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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
1
The article reports Schwab denying a claim of holding a large $200,000 account. It quotes statements from executives during a hearing before the Shipping Board related to Emergency Po rt actions. The piece references figures and individuals tied to the Bethlehem Steel era and mentions investigations by the Shipping Board.
Dublin, tn 21. Two uniformed men were under arrest today charged with assault and murder in connection with a fatal shooting in Dublin. Police declined to confirm if the suspects were connected to the Crown forces or to the victim. The case remains under investigation as officers search for further details.
In New York on June 21, 1921, convicts Mire Urls, Bossi, and Bivens were sentenced after escape attempts at a quarry. Bing was sentenced to seven years and testified he did not act alone.
Workers union leaders rally against government proposals affecting the coal industry. William Green, secretary of the union, calls for action as the movement grows amid industry worries and political pressure.
Tio Fpworthian girls meet the Jasil6y from Bho Meld at the Presby'ter gym tonight. The teams have undergone intensive practice and expect to secure a victory this evening.
Raymond Mul el and Whitey Blover youngest members of a gang were found guilty of murder for the killing of Abram Yellen, a clothing dealer. They were sentenced to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison the week of March 7. Harold Webber of Cleveland, the third member, was sentenced to life in prison.
United Press reports a mob clash in Castel Ammara Malin involving alleged Holsheve members of the city administration. Ten people were killed and many injured as a riot erupted on a Fail road location as guards and Holshevik supporters confronted each other.
In a United Press dispatch from January 21 1917 Lyman J Gage former secretary of the treasury urges a uniform government bond to fund war efforts. He argues a consolidated bond issue at a favorable rate would streamline financing for the army and armaments program.
A honeymooning couple aboard a plane from Buffalo to Tennessee was involved in a fatal air crash near Hamilton. The flight faced a wintry delay and cold snap, with weathering conditions blamed for the tragedy. Local reports note the pair had married recently and were traveling for their honeymoon when the accident occurred.
Reporter Raymond Clapper notes Harding plans a Pacific tour with stops on the way to St. Augustine. The trip is linked to campaign activities and potential stops in Boston and Marian for Masonic duties.
Maj. Gen. Vogel urges publication of draft deserters lists to ensure accuracy. The War Department will publish names after local boards review rolls, with efforts to arrest those on the list for desertion and to prevent false accusations of evasion.
A physician allegedly administered a wrong drug leading to the deaths of Minn Monida Deonney and another patient. The incident occurred in Toronto as authorities investigate the possible medical error.
British newspapers today praised four French policies announced by Prime Minister Briand. The coverage described a shift in France’s foreign policy as welcomed with warmth and sympathetic commentary across London grapevines.
Violent crowds move through Vienna demanding price cuts and food access as labor unions press a government ultimatum. Police augmented by army drills clash with rioters while threats of store seizures and rationed goods ripple through the city.
A Baltimore explosion left three dead and caused a police and district attorney response. Reported victims include Fred O. Carter and Kenley, with authorities planning further investigations and potential appeals related to the incident.
Washington reports the president has released information on the Japan situation. Officials say the plan includes steps by the State Department to outline Sino Japanese relations and the war’s impact on U S policy. The administration notes a forthcoming commission discussion and emphasizes the broader strategic intent in Pacific affairs.
The Erie diocese reveals priest assignments and reassignment. Reverend Fitzhugh Gaarmona and others move between parishes including St Galliatia Kane and St Andrew's, Erie. Monsignor P. J. Shoritan remains as vicar general. Three seminarians welcomed into service amid ceremony at St Peter's cathedral.
A Mine in the Pittston area faces a strike by one Outland miner from the Butler valley set off by objections to reinstatement of nine workers under a prior agreement. Efforts were made to rally other workers across northern collieries in sympathy with the action.
Senate committees debate labor wage rules and tariff impacts while joint committees discuss Pacific coast issues. House hearings cover disarmament views and Argentine sugar parity, with examinations of war assets and federal appropriations.
Report from Lancaster shows state police cracking a Pennsylvania whiskey ring during the Silesian plebiscite period. Authorities say bonded liquor shipment disruptions linked to routes from Buffalo to Philadelphia, with arrests and ongoing investigations mentioned by Oil City officials.
Special to the Tournal reports an inquest into Moran’s fatal shooting on West Seventieth street will be held tonight by Coroner Candis Brasfield. Officials, including District Attorney Blass, allege testimony may reveal who triggered the attack and whether suspects pressured witnesses.
Confused notices suggest blank income tax forms will be issued after January 25 as the revenue department plans to start collections for part year filers under $5,000. Officials indicate forms may be ready by month’s end, though member reports vary and some details remain unclear.
Preliminary plans for a reorganization of the Chamber of Commerce will be discussed at a members meeting. The session will be held at a city building and cover proposed changes to the organization and membership structure. All members are urged to attend.
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