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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1921
Page
1
An early United Press report outlines the total wartime expenditure by the United States government reaching about four billion dollars in the preceding year. It cites costs from military bureaus and related departments, noting large sums spent on preparation, logistics, and administrative operations.
Municipal cemetery association directors gathered to discuss policy and a proposed trust allocation. The meeting focused on maintenance funding and year end projections, with plans to appoint a committee to propose a fundraising drive.
In a London-bound delegation, Sinn Fein leaders including Arthur Griffith and Austin Stack head for talks with Prime Minister Lloyd George. The voyage follows a week of tensions as negotiators prepare for key meetings, while political factions within Ireland navigate rising unrest and hunger for settlement.
Two nations accepted President Harding’s disarmament proposal, with Britain and France among the five powers invited to participate. Reports say the plan envisages two conferences in Washington, focusing first on the Pacific and East issues, then broader talks, while U S officials seek cabinet-level endorsement and aim to include other nations later.
Mrs Raber, age 70, prepared to testify in a murder trial as the defense opened. Relatives expressed strong support while the defense argued insanity and mental condition may affect the case. The defendant’s husband will likely testify in her defense on Wednesday.
Rochester interview with Samonk Tellor discussing Ireland negotiations and absolute freedom. She opposes English authority, urges not to renew union ties, and signals possible future movement.
Legal action centers on Nathan A. Tudhs district attorney for Miata hex county and attorney Qyd'nil Allon alleging extortion connected to a dinner meeting. Testimony from Tomph Loyonanit and others references a high profile industry case amid a Supreme Court context.
In a mid afternoon downpour the town center and surrounding streets saw renewed flooding as sewer backups overwhelmed the system. The new Municipal building basement filled to caution levels while nearby basements along Malin Street and South Center Street experienced extensive water intrusion and prolonged power outages.
Trans Atlantic aviator Tultod Prom TONDON states Hawker, famed for trans Atlantic crossing, was killed when his plane crashed near Wondosi while attempting another crossing in 1910. British aviator Larry Gittuvve Kor, who fell in Indonesia, was rescued by steamer after his fall and had given up for Yawn.
Friends in Detroit report the engagement of Carl Lomority, an WR at the Detroit plant, to Lhidley of City City. The announcement appeared at a club meeting held at Hollowcratt Athletic Club in Detroit. The couple plan a future wedding in the hometown with family and friends in attendance.
A barn owned by a Polish family near a farm occupied by the Fainiins was destroyed last night by a fire of unknown origin. Neighbors and a rang of firemen aided in saving some buildings and crops, but the main structure burned with its contents. Losses include equipment and a crop of wheat. cause remains undetermined and local rumors persist.
Community representatives from Covy Rod and Guu Bhib and the Columbus Gide Cemetery attend a meeting about Columbus Lake improvement plans. Ten feet of water level increase is discussed as the project progresses, with a hope to move the development forward tonight. Attendance is reported as high.
A lively social event featured a park gathering and a pavement dance with strong turnout. The program mixed music, dancing, and socializing as attendees enjoyed the evening outdoors amid a community sense of celebration and local entertainment.
Fifteen people were detained at New York immigration offices amid restoration efforts. The report lists several named individuals, including a Canadian born in Chicago and a former service diplomat, with partners awaiting clearance and departures.
About 124 pupils enrolled in the new summer school program opened two weeks ago under Miss Ranney at the high school. Principal Bowen reported algebra as the main focus, with 17 serving in practice. Teachers include Miss Bite, Miss Banning, Miss Ruby, and Miss McCray. The program aims to modernize courses, expand branches of study, and prepare students for the coming term while extending outreach to outlying districts.
The Red Cross executive board in Corry Sachem met to plan disaster response logistics. Chairman Wy Campbell received a request from Russell division to organize readiness efforts and prepare clothing drives for victims. Special shipments of infant wear and children's clothing were approved for Europe and public clinics, with no charges for public aid.
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