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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
1
Report from Paria dated July 27 outlines talks on reparations with the Non Partisan League of Midwest farmers. The article mentions figures, political maneuvering, and anticipated German reparations policy affecting ally relations and national strategy.
The Red Cross moves into new rooms and facilities at Cameron Street, increasing workspace for nurses and volunteers. The change follows government stance on shared space and outlines future use for community services and training, while noting funding and occupancy plans.
In Mona Arkansas a man accused of slaying a woman was burned at the stake by a mob. The event occurred yesterday as authorities attempted to intervene and calm the rising crowd. The victim’s daughter Bre Hamner was reportedly among mourners at the improvised burial. Local officials condemned the act while investigations continued.
Ulster May plans to sever ties with Ireland and establish a separate government. The piece outlines campaigns to create an independent Ulster parliament, with Sinn Fein aiming to deploy men to the Ulster parliament and issue orders to withhold cooperation, hoping to force a political change.
The article reports President de Valera of Ireland quoted by L Ouyte newspaper as saying Ireland could see a revolutionary movement arising in the country. It names Gorey Hospital and lists officials including Brooks and Mine Alien Sliger and Mary For, with directors connected to Meadville City Hospital and General Hospital.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Corry man possibly aiding an Erie probe. Mentions Watrous of TD and a grand jury, with unclear leads and a February opening for a public inquiry.
Reports from Belo Diocese indicate a plan to nominate a successor for the 70 Bishop position on April 12 at the upcoming episcopal convention. A closing session of the eleventh annual convention is noted, with a postponement to April 12 to finalize the nomination.
Report lists six applications for liquor licenses from city area dealers. Names include MB. Keins hon, Emnest Torok, and Charles F. flan with recipients from Hirlos and nearby city districts.
The High Five team schedules two games this week beginning with a home match Saturday. Local politics and rail litigation center nearby, with court action pending in the Mississippi-Illinois area.
A garbled United Press report from New York and Harrisburg covers legislative adjournment and bills. It mentions dates like April 7 and 28 and notes petitions and motions amid party figures, with missing names and unclear details.
A report from Atlanta notes executives discuss wage cuts for railroad workers as a joint board weighs lowering pay. The plan follows recent state labor actions and federal precedents, with councils from Pennsylvanian routes and the Lehigh Valley involved in potential reductions.
On the eleventh day of sessions Congress examines options in industry manufacturing and federal judiciary hearings. Committees consider railroad regulation patent tariffs and forestry funding while labor and postal issues draw attention.
An accident at the Earley railroad machine loop in Merlans yesterday afternoon crushed the wheels of a locomotive. Donny W. Dearborn, president of Mogdvill, was instantly killed. He was with his wife at the scene when the incident occurred.
United Press reports Bishop Manning of the Protestant Episcopal Church in New York today received congratulatory messages from clergy and laity nationwide after a ceremonial service. The event drew messages from church leaders and parishioners as a show of support for his leadership and mission.
A desultory Senate session debate over the tariff bill continues, with Democrats and opponents trading questions and arguments. The article notes uncertain support and hints at potential passage but no final vote, reflecting tensions during the stalemate.
Reports say a court martial will announce punishment for the alleged slayer of Lieut Warren H Langdon of the U S Sentry. The incident occurred during duty near Vladivostok with Japan implicated through wartime claims.
A petition was filed with the Public Service Commission seeking a certificate of public convenience for four jitney buses operating from Erie to Union City. The promoters aim to run shuttles at set hours between key points, with specific departure times and operation details under review.
Albert E Weeks, son of Mr and Mrs C Ki Weeks of the city, departs New York for South America to oversee operations for a joint venture. The family notes he previously served overseas in the World War.
A garbled UPI filed report describes a thief boarding a moving train near Beruphon to steal packages. Investigators comb the scene as authorities pursue suspects and seek clues from the disrupted delivery train crew.
Readable text indicates Attensive Oil plans wider drilling near the city, extending to the southeast within weeks. Local company crews prepared equipment and a major well field on Spring Creek area has been leased by a Pittsburgh company.
Local health departments report many measles cases under quarantine. Officials say attention has reduced spread and most cases are improving, though the situation remains under watch as efforts continue.
Night lodging rises at the city jail with more prisoners seeking a place to sleep. Chief Peiuk notes patrols and staff are strained as facilities run short.
Dr M P Hynirick of Meadville leads a statewide veterinary examination in this district. Officials from the State Bureau of Industry supervise the event as local veterinarians participate in testing.
A report from Wartorn Crawtont county states Bertillian will recover after an incident left Bathor Greenwalt fatally shot. Authorities note medical officials expect improvement as investigations continue and no further details were released.
County commissioners announce construction contracts totaling over 17 million for asphalt paving along multiple routes including Petiragre Marl Route 25 Girard township and routes through Waterford Cambridge and Erie county. Additional project adds a second lane and bridges to improve traffic flow. Total funding includes county funds plus state road aid and tolls.
Keystone suffered a 20 to 10 defeat to Spiral in a scrimmage watched by Jamestown with Keystonien limited by turnovers and errant shooting. Key players included Riley and Collins while Spiral’s Hough and Gurley Wilkes provided steady scoring in a tense early-season matchup.
Corryllen flock to Lake Columbus for skating as the period remains fair and mild. Local observers note some groups have begun to drift away from the ice while others report improving conditions for the season.
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