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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
1
Report states moves may force France to relinquish its submarine expansion and yield on repayment of war debts to the United States. The issue is framed as leverage to abandon France’s large submarine fleet policy and pressure a policy shift.
Debates in Congress focus on a persistent push to delay or modify payments France owes, with proposals linking naval policy and a broader entente. The article notes mounting hostility to France over attitudes at the conference and discusses potential shifts in American cooperation with foreign powers and a proposed European economic conference.
Two bandits were arrested after a gun battle with police in Brooklyn. The incident followed a robbery at a city restaurant as the holiday season saw a rise in robberies and hold ups across multiple parks, with investigators piecing together the night’s events and the gunfight ending in arrests.
Fragmentary data shows stock holder counts for United States Steel Common Stock at 106,723 and 107,480 around December quarter end. Mentions a Hunter and a September reference, with notes on dividends and payments due in July.
Edward Stinson and Lloyd (last name unclear) completed a nonstop flight lasting 26 hours 10 minutes 40 seconds in an all metal monoplane. The attempt, spanning Mineola on Long Island over New York, surpassed the prior record of 2 hours 0 minutes 7 seconds, with fuel and endurance constraints noted.
Mr and Mrs George TL Bosworth hosted a formal dinner at the Phoenix Motel in honor of Miss Eleanor Whiteside. Dr Hoyerrd Wy Bowworth, 227 Delnavwarn Avenue, Buffalo, announced the engagement. Guests included Mr and Mrs Heaworth and others, with an elaborate menu and pink decor.
Santiago dispatch reports Foreign Minister Button Tar bi forwarded a sharp note to Peruvian authorities. He argued Peru’s demands for arbitration on the Pacific question are unwarranted in view of the treaty provisions concerning Tarra and Arica.
Depositors in Rome and Dee Ga faced a wobble as Banc Italiann was forced to slow operations amid a temporary embarrassment. Bank officials sought to reassure customers as the issue cooled.
British and French delegates meet in Cannes area to draft a blueprint for European economic rehabilitation. Sir Lamar Worthington Egan heads the British group with M Louis Lowden guiding French officials. Talks aim to prepare a two nation European conference with invited Germany and Russia, while Germany’s envoy Dr Walter Rathenst al y observes.
Tax reductions take effect January 1 removing duties on many items including musical instruments sporting goods electric fans bottles and carriages. Articles like jewelry art and travel accessories see reduced rates and new exemptions while sales tax on certain goods shifts to 0 percent above specified thresholds. Strong entities include the year 1922 and various consumer items referenced.
Paris dispatch says France would participate in a conference to link and regulate submarine use and abide by any international rules formed at the conference. The emissary reports Paris ready to cooperate in framing norms for submarine activity under proposed treaties.
An informal understanding reported by United Press indicates that Japan proper will be excluded from the Pacific treaty’s application. Secretary of State Hughes and Japanese Ambassador Shidehara are said to have agreed that Japan proper will not be included within the pact’s terms.
Washington reports continue to flood Senate inquiry into alleged illegal hangings and brutal treatment of soldiers. Witnesses claim executions without trial and demand disclosure of records and officer accountability, naming Major Opie and others connected to Bay Goosehan and camp executions.
Four persons were injured and extensive damage occurred when a blaze swept a Quincy business district on December 20. Fire crews battled the flames with help from nearby towns, estimating damage at about 300000 dollars.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports operators in the central competitive field refuse meetings with Jobin L Lewis in Pittsburgh and await a national miners union convention outcome in Indianapolis. Decision delays entry into preliminary discussions while conditions of an earlier four state competitive agreement are unsettled.
A long, garbled report discusses possible new construction and a retry in the Klinger municipal ice murder case. It references Parsons, Wilson, juries, and political figures, noting discussions of a new rink project and municipal action, with debates over who will bear responsibility and where a facility might be built.
Government issues five and ten year Treasury Savings Certificates and War Savings Stamps with denominations up to 1000 dollars. Post Office and Treasury advise investors to buy now before changes and note redemption at face value through postmasters. Postmaster Bentley and local officials available for details as of December 1.
The article discusses a direst saving of seven dollars amid new revenue measures effective January. It explains how four major changes affect taxpayers, noting many benefits do not reach most households while the average worker sees modest gains. It outlines exemptions for heads of families and per dependent deductions, with figures indicating broader tax shifts in 1924.
James Carroll, 45, died from a stroke at the hospital after suffering at work. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at 1:30 in St Elizabeth’s and burial in St Albans cemetery. Local friends and family listed among callers.
United Press reports veteran George Gibson will lead the Pittsburgh Pirates as they pursue the pennant with a one-year contract for 1930. The Pirates announced the deal after Detroit Tigers interest was noted, with George Cuthaw and Barry Trevis among key players.
United Press reports a railway strike in the Rhine district crippling the system as walkouts spread. Government refuses to yield while leaders warn of government failure to overcome a budget deficit and the threat of diplomatic complications from halted deliveries.
In London Sinn Fein officials urge Dail to adopt pro treaty resolutions as clergy support widens. members report wavering attitudes and fear adjournment could delay ratification. London discussions highlight pressure from political and clerical circles to back the treaty despite doubts among some Sinn Fein leaders.
New York report states nine dead from bootleg whiskey poisoning as investigators pursue who supplied the tainted liquor. Seven additional victims were hospitalized after consuming illegal, unregulated spirits in the street and downtown markets. Local authorities and revenue agents intensified searches for those behind the deadly batch.
Box champion Martin A E F Champ was injured in an auto accident at his home in Terra Alta West Virginia and is reported by Dr W F Disley to be slowly recovering. Medical notes said he should recover in a few weeks.
Oklahoma City dispatch reports authorities seek a suspect in the death of EW Brindley, president of Muklinge State Bank, who was fatally shot at his home in Mustang last night after a dispute over a policy matter. Sheriff’s deputies say a quarrel may have led to the fatal shooting.
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