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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1921
Page
1
Police fail to identify two hold up men after a Thursday evening assault on a Fast Main Street resident near King Street. The taller suspect fled with a wallet, leaving the victim with only a vague description. Chief Trauk reported no progress, noting possible outside involvement and recent booze-dump robberies in the city.
A detailed report from January 1 covers the New York State Commission decision on tariff rates and the Pennsylvania gas company case. It notes opposition by a Pennsylania senator and summaries minority and majority opinions, plus anticipated moves by the Pennsylvania and New York commissions and legislative reactions in Washington.
President Harding addresses the nation on prospects for renewed prosperity in the coming year. He asserts the administration will restore normal prosperity, cites economic tangles, and discusses tax and policy measures while awaiting expert input.
United Press reports Bishop Corrigan issued a bulletin on the ailing cardinal, asking clergy to lead prayers for a speedy recovery or peaceful death. Special litany requests and religious observances were urged across the diocese with devotion to the Virgin Mary.
A chaotic New Year scene at a Buffalo saloon left one man dead from injuries after a clash inside the bar. Another patron was hospitalized with blood loss, while witnesses say the violence erupted as the crowd ushered in the new year with heavy drinking.
A physician reports that Caruso is doing nicely after a recent medical condition. The briefing note states the tenor is stable and under medical care in New York.
The City Commission on Monday night will appoint a second driver for the Warren truck. The meeting expected to discuss the two-man operation and related staffing changes.
A report from Bumulo indicates a violent clash perhaps fatally wounding a man as a grand jury probes illegal liquor traffic. Local authorities expected action by United States Attorney Stephen T. Lockwood on Monday with details to follow.
A Crawford County tax collector, Berton, has vanished while on a trip to Spartanburg. Authorities pursue leads from Erie and Coveland as a county probe searches for the ten year official amid reports of missing funds and widespread fear.
Henry C. Wal and Jacq Howard of Lowe head the list of candidates for Harding's agriculture secretary. Wallace, 56, edits Wallace's Farm publications, while Howard, 46, presides over the American Farm Bureau Federation.
The article reports President Harding will ride in an automobile for the inaugural parade to the Capitol on March 4, a historic first in U.S. history. It notes the shift from a horse drawn carriage to motor conveyance, and mentions expectations around the parade arrangements in Washington.
A broad manhunt spans Ireland and Britain for Eamon de Valera president of the Irish Republic believed to have escaped from prison in England. Government warnings and military patrols intensify as authorities suspect aid from British authorities and fear Sinn Fein reactions.
Asper Hens victory in the Davis Cup matchers and Willige Mildex swept the doubles as American players dominated today. Results show Patterson defeating Johnston in the final singles with scores reported as 5 2 84 and 6 0.
The new governor was sworn in today, pledging to resume operations at Union plants after closures. Officials report about 1,300 workers affected, with factories previously operating only parts of the week. A marriage ceremony and other local notes are mentioned in brief.
In Pasadena on January 1 the Ohio State Buckeyes faced California in a match described as a battle for football supremacy. Ohio held the edge late with a powerful Workman and Tinshomb combo, aiming to clinch the tournament title amid crowded stands and full roving lodgings as fans flocked to the clash.
In a muted note the president spent a calm day with close attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Mire, Francis B. Guiyre, and Margaret Wilson. The event proceeded without major incident as plans for a celebration were toned down and the president kept a low profile.
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