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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
1
Economists in the Senate push back against proposed cuts and new funding. The committee reports a 6 percent increase and a 100 million investment aimed at stabilizing the economy. Senator Ring and colleagues from Iowa and Wisconsin advocate for careful spending to support gravely needed relief and home-provision measures.
An account of a volatile courtroom close as a trial on Tulsa race tensions nears verdict. A teenage defendant and relatives face intense media glare, while prosecutors warn an acquittal would trigger repercussions. Jurors deliberate amid tense local upheaval and inquiries into the events that sparked the clash.
The Garry Hospital annual stockholders meeting was held in the Library building. Treasurer presented report for nine months ending February 28. Directors named: R. Bliva, O. P. Brown, We Daklomgy 8, B. Raton, Ton Gauttreay, A. Willstrom, Janes Kuofe, Frankaurle, D Macken, Ua W Olds,arry iB Smith. Reorganization meeting set for June 5. annual commencement exercises on June 16 with names Mind Tunile Yo Patoryou among speakers.
About 30,000 garment workers in New York resumed work after a meeting of representatives from the Amalgamated Clothing Workers and the Clothing Manufacturers' Association. An agreement was signed to remit a verbal statement from the representatives.
In St. Louis, France, a notable tennis event featured Tilden dominating the French meet. The report highlights his decisive performance against M. Duns, with other contenders failing to challenge.
Governor orders grand jury investigation into the repeated arson and looting amid a racially charged riot. Officials seek to assign responsibility for the destruction of property valued near 1.9 million and the deaths and injuries suffered by civilians.
President Harding examined naval armament issues during a trip to Annapolis. He met with experts to privately discuss technical problems facing the armed forces and the start of armament programs as the nation weighs defense needs.
Wastiengmon June reports officials feverishly seek release of Americans imprisoned in Soviet Russia. Efforts by Secretary Hughes are cited as crucial to freeing the men and women held by the Bolshoviet regime, with discussions of possible airplane missions to secure their freedom.
The report states the engagement of Hir Dire of Marlborough to Glidya Deacon daughter of the late Parker Deacon of Rowton. The ceremony was held at the duke's residence with witnesses and a formal announcement by Pelnoid Yadsiefti.
An alumni reunion is scheduled for June 10 at the Armory on Pete Avenue with invitations and a business meeting to follow. Speakers include association president Wallen Wellman and treasurer O. H. Gonuh, while committee members coordinate activities for the annual gathering.
A partially garbled report states an American was fatally harmed near Tampico during travel. It mentions U S officials and potential retaliation plans, with misread names and places creating confusion about who is involved and the exact location. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Cory Boy, a graduate of Gorry High School, completes a four year course at Glotagio College and receives a diploma today. He will study under Dr. Borwarth and Dr. Elmer Stare in Buffalo, with congratulations pouring in for his long journey and achievements.
Members of the Curry Women Voters met to discuss organization plans for the first annual county convention to be held at Community one on a Saturday in October. A letter about cooperative efforts with California women was read, inviting all members to join the event and a program of county work with out of town speaker details.
A disappointed court delivered a life imprisonment verdict for Mrs Nott after trial details are summarized in the sparse report. The ruling names the defendant and notes the legal outcome, with no further context or witnesses described.
New directors elected to the Board of C amid a low turnout of 225 total votes. Officers and members listed include Mertot, Camphelis, Menekon, Brown, Altson, Waller, Douris, Delage, and others. meeting set for Monday evening with a committee to arrange the next meeting.
A trade periodical discusses the National Bank of Corry and the National Bank of lorry, noting recent remodels and new departments. It mentions increases in deposits and loans, with figures around 1,182,807 dollars and 30,610 in a past week, and references directors including Mr. Moroney and Wstortranke.
Three British soldiers were killed in an ambush near Dublin as British troops faced the violence sparked by mounting hostilities. Reports say a Phone ambush targeted the unit during patrols, with pursuit and countermeasures underway and public officials calling for restraint and security reviews.
A fragmentary wartime report describes French forces under pressure from German and Polish attackers. Confused wording mentions skirmishes near a trench supply point and alleged enemy movements, with unclear casualty details and conflicting names.
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