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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
6
A damaged wartime union note reports two hundred railroad workers idling at Kane amid nearby facilities. The piece mentions a plan to reduce work hours and shift one day of the work week to other companies, with emphasis on potential employment changes and local response.
A detailed report states an embezzler has been captured following a three month pursuit involving authorities. The case references multiple leads, measurements, and investigative steps leading to the suspect’s apprehension.
Fragmentary OCR notes report confiscated liquor at St Marys on June 21 with unclear accompanying figures and local details. The entry mentions entries and a vague reference to officials or authorities and a public store or post. Further readable items discuss a home offense and related actions, though specifics are garbled.
A reader calling themselves Indoor Court Fan requests quicker contests in the local schedule. The note cites nearby squads and groups such as St. Marys Cadets, Dunkirk Akers, Frantin, Oil City Mimron, and Jamestown American Legion as possible participants in the disputed lineup.
In a brief note the Adbson Bradford and St. Marys announce a move to speed up basketball exhibitions. The management says recent patronage supports giving spectators a faster article, with traveling aggregations used for exhibition contests and the teams promising quicker play.
A Pennsylvanian report notes during the holiday week an average 4 percent of cars were extra sleeping cars. The week saw a maximum daily figure of 160 passenger cars on Pennsylvania equipment, with a single day requiring 1724 trips.
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