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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1921
Page
1
Hyankoye UU Portion Reported in MON PBAR
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a proposed or reported PBAR portion in MON, with unclear specifics. Readable elements reference Hyankoye UU and associated jurisdiction, suggesting a local financial or administrative matter under review. Further detail unavailable due to text quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyankoye UU
Shantung Clash Looms As Parley Flares Renewed Dissension
Renewed tensions flare as Shantung questions the parley with Franco British mediation fading. Delegates press for a Pacific showdown, demanding clear positions on key Asia questions while a cooling of talks stirs distrust among involved powers.
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China
Pacific
French Naval Decision Awaited As Conference Nears
In Washington and Paris negotiations focus on Shantung and naval arms limits. Chinese and Japanese delegates clash over railway control and submarine restrictions while Britain and France weigh submarine warfare tactics and tonnage limits for a postwar naval treaty.
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United Press
Waliington
Dev
Wrmb
Twlay Ag
Allhuiding
Pranico
Uie
Pup
Parix
Siubina
Ns Shullon
Paris
France
Sarfantis
Brian
Hoglesvié
Halt Caravan of Good Cheer Seized by Enforcement Agents
Reported seizure describes officers halting a convoy alleged to carry illegal beer and other goods for a New York New Year's celebration. Five truckloads were stopped amid claims whiskey and alcohol were seized from multiple vehicles, with enforcement teams pursuing further actions.
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United Prose
Pittsborgh
Deota Squad
West Re
Mittspura
Joh Kxamon Tha Leal
Vanout Sawing
Elf
New Now
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Agua
Elks Plan New Year Dance After War Veteran Slain
In Uniontown a New Year dance is planned by the Elks to honor a fallen war veteran. The event, to feature the Linden Orchestra, will start at 1 AM and proceed with music to celebrate the veteran’s life. Police report the shooting occurred during the same night, with investigation continuing.
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Eniontown
Po. Dec
Ufa
Hinty Paulyon
Ubege
Charles -Lubia
Davide fGarty
Bobby
Ward Wear
Amenier
Wace Meswingers
Tim Fa
Pocleta
Ship Sinking Tragedy Off Piuuith Coast Ends in Losses
A Soviet ice breaker, Vinga, aided by rescue craft, struggled to recover twenty three missing after the Te thentiu sank off the Piuuith coast at daybreak. The vessel went down swiftly with all hands feared drowned. Survivors said the ship struck a hidden reef before disappearing beneath rough seas.
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Stobenhoem
Piuuith
Waring
Senators push to widen probe into Opie charges
United Press reports senators plan a wider inquiry into allegations that Major Opie killed two doughboys in the Argonne and that more veterans testify to war crimes. Charles Fox of Richmond and others provide testimony as the investigation expands with calls to recall witnesses and verify dates of the Verdun forest incident.
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United Press
Waslington
Fracoif Scjater Watson
L. Opi
Staunton
Ecumiig
Opie
France
Wiateon
Watson
Fions
Noldidra
Ne Linn
Royial Tohinton
South
Dakeous
Charles J. Fox
Richmond
Brandegee
Pox
Charles Kans
New Teron
Witkens
Mare
Kane
Fox
Opin
Argonne Forest
Verdun
Esa
Wii
Hla
Sear
Henry J. Scout
Alton
Ohio
New York Women Questioned in Chinaman Murder Case
Fifty women, some wealthy, were questioned by police in New York over the death of two Chinese men in an opium den linked to the sex trade. Bodies of Tam Sat and Tom Shaw were found in a three door apartment. An opium pipe and a pot with diluted poison were discovered, along with a list of American women suspected of involvement in possible blackmail payoffs.
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Iby United Pross
New York
Peilee
Opiun
Tam Sat
Tom Shaw
Hach
Jan’ Ames
Winder
Cars Must Have 1922 Licenses After Today
City authorities warned motorists that operation of cars without 1922 license plates would face prosecution after December 31. The state highway officials said no extensions would be granted, and only those who already filed for licenses may operate without arrest for a few days. Police will rigorously enforce the ruling, with many owners still undecided or delayed in applying.
