutional transition and possible dominion status.
United States officials report flat rejection of Germany’s admission to the arms conference. Officials say there is no justification to bar Germany, while factions in Washington weigh the impact on postwar diplomacy and reparation debates.
A boy in Philadelphia sustained a broken arm during a game at the Methodist Church yard. He was treated by Dr. Smith and later at the hospital. The incident drew attention from local residents and a nearby attorney involved in related inquiries.
In Paris a reparations issue dominates coverage as United Frese reports on regional implications. Key figures Luin Lynch and Jone Tem travel to discuss finance and policy, with UF finances and regional stability under scrutiny tonight.
Reading railroad wreck near Brys Athyn claimed 26 lives with victims including Adolph Heli Werwels and others. Among survivors and relatives, damages were sought in a case heard in Dallas with Judge Gulsart presiding.
Congress divided over President Harding's tariff plan as members debate granting broader powers to the tariff commission. Even among the old guard on the Knunee committee, support waned and officials acknowledge the measure would require careful study and likely narrowed authority.
Premiee Lloyd George receives congratulations on his settlement of the venture of te ventirion pleasure Irish gest ion.
A confused report states Charles Buchitarh, age 66, was found dead in Pittsburgh today after consuming poison amid alleged financial troubles. Police are investigating motive and circumstances surrounding the incident as a laborer’s life ends abruptly.
Washington dispatch details high level talk on the quadruple entente and naval pact amid Chinese protests over Japan in Manchuria and Shantung. Report notes skepticism about the far eastern stance and anticipated discussions on Port Arthur and Dap en.
William Leiby, former clerk of the state house and county official in Schuylkill County, convicted of uttering forgery, applies for a pardon to the board of pardons through his counsel Daniel A. McCool of Philadelphia.
United Press reports Washington notes a resolution by the Eastern committee urging respect for China's neutrality in a potential war involving nations with no direct stake. The drafting committee also adopted a report limiting foreign wire fees in China, affecting legation business.
Secretary Melvin Joy told reporters the Treasury remains against a veterans bonus. He indicated no decision on timing and suggested no bill would pass until a new committee is formed. Sources note the federal government would spend about 140 million dollars annually for veterans of the war.
A damage suit over a 100000 feet hardwood contract is filed by The Graves Company of Corry against Heath and Marr of Sherman for 10000 dollars. Erie court dates set with Blaine Kincaid Pitt Gifford for defendants and Brooks English for plaintiff. Trial expected to be fiercely contested at the December common pleas term with local witnesses.
A missing woman, Mrs Arthur Wagner of Alebo, is feared held for ransom. An $2,000 reward was offered for her safe return. Authorities said she disappeared from home amid mental strain, with bloodhounds used in the search before it was abandoned after several days.
A bloodless orthopedic surgeon Lorens declared he would reunite Vienna and the United States. His first mission aimed to aid starving children of Vienna and reconcile between nations though he faced doubts about the outcome.
A white woman's torso was found in the Mississippi River at Lawrenceburg. The discovery was reported in a brief telegraph dispatch. A United Press item also notes a congressional resolution expressing satisfaction with an act extending the heating wish?
Washington reports that a four power agreement among United States Great Britain Japan and France to replace the Anglo Japanese alliance will be announced shortly. The big three negotiations are said to have progressed with preliminary reports indicating Japan has approved the proposed framework for the Pacific and Far East. Carrie Wilson arrives in the city amid related political chatter as Representative Gallivan introduces a bill in Denver.
Chief Clerk Gonstert announces Pennsy lab analysis of Corry Water Supply sample taken from reservoir. Tests on November 16 show no nitrates or objectionable contaminants. free ammonia, total bacteria counts, and other metrics within limits. Water would meet United States Public Health Service requirements for drinking.
Philadelphia report on the December wreck near Bryn Athyn cites violation of orders and rules as the cause. Investigators from the Philadelphia and Reading company board, joined by ICC and PSC, visit the scene to determine responsibility for the loss of at least 25 lives. Coroner Neville attributes the wooden coaches crash as primary, with blame potentially on the engineer or conductor of train It.
County tax collection update shows $2,210 paid to date with about $2,000 remaining before the December 15 deadline. Collector Heerlein warns legal action if unpaid. 6 percent penalty now in effect on municipal taxes. School taxes total $65,000 paid and turned over to the district. city taxes over $54,000 collected with about $5,000 outstanding.
Pennsylvania agriculture officials implement quarantine against the borers in Erie County districts including Fairview Girard Greene Greenfield Harborcreek Millcreek North East Presque Isle Peninsula Springfield Summit Venango and Corry city. Violations carry misdemeanor charges and up to 100 dollar fines. Local residents Mrs Arthur Buiner and two children return home after visiting relatives in Warren.
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