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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1921
Page
1
A city issued notice for a Monday evening public meeting on proposed water rate changes. The plan would raise charges for large users while offering a $9,500 pre-protection rate for smaller entities. officials warn the compromise may face rejection by consumers and a tied vote could lead to further action. The meeting aims to present engineering evaluations and the proposed rates from the water company alongside consumer concerns.
A meeting of all water consumers is set for Monday evening the 26th at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in the Municipal building. The aim is an amicable settlement with the Corry Water Supply Company over a proposed rate increase. G L Alexander mayor presides.
Dispatch from Rome reports heavy fighting near Srazana with twenty killed and about forty wounded. Officials note a violent crackdown during a failed cabinet overthrow as socialist factions clash with fascist forces. casualties include reported executions at hospitals.
British reply to Briand Silesian note awaited as a second demand to permit troops into the air area was transmitted to London without consent. Ambassadors in Grout Delta and others report British response expected amid tensions over German reparation and territory changes.
In Turrimosburg Mississippi a mob hanged a white man, Susey Tees, sentenced for the murder of Mrs. J. Muniley, in the courthouse yard. The hanging occurred before the execution could proceed after an appeal to the supreme court stayed the case.
The Wayne township paving fund seeks remaining subscriptions to finance the Hare Creek road project from Neath Gorty, Pa, to Windley Lake linking with the brick road. Patrons promise half the subscription when work starts and the rest when the town is under construction, with payments managed by the Corry trustee. About 42,800 remains to be collected of a 100.00 total goal, and the road is to begin in 1904 with about half complete two weeks ago.
Fragments detail funeral services and full military honors for Corry residents who died in war. Private James Henry, Private John R. Lain, and others are named with home addresses, units, flags, escorts, and planned interment details. Local American Legion and WWI era associations referenced amid scattered dates and locations.
An oil well dispute near a farm escalated to threats and a gun warrant, ending with a quarrel and a beating. Mo Causland and Bonnell, owners tied to the gas well, were involved. mates settled differences and both defendants freed. The case centers on disputed ownership and alleged coercive actions.
Washington reports a July confrontation on the floor between Rep Johnson of Kentucky and Rep Braun of Wisconsin as the exchange grew heated and a pocket motion suggested a possible weapon. The clash involved aggressive questioning and shouting as members attempted to regain order.
A detailed account of a hold up near Misauisi Pachio paimenorrain No 205 by train crews in axzival here. The reported loss reaches thousands of dollars amid chaotic testimony. Also mentions French government demands on troop transport through Germany and other scattered local notes.
A chaotic scene unfolded as federal agents joined local authorities in investigating a major bootlegging operation connected to a public disturbance. Reports describe a high tension raid at a residence, seizures of illicit cargo, and ongoing efforts to file formal charges while authorities coordinate with federal prosecutors.
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A New York student and unnamed backers discuss purchasing a plan for a chain of floating bars to span from Tallahassee, Maine to Tampa, Texas, with Harding in on the Atlantic camp idea along with Ford and Edison. The report notes stock market reactions and a presidential outing toward a motor caravan toward the Blue Ridge camp, near the Potomac.
Congress began work on taxation and tariff measures as President Harding pushes a special session. The Ways and Means Committee and related groups are active, focusing on revenue issues and proposed tariffs amid ongoing legislative activity.
A report on Sinn Fein opposition to a proposed peace plan in Ireland. The piece notes divisions within Sinn Fein about accepting the offer and discusses prospects for renewed hostilities and the potential impact on political strategy and future negotiations.
A London exclusive reports Premier Hughes and Australian PM discuss a preliminary conference to address vital world problems, including arms control and disarmament. The plan aims to set terms for a broader meeting in July, with expected attendance by major powers. The note hints at agreed outlines and potential dates, signaling a push toward formal talks.
Report of gas well testing near Bunnell farm results in heavy flow and immediate plans to drill more wells on the property. Grand Valley drillers, led by Mr. Atorhead of Grand Valley, expected on site within days to advance operations as communities watch for impacts and potential further development.
The Ilk of Historeal Uiroto held a very enjoyable picnic at Luke Holumbus this afternoon in honde Be Mra. George Barlow led an expedition and praise for a pleasant day. A sumptuous supper was served, and everything possible was done to ensure a long remembered outing by Mel, Barlow and many friends.
In New York on a July day, Wallace Northcutt arrives amid a public welcome. The London publisher is accompanied by an unidentified official, with local reception noted though details are unclear due to damaged text.
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