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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1921
Page
1
A heist reports a group stole 1,000,000 in Toledo and killed two people in Florida. An auto mob hit during the transfer led to a mall shootout with accomplices fleeing. Police indicate motive linked to the crime and ongoing investigations continue.
Two marchers were found shot and beaten to death near Levelland by a road south of town. Police report identify victims as Mabel and Mie Tavinine Wolff, ages 28 and year, with men injured near a parish center. The scene resulted in a broader inquiry into the attack on the road near their homes.
A British oil communique delayed for two months or more is reportedly tied to Harding and the British ambassador to the United States. The withholding is described as a government matter linked to world oil supply and trade tensions.
An alleged person accused in a serious Mira case was moved from the county jail in Ameng to another location in Ocduvie county. The transfer followed staged unrest and a mob incident surrounding the case.
A fractured note from Dunkirk describes a death in February or January with unclear details. It mentions an individual linked to a district and a memorial at Dunkirk, noting a mouth injury and somber remembrance yesterday.
Unclear report describes a Robbery at a hotel in Jacksonville where two masked men entered the lobby and demanded valuables. A gunfight followed as the attackers opened fire, wounding two women and prompting a rapid police response.
Representatives of Turkey travel to London to press claims for provinces including Constantinople and access to the Dardanelles. Aimed at revising the Sevres Treaty, the talks seek restoration of territories and potential strategic openings amid broader Turkish national goals.
Dublin reports Sinn Fein leader Eamon De Valera accusing British Parliament of responsibility for unrest in Ireland. He states the government must answer for troop actions and calls for accountability, urging guidance toward solutions while blaming British authorities.
High Five Cops won a hard fought basketball game 61 to 10 at the State Armory. The two teams opened with a 10 10 tie at halftime before High Five pulled away in the second period led by Wright and Morrison. The win marks High Five’s seventh straight victory and cements their position atop the standings amid a rousing crowd.
Report states Caruso's condition labeled unsatisfactory with a note that a son arrived from Culver, details on the circumstances remain limited.
Senate military committee discusses Army funding while Naval panel takes up Navy appropriations and related measures. House action advances foreign aid and defense spending requests as lawmakers weigh budgets and projected expenditures.
At midnight outside Albany Union Station the capital district remained quiet after a riot scare as streetcars operated under strikebreaking pressure. Police monitored activity amid tensions surrounding transport workers.
The State Health Department plans an inquiry into a sewer project amid unclear local notices. Officials review planning, timelines, and possible public impact as records reference multiple dates and affiliations.
A British business downturn linked to a typhus scare disrupts markets and labor. Reports describe factory halts and wary consumer demand as public health fears spread. Unclear bylines reference international trade impacts and shifting work patterns amid the outbreak.
A garbled note describes baseball players meeting in a planned event involving teams and venues. It mentions a gathering and potential affiliations but lacks clear names, dates, or locations due to text damage.
Fragmented OCR text shows a court verdict topic about onslaving American persons. The readable phrases reference legal actions, racial themes, and a historical context with limited coherent facts available. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are identified in the legible portions of the document.
United Press reports lawmakers and officials in Pennsylvania push to reform the state blue laws. The discussion covers Sunday commerce restrictions, religious observance, and potential weekend opening for certain businesses amid political debate.
State aid bill approval appears likely as the Senate considers a measure allocating funds for hospital and public works projects. Key figures include Mayor Alexander and official council members who support the proposal, with debate centered on eligibility and funding levels.
The Warren team defeated the Legion 48 to 87 in a tense matchup. Micro standout delivered 10 points while Warren built a steady lead through the game as spectators noted strong defense and late key plays.
Yesterday afternoon in the Mu By parlors a farewell event honored Mia Willian Athorlye and Mint Matilda Miller. The gathering praised 16 years as primary department supervisor at the Sunday school and included gifts and a supper. Athorlye departs for Auburn to live with a niece. Miller plans to Erie with a companion.
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