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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1921
Page
1
Health authorities report no current typhus cases beyond a Cortland family amid a possible outbreak threat. Officials say no further cases found or reported to the health department as of today.
OTOAGO Feb 19 The federal railroad Tabor board will issue a decision in April on PILON by rail workers seeking wage cuts and the abrogation of some national agreements. The ruling on whether wage boards will be national or local is expected soon, with a likely resolution in April.
Paris reports withdrawal of American representation from the reparations commission severing U S ties to enforcement of the Versailles treaty. Troops remain in the Rhineland as diplomatic status becomes untenable and orders for homeward redeployment are anticipated under new stance.
Unclear dispatch reports Indian rebels attacking a train carrying the Viceroy with exchanges of fire. The incident disrupted travel toward Calcutta, with authorities citing attempted disruption and renewed efforts to ensure safety.
A telephone report states Corry Sign shooters won at Johnsonburg with a 25 to 15 score. Local tossers face Mr Towell Wright tonight. American Legion met with low attendance. A Memorial Day planning committee was named with Dr John Kabler as chair and includes Eugene Heath Mark Willum Walteron Woltman A C Lyons and William Dinon. They will work with other groups for a joint observance and a Legion smoker is planned for the first Friday in March.
United Press reporting from Washington on February 1 notes food prices are about six percent cheaper than six months ago. Government price experts say the decline reflects not only seasonal changes but broader reductions in cost levels across major urban areas. Officials caution the duration of the trend remains uncertain while data from the Department of Labor shows a slower rate of price rise in recent months.
Watvey Press reports two alleged robbers captured near Lutte Polls after a gun battle with authorities on the North Coast line. One bandit wounded. a constable reportedly injured in the clash. Police say the men were linked to the Northern Transit robbery and the operation involved local forces and mounted units.
A record of wartime congressional deliberations touching on increasing army aid and material support for vessels, with mentions of committees and members debating military provisions and trade reopenings with Russia. The text references general deficiency bills and appropriation concerns while noting committee positions and party lines.
A garbled report from Untbed Presa in New York cites Caruso having a rough night and a relapse. Dr. Francis Murray and Mr. John Cutler of Greenville are mentioned, with Mr. and Mrs. Walker noted at a home visit.
United Press interview with P I W Ross president of the National Migration League outlines a plan to divert European immigration to Pacific ports. Benefits cited include balanced labor distribution and reduced congestion in eastern cities. Ross proposes government ships operated via the United States Shipping Board to move immigrants through the Panama Canal if privately owned lines do not cooperate.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a disputed dairy deal looming between several entities. Names and places are unclear, but references to milk contracts, unions, and possible dates imply a major industry shift while many specifics remain unreadable.
Macabees to observe anniversary events planned with entertainment and public notices. The organizer assigns tasks to local groups and officials, including a fundraiser and community program at Mann Hon Mabe Wail. Several details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
The Port of St Augustine Florida reports the day’s blanked line from the city desk noting the formal appointment of Charles E Hughes of New York as secretary of state in the incoming President elect Harding's cabinet. The notice mentions the new administration and reflects the national political shift anticipated with Harding.
Northcliffe papers harshly challenge Premier Lloyd George over his government’s policy. The debate grows as critics press for clearer decisions on German settlements and the pace of reform amid parliamentary tensions. A vote of confidence looms as de Glouyse faces Horatio Bottomley’s amendment to the speech.
A group of dairy producers organize a fundraising drive for a new milk processing plant. The report notes plans to acquire existing facilities on West Wayne Street and a proposed factory expansion. Directors are named, with a goal of securing capital and firm the project timeline.
Misa Mary Conitpa traveled to Erie for a conference with Rt. Rev. John M. Cannon bishop of fiie advising her Balboa work. She planned departure from Dunaville to Pittsburgh then New York to sail Wednesday on the Santa Citi toward Grlatabyl. She aims to serve in the Pacific under the Women's Auxiliary of the Nations Catholic Welfare council and as promoter of aid and welfare overseas during the war, with friends wishing her continued success.
Fragmentary weather note reports Corry experiences initial cold spell as Washington forecast cautions widespread cold temperatures. Mentions low mercury and anticipates harsher conditions to spread across the region.
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