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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1921
Page
1
United Press report outlines Peret's failure and Poincare potential cabinet formation. Mentions Miller’s designation and Whewell cabinet speculation, with political maneuvering amid competition for power and reform plans.
Police report a dramatic post office robbery with six men present. A touring car arrived as two suspects fled, four entered the building and fired a shot, causing a chaotic heist and subsequent arrests during the investigation.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports fears of renewed banditry in northern Mexico amid political unrest and unemployment. Observers note armed escorts on trains and small rebel bands near the Texas border as leaders promise reforms, while industrial distress may fuel further unrest.
United Press reports a gilt feather edition Bible was purchased for the inauguration ceremonies. James L. Mather, a clerk of the court, prepared the volume and noted the significance of the oath taken by the president-elect.
New York January 15 United Press reports Tim in New York demands fair shot for his fighter Johnny Kilbane as rival promoter Tic Tickard claims Kilbane near agreement to fight Chaney Becker in a Monday Madison Square Garden card.
United Frew QONSIAININOPLE reports that Turk leader Keel was moved to the Angora front as British offices announce December losses of 52 killed and 148 wounded with five missing in Tang. A weather note records snow and hunting reports, while personal notices mention Genevive McMahon and several local residents visiting relatives.
In Chardon Ohio Marie Green 27 and her three children perished in a devastating blaze. A lone survivor Walter Green 6, sought help as flames engulfed the dwelling. Neighbors and firefighters arrived quickly but could not save the family. Fire officials investigate the cause as the home filled with smoke.
The report describes a failed assassination attempt linked to Lenin and details a chaotic New York stock market session with fluctuating prices in steel, petroleum, rubber, and rail shares. It notes heightened security, a bomb incident near a guarded area, and mixed sentiment among rail specialists as traders anticipated near-term risks.
Raymond Clapper reports a cabinet reshuffle is underway with Charles Dagres eyed for war department and Andrew Mellon possibly moved from treasury. Senator Weeks seeks treasury, while Dawes remains a top alternative. Harding aims to cut costs, estimating potential savings of 25 million dollars annually in the war department.
Washington Jan 16 unani mously approved a resolution by Rep Brooks of Pennsylvania urging the President to use discretion to call an informational conference. In Annapolis Maryland a nurse named Harry M Wavanaugh aged 35 died after being beaten and thrown into a ditch beside a roadway following a night of exposure and injuries.
United Press dispatch describes J Straubys near death on a train en route from New York to Anlatuck. A telegraph message requested an undertaker. the man reportedly revived as the train neared its destination, creating a peculiar turnout and mystery surrounding the incident.
Rumors swirl about police department leadership changes as the Ciel Service Baird convenes on Jans Hory 200 for testing of potential candidates. Officials claim no final moves, but some named names, dates, and a forthcoming commission submission of appointments.
Senate committees take up tariff revisions on wool and trade measures while finance and ways and means discuss tariff schedule changes. Subcommittees probe War Department real estate, grain and population bills, and naval and diplomatic appropriation topics amid ongoing hearings.
Ble dispatch reports a public communique calling for investigation of internment camp conditions in Teeland. It claims 128 percent of internees faced issues, that 46 men may have been detained without trial, and that none were told charges or given proper notice, prompting calls for inquiry.
Mexico City January 15 The new cabinet seating plan was to be discussed today with focus on the railroad situation and foreign relations. Visitors included Mr Job B Batary and Mrs. Nin Pyitersoy, with Mrs. Ralph Webb and children from Speurtusburg attending.
A chaotic account describes ongoing ambushes and killings in Ireland amid a war-like atmosphere. Reports detail civilians targeted near homes and theatres, with explosions daily and gunfire injuring and killing helpers and officers. The piece notes masked attacks by Sinn Fein and security raids on shops, portraying Dublin as a city under constant threat.
A Thursday afternoon teachers meeting at Corry High School opened with remarks by Superintendent Hemstreet. Mr Brown presented a report on a state educational conference held in Farrixbury and chaired a round table discussion on improving work in Corry, highlighting summer school and university extensions with Mary Kenney reporting on history and reading programs. The session closed with thanks for teachers’ cooperation and a positive outlook.
United Press reports three individuals in Hoppontown are charged in a suspected get rich quick scheme tied to a fraudulent investment. The operation involved the Boslduidd and Damp Hell company. Prosecutors seek two-year terms and outline a complex investment plan requiring funds within a stated period.
Wright tops Wright’s squad with strong scoring and defense as Allegheny freshmen beat Wash High 20 point line. Corry and Carron lead visitors while Mourton and Weight loom for the home team. Substitutions and early foul trouble shape the game verdict.
Letters sworn by Anthony M. Keller allege bribery and corruption involving a federal official working in Brie. Allegations were dispatched to Washington by Hermon Eldridge executive secretary of the Mon Interim Federation.
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