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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1921
Page
1
A Corry party traveling near Mount Morris suffered injuries in a Saturday accident. Cars carrying Mr and Mrs Corry and others collided after their vehicle wheel failed, with passengers including Miss Carlott Anderson and Mr Williamson among those reported injured. authorities investigated the scene and noted no fatalities.
Fragmented OCR text describes a legislative move to recess Congress with unclear names and stray phrases. No coherent actions or outcomes are clearly identifiable. The readable bits imply a procedural scheduling item but lack concrete facts or dates.
A distorted dispatch reports Pope Pius XII addressing Catholic workers in Rome about world labor issues. The garbled text references warnings to workers and mentions religious themes, with unclear surrounding details or dates.
United Press report details a catastrophic explosion at the Standard Oil facility. Nine people died and approximately 49 were injured as a fire spread, damaging equipment and spreading oil over the grounds and nearby areas.
Hardings Return To Capital after vacation at Sonakor Fordings huyson. Mogdtone is Mrw Mardiiing lart here early tyityy for Washington. Friday Hiook arrives in capital after noon. President bans evil affairs during stay. golf twice a day.
Shaw believes Dempsey faced a rough beating as he was backed into the corner by a rival in the bout. The fragmentary dispatch from New York World suggests Shaw criticized the handling and outcome, while noting Dempsey’s vulnerability in the early rounds.
Davis hears railroad demands over government bonds valued at about 1.28 billion dollars. Rail officials press for compensation tied to wartime labor costs and property protections, arguing the government owes increased claims beyond prior estimates.
Haywood plans a major industrial uprising as propaganda spreads amid a hotel blaze. Reports describe agitation among workers and calls for action, with references to Moscow and Bolshevik influence.
United Press reports London observers believe a near-term settlement in Ireland hinges on a rapid accord among Sinn Fein Ulster Unionists and the British government. Premier Lloyd George signals possible moves to ease tensions, tying Dublin talks to broader British policy and coalition pressures.
Two men from Oil City and Cleveland were injured when their car overturned on Cleveland road south of Mimroytlo early today. Charlox P Hetey of Oil City sustained skull and internal injuries but was believed alive at 9 p m. J Le Qaighy of Cleveland also injured and sent home in good condition.
In a Tulsa courtroom Ola Mulsa of Golitis and Jaty Devereaux were charged with murdering a judge. The trial began with the two women alleged to have plotted the judge’s death and to have provided poisons.
A train collision at a crossing in Jolanta Georgia killed two people as an automobile struck the train tracks. A 36 year old driver and a second occupant perished after the auto was struck by the Contra train. Amy Cunningham, a bystander, sustained minor injuries when she was near the elevated platform. An electric wire reportedly caused a fall that led to the crash scene.
The Navy Department announced today that American warships have been sent to Tampico Mexico to guard against any trouble in the oil zone. The move follows rising tensions and aims to protect American interests and personnel in the area.
Rail leaders and labor board officials convened in Chicago to discuss wage cuts and new working agreements. The session aimed to set terms for a multibillion dollar annual industry outlook while signaling cautious acceptance from unions and companies alike.
A Meadville man lost $1150 in an Erie incident as a street encounter led to theft during a transfer at a busy intersection. Reports describe the suspect as a local resident who approached the victim, prompting a hurried escape with money and valuables before medical help was sought.
Corry residents attended the Golden Rule Sales Event with many buying items from Collen Rito kiln. Interviews noted strong interest and community turnout as organizers plan next sale and auction.
A fragmented report notes nationwide Fourth of July safety efforts and incidents. References to Haley, Uly, and various cities mention gatherings, attempts at preventing drownings, tire explosions, and other hazards. Specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Unclear OCR text mentions a state hold and assault case involving a champion. Reference to a formal hearing and investigation notes possible charges or actions. Names, places, and precise events are garbled and not reliably extractable.
In a clipped report from Indiana, the text notes American forces in Germany planning a troop withdrawal within weeks. Representative Anenone Raiane, overseeing army appropriations in the House, indicates the war department will need to relax troop levels as the current fiscal year advances.
The article reports on tenor Enrico Caruso facing a potential loss of his singing voice due to health issues. It references a legal or regulatory action, with mentions of officials and a cautious assessment of his condition. The piece notes the public interest in his career and ongoing industry scrutiny.
A court holds a youth in custody in connection with the death of a boy aged 17. Investigators say the incident occurred during an event at a local area, with police continuing the inquiry and noting the motive remains unclear.
The long awaited arrival of a Corry youth to New York is noted as he travels toward the metropolis to be laid to rest. Officials expect interment in his home city with family awaiting the procession and solemn rites for the well known local young man.
Epworthians of Corry announce a Saturday evening event on the lawn in front of Ray-Wowtack, corner of South Center and Pleasant streets, with decorations and music by the local orchestra. The gathering features a program by the Epworth Wives and Young People’s organizations, offering performances and a communal social event.
Corry spent one of its quietest Fourth of July celebrations in years with sparse local events. Residents attended ceremonies in Sparandburg and nearby towns such as Titusville and Findley while the Americian Legion band provided music. City League games offered the main daytime entertainment and Columbus outing drew little attendance.
Funeral services for Arthur Duffy, who died from injuries after a motorcycle accident near Terre Haute, were held at St Elizabeth's church. Rev. Thomas J O’Hern officiated a solemn high mass, with prayers and tributes from family and friends. Burial followed at St Elizabeths Cemetery, with pallbearers named from the local community and many attendees from out of town.
A local St Thomas lawn social yielded a small turnout with casual conversations and informal games. Organizers reported friendly community vibes and plans for a future gathering.
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