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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1921
Page
1
United Press reports President Coolidge touts work as a tonic for prosperity while urging productivity and unity. He says Americans must accept wartime gains and push forward under Harding’s incoming administration, aiming to secure national economic strength and honest progress.
United Proms reports Allied Press favors Hughes for secretary of state amid a tense national scene. Analysts note influence from Republicans seeking renunciation while Washington officials pressure for a conciliatory approach and a swift confirmation path.
British forces mounted an offensive against Sinn Féin militants near a coastal area. Reports describe heavy fighting with casualties on both sides, including several captured and wounded. The situation remained volatile as authorities sought to stabilize the region amid escalating hostilities.
Budapest report states Austria was placed under martial law to quell a general strike. Government efforts to extend petition deadlines and mobilize police measures followed amid renewed unrest. A birthday observance for Mr Frank Gori being noted at his Ghusch Avenue home.
Widespread blizzard relief efforts progress as Boston area reports seven deaths and heavy disruptions. Snow totals reach double digits in Massachusetts, with long delays and stranded travelers across New England. Rail lines slow, boats and barges impacted, and coast guard rescues occur along the coast as recovery continues. Cars abandoned during the height of the storm, trolley service limited, and temperatures plunge across the region.
A chaotic United Press report outlines an impeachment inquiry opening before the House Judiciary Committee. Witnesses, including Judge K. M. Lamids of Chicago, allegedly discuss motives behind baseball magnates and claims of nullifying world series consequences. The session aims to determine further testimony and potential actions.
The marriage of George Doty and Mins uth Wow of Corry was performed today at the What Haplint church in Jamestown. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. West. The couple will reside in Jamestown after a brief social. Mrs. Clark Pain suffered a kitchen faucet accident and was taken to Gorey hospital for a cut artery injury. The Woman’s Relief Corps hosted a meeting at the State Armory with a program and a talk by Rev. A. E. Brookhden paying tribute to historical deeds.
The Dairymen and league officials report a 2.19 per quart milk price for March within a 200 to 310 mile radius. President Kolstee says the agreement came after late March discussions with Lindiquo leaders and joint league action, though details remain sparse.
The record lists various securities and prices in a historical New York stock page. It mentions American Sueries Woolen United and Atlantic Gulf companies among others with broker names Hogan and Bryan, indicating curb and city listings and price quotations across multiple firms and sectors.
Raywond Clapper reports FOSS may receive a naval post in the new cabinet signaling potential rearrangements. The article notes names including Hoover appointees and a plan to visit Marion before Workington, outlining upcoming inaugurations and cabinet moves.
Fragmentary notes indicate Republican menbers of the Senate Appropriations Committee discuss storing foreign aid before July and potential railroading fiscal bills. The text references investigations, hearings, and potential legislation pending in Chicago with unclear details.
A stenographic market summary notes erratic activity on the New York stock exchange with continued hammering and some stocks slipping. American Woolen opened higher then fell to 58 while Alaska and Pan American eased slightly. U.S. Steel held firm with other major issues showing modest moves amid a cautious tone in trading.
A jumble of 1940s dispatches reports British troop commands in Upper Silesia, preparations for artillery actions, and tentative Allied alignments. Meanwhile in Kannapolis New York a murder at Middletown leaves Gilbert Hean charged after a shooting. George Hean’s brother allegedly fled with others as authorities investigate the case.
Fragmented report details a high school team losing at Mt Jewett amid chaotic scenes. The text references a devastating fire, damaged barns, and scattered names, including locals and officials, with unclear dates and places.
An unclear, fragmented report notes the NoBone plant will remain in operation at the current site. The text contains garbled and stray phrases about personnel, dates, and equipment, but no coherent actions or dates are stated.
German forces break through to Paris defense lines amid fighting near the Front. Paris reports indications of a breakthrough and tentative success for German troops. Allied command confirms heavy bombardment and cautious retreat as the city braces for possible further action.
A disrupted draft article notes a council vote, inviting Germany to participate and opening a new policy. It mentions Barcelona next month and a move toward emissions controls in railroads, with a contentious decision by eight to vote.
Clergy and educators attend a detailed lecture on American schooling, statistics and policy. Dr Ayer cites New York figures on school year length and attendance, urging improvements to raise literacy and nationwide educational standards in Pennsylvania.
The Loyal friends of Adjutant A. B. Syoth report he has lived in Lie iaele Hiwmitur Cemn the Soekl Balvation Army horn. Several letters suggest a Moms nuinity Mayaion be paterbtiaivd with Adpirin Sith in charge. Swish announces efforts to place him in charge. an independent mission will meet with resident approval before operation of the Salvation Army work.
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