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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a medical case involving kidney ailment and a Doan's product. Names and specifics are unclear, but it references medical treatment and family involvement in the remedy.
Special to the Journal reports brassfield found not guilty of Moran murder after a lengthy jury trial. The defense argued Moran was killed in a mob scene by a touring orchestra. jury deliberated and returned a verdict of not guilty on the charge of murder.
United Press reports a hurried cabinet lineup with positions assigned to high officials in state governance. Names include Mason Daugherty and Will Ilya among others, with reference to secretary of agriculture and secretary of interior roles.
A barn and its contents were destroyed by fire on a Miller farm near Andrew Miller’s property southwest of the city. A boy sustained slight injuries as flames spread quickly, with stock, hay, and farm equipment lost. Firefighters and bystanders aided in evacuation and extinguishing efforts as the barn burned to the ground.
The report states Tutgo William II Mathinnon testified on his own behalf at the second trial for a murder charge. Prosecutor McGamion presented arguments while Mathinnon described events and his actions during the incident. The courtroom heard disputed details as the case proceeded.
A garbled market review notes fluctuations in New York equities with mentions of percentage moves. It references opening gains, rival activity, and various implied indices, highlighting a mixed session and implied gains for several unnamed entities.
A terse Albany dispatch notes railway actions with strike threats affecting services. The report mentions contingency plans and a limited fleet, with about 400 cars in use or planned amid labor tensions and possible disruptions.
Trial proceedings against Souras and Peterson unfold with testimony from witnesses including Edward Hin and Ueillay Lean. Court officials and local figures attend as the case proceeds, with jurors and press oversight shaping ongoing coverage.
Workers at a Raymond plant faced acid fumes exposure. One man, W. Pe Myon Whity, appeared badly affected and was taken to a home. A jury later postponed the case after noon.
The event in Reno features pilots Mineova, Tih 18 Lient, Rowe, Rikkpatrick and Kirk Tattrick in a strenuous endurance air flight. Despite mixed signals in the crowd, one attempt reached two hours and twenty minutes, while later efforts aimed to surpass the prior benchmark.
Reports say four men were killed in a mine explosion at Old Town City. A rescue party searched the site as officials investigated the cause while state authorities prepared to review safety procedures.
Fragmentary report describes a munitions facility linked to Sinn Fein being destroyed by an explosion at Ballycotton Bay. Details are unclear but indicate a vehicle and blast involvement with possible farm or supply site noted.
Fragments report milk prices slipping by ten to eleven cents per quart with variations by location. Text hints at name misreads and misheard figures, mentioning market actions and individuals but details are obscured by damaged OCR.
Naval officials hunt for a person linked to a package aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower. Authorities believe the package may contain a bomb, and a sailor from the Mayflower crew is under investigation as the inquiry continues.
The funeral of Miss Edith Colegrove was held yesterday at the family home on West Main Street with many relatives and sympathizers present. The service was conducted by Reverend Frederick W. Troy of Winnis Haptint church, and interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers including John Colegrove, Charles Colegrove, and Frank Betts among others.
A local Grange session is planned for Saturday at 1:90 PM with programs led by Lincoln Mrs Wait Papen and attendees from nearby communities. The event includes a Tinaboxs session and a follow up by SPajor, focusing on community updates and neighborhood concerns.
City Engineer N R Nickson and F A Loveland met with state officials in Harviessburg for a conference on extending the Main Street control project. The discussions focused on immediate operations and city approval contingent on authorities permitting the construction.
Fragmented OCR text shows a call for urgent city action to remove a hazard at Union Station. The garbled lines reference safety concerns and a need for remediation, with scattered proper nouns and unclear details. The readable parts indicate a bureaucratic prompt to address the hazard promptly.
Report shows industrial troubles easing with improved conditions across sectors. United press notes stabilization in markets, reduced strikes, and renewed production signals.
Amargo February 16 United Press reports White Sox face conspir acy charges in a split day. One ruling favored the players in a case tied to a court dispute as attorneys seek a settlement while a separate decision ordered a show of ties to a future trial.
A legendary operatic tenor, stricken and near death, resurfaces in a dramatic recovery. The report chronicles his precarious condition, medical care, and a hopeful return amid public and media interest.
The text describes article fragments about Thy State Armory being accessible to all teams and mentions plans and events around a game night. It references officials, a schedule with a Keita game, and community activities surrounding the armory and team use.
The first game of the city championship is scheduled for tonight at 8 oclock. Reports say Whostelev and Legion Ave are among contenders in the contest as White Sox players under captain Jensparing aim to emulate the 1918 World Series mood.
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