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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1921
Page
1
Corry Water Supply Company reveals a long-threatened local rate increase. Mayor Alexander vows to oppose the raise, while Florida officials call a Friday informal conference at the company offices. City fire protection charges rise to eight thousand dollars annually.
City officials met with Mayor Alexander and the Water Supply Company to discuss a new rate schedule that would raise taxes by about 4000 dollars yearly. The proposed plan includes domestic consumer changes and a broad charge based on water usage, with hearings and possible action by the Public Service Commission looming.
Obarios Ini and Ularlos P. Kene nity reported overseas duties near Trin new duties about lyn month. Nina, mother of Willard Walker, died, prompting a Bloodward Board of Commerce meeting this week to discuss course of action. Florida telegraph orders hint at a new agreement, while the Public Service Commission contemplates actions amid disputed property deals and informal conferences with company officials.
Panama moves toward war after invasion of Miriquh and calls for U S arming Panamanian troops in provinces, with government stating no League of Nations appeal until Costa Rica declares peace. President Poros vows to protect Panama, denouncing Costa Rica and awaiting arms and support from the United States.
Dairymen agreed to supply milk to Mohawk Wondenged Milk Company for March with a meeting led by Corry branch official. County president Wally warns against inactivity, urges all members to attend a February meeting to finalize committee work and report back.
Fragmentary report from United Proayy Dari dated February 28 references a mandate protest before the League of Nations council. It notes a query by the secretary of state and mentions Great Britain and other powers amid tensions over the mandate terms and colonial policy.
A garbled Senate today shows lawmakers debating repeal and new appropriations. Names and details are unclear, but the session focuses on a vote and continued committee consideration of proposed measures.
A garbled report indicates prohibition era agents from Boston arriving to probe a New York cabaret scene. The note mentions MansigtLim and a back room operation aiming to separate Pathor Knick csrapakte diam plaslertier, with 24 hour gloom described in the scene.
A garbled historical speech fragment references Col Schoonmaker and Amie etaNe Cition, touching on constitutional limits, citizen cooperation, and reform of political structures. It hints at education, governance, and public policy in a late era, with scattered names and places amid confused rhetoric.
A chaotic Indiana crash results in thirty eight fatalities and numerous injuries. The event lists many victims including residents of Michigan City and surrounding areas. Authorities identify several named bystanders and families among the impacted, with investigations ongoing into the cause.
Investigation into a deadly intercity crash continues as authorities press for cause. Four bodies recovered and rescue teams cleared wreckage after a westbound Interstate Express collision with a New York Central train near Michigan City. Engineers and watchmen cited possible signals and right of way issues as investigators from railroad and police agencies gather information. Families and witnesses recount the terrible scene as responders work through the debris and casualty reports.
United Press reports German representatives, backed by military officials, pressed for punishment as discussions shift to potential sanctions. The article notes tense exchanges and calls for decisive action against alleged violations, with corporate and political figures urged to weigh punishment as a deterrent.
Washington Feb 28 Congress nears adjournment as conferees work on tariff pieces and the river bill. Senate moves to address reviving measures while House members debate timing and votes.
United Press reports that former speaker Champ Clark, now Timocratic Jeary of the House, is shown to be improved in health. Details indicate a more positive condition following illness, with officials noting progress and urging continued rest.
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