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Thay
Alexander
State Highwasr
Esilinse
Shih Yoar
Ini Cise
State Highway Department
Alsready
Tarvisburg
Wes Imve
Angola Stars Meet Keystones Monday Night
The Angola Stars visit the Keystones for a Monday night basketball tilt as part of a campaign boasting a string of victories. Swart Towlin and others lead a strong southwestern New York lineup facing a Keystones squad eager for interclass series glory and a silver cup prize. The doubleheader opens at 3 80 with the main game at 8 30.
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Angel Stars
Keystones
News York
Aong
Buffalo Maltopis
Swert
Towlin
Thin City
Ge Nethet
Hoth
Tient
Swart
Erans Ab
Kegeetones Agit Keen Rw Alry
Chibry
Mintiy Gaip
Weekly Forecast by United Prens Washington Dec 31
The first department reports typically fair weather with rain probabilities. A cold front brings possible showers through the Great Lakes region and central valleys. temperatures remain near normal. Fire origin under investigation as crowd reports note minor damages in the Jones Barn area while local attending events include Katherine Migel and Hess Me Cora Shewm visiting family.
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United Prens
Washington
Jones Barn
Chi Valley
Ganprally
Shanney’s Probed as First Victim in Liquor Control Case
A garbled report notes Shanney’s, linked to Plaga on Treadway, identified as the initial victim in a law enforcement scrutiny. It mentions restraint enforcement against forbidden goods, illegal liquor seized at the site, and a year-long inquiry led by Day into local management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanney
Treadway
Day Sayn
Congress Plans Drive for Lower Freight Rates
Congress considers sweeping changes to rail freight rates to lower costs. The plan would transfer rate-setting powers to state railway commissions, with support from Cummins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cummins
States Would Get Control Of Rates Says Sweet Bill
A proposed Sweet bill would return rate making power to state railroad commissions, removing Interstate Commerce Commission control within states. Reported by House committee, the measure aims to cut rates nationwide once enacted, with Senate consideration forthcoming. The bill would let states set rates, affecting coal, road, and shipper cost structures and potentially raise or lower returns on railroad properties.
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United Prout
Washington
Uiversata
Storay
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Sweet
Interstate Commerce
Cumming
Transportaniog Aes
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
European statesmen gather for reparations parley at Cannes
European leaders meet in Cannes to discuss postwar reparations amid a diplomatic mood. Delegates arrive by car and on foot as the Mediterranean heat and hotel talk shape a turning point toward an international peace economy.
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Cannes
Sixth Annual Animal Ball at State Armory Shines
The Sixth Annual Ball drew over a hundred couples to the State Armory for an elegant winter social hosted by the S11 Plu club. The decorated drill shed hosted dancers to the Evergreen Orchestra from Erie, with sherbet booths and several novelty acts, ending around one o'clock. Guests included prominent locals and visiting dignitaries, while arrangements credited the committee for a successful event marking the winter social calendar.
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S11 Plu
State “Armory
Gaive Svidenos
Dante
Reviwne
Erie
Elf
Fallawag
Whiteside
Thompsonvills
Poin
Howard W. Koxworth
Af Wuttalo
Winifryd Kars
Wit Fur Davia
Mies Katharine Elston
Biian Bonwmer
Brice Deneemaye
David Conway
Andrey Shhuyler
Motford
North Waive
Marcus
United Press
Morrison
Girards
H Arald
Pat Washington
Bil Nitys
Marion
Kane
Wulstead
Garyieh
Bile Aboth
Florida
Keys
Norah
Chesapeake
City Officials to Take Oath of Office Monday Morning
City officials prepared for oath of office Monday with Mayor L. Alexandre and Commissioner selects George M. Ream and Fred J. Weaver set to be sworn in. An induction ceremony and organizational meeting are planned, with the mayor expected to deliver his annual message.
