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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
1
Report from Dublin cites a peaceful settlement push by Irish leaders opposed to continued violence. The piece notes pro and anti British factions, government fears, and ongoing riot conditions as Britain faces pressure toward a swift settlement.
Local residents report weeks of garbage dumped along East Main Street and sidewalks near Minworth and Turdocien. Officials are urged to enforce laws, remove piles, and curb ongoing violations affecting the community and property owners.
Negligence by Towemer and Linkerio railroad is blamed for the death of Panes Alieuin 35 and Mercia Waliove 21. Coroner Mr Curilol's inquest is set for Thursday with jurors finding failure to provide proper protection at the Twelfth and Baibberry crossing led to the dispatch of workers and the fatality.
United Press dispatch reports Kerensky era figures plan a conference to reunite revolutionary factions. Tehernov, ex agriculture minister, will preside as delegates from the revolutionary party and Duma factions meet to discuss military chances and unity amid rumors of Polish and French alignments and possible Russian spring offensives.
Leonard Babcock a Franklin fireman is missing and believed seen near Hydetown between Hydetown and Troy Center. Authorities said he may have visited a home for food and warmth before wandering toward Troy Center as searches continued with no new leads by afternoon.
Union City hosts Kane High with five players in the lineup including Mary Splemman Hall Sprodman and Korner guesting from Pittsburgh for the weekend. Miss Berchtold accompanies the group for the game this afternoon at the Union City gym.
Reports say authorities across towns have arrested many drivers with 1920 plates after December notices requiring car plates and valid registrations. The Highway Department, Harrisburg and local officials consider penalties, while some grace periods and delays in mail plate issuance slow enforcement.
Western financiers say passage of the emergency agricultural tariff law will curb unemployment and stabilize prices. Senator Penrose faces criticism over the tariff stance as business leaders urge action to protect industries and maintain employment and output.
New York City police commissioner denounces the so called crime wave as propaganda. He says the metropolitan police department is the most complete and efficient in the world, while warning crooks to avoid the public panic and seek lawful work.
Senate committees continued emergency tariff debate immigration hearings and witness testimony. Several panels moved toward budget and appropriation actions while discussing naval personnel and Philippine finances amid ongoing trade and agriculture hearings across key panels.
Fragmented text suggests a Senate committee, chaired by Senator Penrose, resumed hearings on the emergency measure. Mentions of Amovt Utah and a Republican founder figure imply political debate and expected weather impacts with rain and cloudy conditions forecast for the day.
A garbled text fragment depicts intense factional clashes surrounding Penrose and Benatar To le Penrow Aaday. It mentions critics, internal committee battles, and rivals in Dewitt, with references to efforts to challenge Penrose’s hold, and citations of political maneuvering across Rever and Wistington regions.
An agenda notes upcoming reports on galley Erie and a January 15 meeting, with officers Captain Mary Tiene and Chaplain M8 overseeing preparations for a Washington parade and winter drill. A separate gas rate case will be reviewed by John Bling and the Public Service Commission in Harrisburg amid municipal push for re open of the state permit.
Industrial freight and revenue surged in the period after World War I, with freight tonnage rising and revenue per ton increasing. Nine months of 1920 show freight handled at about 1.683 billion tons and total passenger revenue climbing about five percent, reflecting broader production gains and a shift toward sustained railroad activity.
Balloonists near the end of a northern journey, with reports from AP and Royal Canadian forces. The article mentions a pull toward Mary, Wilivear, and possible rally to Ottawa, detailing aircraft movements and allied routes as teams travel toward a final destination.
Funeral services for R C Colegrove were conducted by Rev Jymuni of the MH whinedy church. A large crowd attended at Pine Gere, with pallbearers and mourners paying final respects. The service highlighted Colegrove’s military service and family ties, noting his survivors and the community’s tribute.
Paris January 7 United Press Wallace claims the United States lacks representation at a sensitive conference of provident bodies. He asserts President Biden’s instructions hindered plans and stresses a need to strengthen military power and alliance support amid ongoing plots. Emmaquel parish vestry meeting elected members including Benioae Aon and D Williams Jr with others listed.
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