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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1921
Page
1
Allied ministers in London plan a meeting to resolve the dispute between Turkey and Greece over the Treaty of Lausanne terms. Mustafa Kemal seeks new terms and rejects Allied control while troops threaten the Armenia front. Greece mobilizes under General Viatchopoulos as Turkey presses for changes.
Representative Welty of Ohio warns that Kenesaw Mountain Landis faces impeachment for neglecting his judgeship by acting as federal arbiter for baseball. The charges cite conflict with antitrust judgments against the Chicago White Sox and a $240,001 award by the Federal League. The Judiciary Committee will consider the charges per the Constitution.
Feb 14 report from Wastingmon states a Japanese draft mandate for Yap aims to defeat the American stance and push for island internationalization as a landing station. The delegation to the conference argues Yap could become a global landing point, while Japan’s policy opposes foreign ownership and cable control under a government monopoly, with the mandate applying to all mandate territory.
Edward Costello of Long Island railway wotermass was arrested today on a charge of felonious assault in the wreck when an iron train sideswiped a tractor. Several persons were hurt in the incident near Brooklyn.
A fragmented regional item reports a Waukegon girl continuing a talking spell, with garbled OCR style and stray names. The passage hints at a local social frame, mentioning Miriam Rubin and a question about a pink tie and a motor or work day, but details are unclear.
Toy Wituoxhina purchased the Candy Kitchen run by EJ Bohutmam on North Center Street for months, taking Pomoualon tolay, offering the same high grade candy. Mr Wilson plans an opening that signals a new era for the shop.
United Press reports Spencer Lttd in Owen County Indiana as the center of population of the United States located eight miles southeast of Spencer in the extreme southeast corner of Owen County. A separate AP brief from Dupont New York describes two bandits entering a cigar store on Main and Utica streets, gagging clerk Aloysia Brown and escaping with 9400, amid a crowd of hundreds nearby.
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About 125 members attended a Dairymen's League meeting at Spierman's hall on Saturday to plan purchasing and reequipping the cheese plant. President Kolstee chaired as committees on by laws and printing were named. Subscriptions were raised but plans to buy the factory appeared contingent on member support and future fund drive.
Entertainment features for the first auto show include vaudeville stars and exhibitions by a trained horse act. A large program with afternoon and evening performances will feature The Miller acts and other entertainers supported by an orchestra. Preparations are underway with management promising further announcements and a grand opening schedule.
A large demonstration is planned to show support for Archbishop Denis J. Dougherty as cardinal elect, with a church ceremony at Sunday masses and a following meeting expected to draw hundreds. Senior church officials will preside as preparations for the conclave intensify.
United Press reports in St Augustine that Hoover may accept a Commerce Secretary post if offered by the president elect. Opposition among some senators is noted but broad public approval of Hoover’s experience is seen as likely. Discussion centers on timing and whether Hoover will travel to discuss the appointment with the President-elect.
A tentative plan floated in Washington on February 14 proposes President Harding convening a conference to press for arms reduction and a negotiated settlement. House members led by Representatives Brooks and Viviani push a measure to authorize a formal hearing and immediate action.
Berlin reports a Moscow dispatch stating that about one hundred thousand Russians are to be deported from the United States in the coming months. The plan was described as passive, with transit through unspecified channels. The note adds that the deportation would be carried out under an official mandate and that details remain unclear.
A readable text fragment notes an upcoming trial featuring Peterson and Souras. It mentions related individuals and a court sequence, with limited legible names and unclear details about charges or proceedings. The passage shows legal context and potential courtroom action scheduling.
The Democratic national committee invited leaders including Thomas B. Tavs and Robert W. Woolley to appear before the executive committee meeting. They plan to explain the need for an immediate party reorganization and discuss holding a new sham perhaps.
Fragmented text outlines proposals for citywide building regulation reforms. It mentions taxes, public service funding, and a non-partisan plan for governance, with references to governor oversight and municipal powers. The piece lists possible measures and debates without clear outcomes.
Officials discuss the sewer project with state board members. The proceedings reference local contractors and municipal arrangements, aiming to advance the plan and address technical and regulatory steps. The session includes notes on site access and fencing, with anticipated timeline adjustments.
Willem McConds, former chairman of the Democratic National Committee, is reported seriously ill in New York. Doctors say he suffers from heart trouble and is not yet stabilized, with prognosis uncertain.
The Cory Baking Company announced a morning reduction in bread price to 12 cents a loaf to permit retailing. The note explains the previous price was 16 cents, and mentions a 20 ounce shop loaf now listed at 16 cents, with Chicago pricing referenced.
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