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Ofive
L.alexandre
George M. Ream
Fred J. Weaver
Alexander I
Agricultural Conference Set for January 23
Washington NC reports the Unitedross Agricultural Conference to be held January 23 as the administration seeks to boost farmer prosperity and curb abandonment fears. Officials stress urgency to address low mood, rising prices, and beetle threats affecting crops and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitedross
Washington
Hardrom
Apriculture Walladere
Washingten Oy
Sicily
Janes Bupha
Evie Lad Drowned While Skating on Erie Bay
Erie Pa report describes Evie Lad drowning during skating on the bay as bystanders watched. A companion attempted rescue with a throw, while another person helped pull her from the water. A witness noted a heroic act during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie Lad
Erie
Joseph
Siuinier
Campaign Plan for Relief of Destitute Jews
Plans were unveiled for a Western Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia conference led by A Gumbinaks and N Vohen to set quotas for the 14 million dollar American Jewish Relief Committee appeal. Delegates from 250 cities will attend in Coraniae this Sunday to hear reports, with Nathaniel Spear of Pittsburgh chairing and Leah Lehman and James Becker among presenters.
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A Gumbinaks
N Vohen
Corry
Une -Mmost
Hell
Arrivicy
Incoretia Lab
Pyttiinigh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Nathaniel Spear
Pittsburgh
Zon
United States
Basten
Fitope
Babins
Ukraine
Europe
Shwin ‘Harmee
Buyid A. Brown
Detroit
National Appeal
Leas Matitull
Felis ML Warhuiry
Ann Cal Herbert Lehman
James 1 Becker
Chicago
Yampajen An
Saveral
Juluus Ropeswalt Aivatoe
Pittsburghy
Sol Rowainhloam
Attell wife held in 1.5 million mail robbery case
New York police charged Abe Attell's wife in a vast mail robbery plot involving altered government bonds stolen from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Two men faced conspiracy counts as investigators pursued the shipment en route to treasury offices. Authorities noted the case tied to a broader world series scandal and staged bond forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee SA
Ethel Burs
Finitiey
Ato Ari
Attell
Sun Gold
Huert Cohen
Reserve
Treasury Department
Washigton
Ara Attell
California
Hie Onde
Ingitimatstell
YEGGS AND BANK PLEASANT HILL DETECTED ABLE TO ESCAPE
A fragment reports a bank heist at Pleasant Hill with a Civilian’s aid allegedly aiding the escape. The text is garbled but suggests a safe theft and a cash value possibly mentioned. No clear names or dates are readable.
Europe Plans Consortium to Rebuild World
European financiers propose a private consortium to organize an economic reconstruction for a rebuilt world. The move envisions coordinated private interests shaping postwar recovery and global commerce. The plan suggests streamlined finance, technology sharing, and a new framework for international collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Pan European economic conference proposed by European leaders
Paris reports a private led scheme to fund a vast rehabilitation and trade system for Europe. Representatives from England France Belgium Italy Japan, under 20 million pound capital, discussed inviting the United States Germany and Russia to join. Premier Brune and Lloyd George urged cautious action as debates continue on economic rehabilitation goals and regional cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Tielweers
Central Europe
England
Frances
Belgium
Italy
Japan
Quai D'Orsay
Robie Hom
United States
Germany
Russia
Tulay
United
International Wikcard
London
Lloyd George
France
Strike of garment workers imminent in Cleveland
A garment workers strike looms as union leaders threaten stoppage at noon if a large factory rejects a new wage scale. About 200 members of the regional union were prepared to strike, halting operations at several women’s clothing factories until terms are accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland
Dee
Wundersgirmient
Loonie
Garmentt Workers Union
Offinalk
Craig Pledges Efforts to Seek Ending Peace
United Press reports Craig pledges to pursue peace in Ulster talks. He vows a genuine effort to foster harmony between North and South for future happiness and prosperity, urging commitment to diplomacy amid volatile negotiations.
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Craig
United Press
Ulster
Unig
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