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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
1
Unclear text suggests President Harling plans a weekend in Valley Forge area with Senator Kroes at his home in Pennsylvania. Readable fragments indicate travel by automobile and public appearances. specifics on dates and events are not discernible.
Fragmented OCR notes report the death of a Supreme Court clerk in what appears to be Maryland or nearby, mentioning a court involvement and a petition or appointment process. Names and exact places are obscured by damaged text, but the item centers on a court official’s death and subsequent procedural references.
A damaged OCR reads as iMy United Proay London event notes. Names like Sotah Byrom Down, Alosonilor and Morgandae appear garbled. Mentions Kady Molnar and Parney Myrnan with unclear roles. Overall details remain unreadable.
United Press reports Huston may be nominated for the U S Shipping Board chairman post as discussions unfold after a late yesterday briefing. Washington sources say Howton and other officials considered Huston for the role while Teala and Haya confer with officials at the White House about the appointment.
A report details widespread food law violations across Erie County including adulterated dairy products and beverages. Officials found numerous cases involving milk and drink products, with over nine thousand items implicated and actions taken against offenders. The text notes enforcement by the state and county authorities and indicates some products were found noncompliant or improperly labeled.
Roy A Mewtowletnm will deliver a baccalaureate sermon at the 1994 graduation ceremony. The event will be held Sunday evening at 8 o clock in the auditorium with graduates and faculty in attendance. The program opens with a hymn and continues with remarks from school officials.
The article discusses a government and industry inquiry into industrial loss and employment conditions. It highlights a proposed joint effort by government, public sectors, trade unions, employers, labor groups, and financiers to recognize and address employment issues.
United Press reports Washington plans to act to curb riots arising from labor disputes. Two bills backed by sponsors aim to prevent outbreaks similar to East St. Louis and other nationwide incidents. Proponents say proposed remedies could curb violence and protect lives and property.
More than 4,000,000 workers idle as a wave of strikes spreads. Cotton mill owners served notices amid wage-cut proposals. Industry faces disruption as operatives remain determined to resist wage reductions.
Everett Wav ing anustroan his Aroume of mingling With thy maker of history at Wash nytoh for fifteen monthe in Leivenworth prison. He was found WILLY by Judge Candin of imperonat ing a federnl officer with intent to de fraud. Fort Chicago thunder deputy shot at NYC deputies in a reported beating incident.
Six people among Sinn Fein were killed in an ambush near Carrow Kennedy County Cop Ties last night. A group of constables and other men were travelling when gunfire erupted. several others were injured, and the attackers fled. The incident is described as one of the most successful attacks in recent times.
House committees debate consolidating soldier agencies and naturalization reform. Public buildings and grounds panel meets. reports on hospital funding and rail inquiries appear. Agriculture panel hears more testimony on grain and gambling bills amid deficit concerns.
Funeral services in memory of the late Dr B Livermore were held yesterday afternoon at Astoclopk on Wright Street. A large gathering of Trinity residents and acquaintances paid tribute, with Knight Templar and Commandery members marching in procession and Dr J Babbit reading a poem. The body accompanied to Rutland by an escort of twenty men, with burial services to be held there.
County officials urge early payment of taxes from county women as the Board of Commissioners meets. Officials say many women have refused to pay, but by law they are obligated to settle taxes. Partial payments will be collected as the tax period remains open.
Washington dispatch reports heated debate over naval appropriations as House leaders clash with Senate plans. Proponents push a roughly 400 million dollar program including components for warships and related defense needs. Mondell and other leaders argue for or against specific line items amid calls for timely action.
A contested bid to remove Samuel Gompers as head of the American Federation of Labor is tied to an open letter from Tom Nohait and Kinmmpars urging reform. The letter advocates changes in leadership and policy at the federation's annual meeting in Montreal and calls for action by prominent labor figures.
Erie council debates public service rate policy amid tensions with Corry, Warren, and Will over whether to join forces against a 50 cent charge. Officials insist the rate is exorbitant and unfair, arguing for actions to challenge the tariff through a regional conference and potential legal avenues as the Public Service Commission ruling looms.
A fragmentary report notes plans for Argentina to join a South American bloc and follow League of Nations directives. It mentions pending meetings and possible adoption of policies, with unclear details and several corrupted names and dates.
Nine of the department heads from the Cors Mamestown Corp met in private at an avenue venue for a hangout and social session. The general manager led introductions and spoke on business matters tied to Horner Howard Looking. Attendees included Vo, CAL Andixson, CL B. Windall, Ai E. Rehnborg, We R. Hulthere, Chases Winall, I. K. Slam Ineny, O. Matson, and Lawyonen Van donhinat.
A garbled notice describes a new commercial opening next Monday at the East Muln wheet area. It mentions Bilge Foon, Midhwouwlor, and George Rednes managing the hotel, with remodeling completed by Julius Behnwidor’s team. The piece lists dining and snacking options, new furnishings, and a May patrol assignment for Mr. Bedira, reflecting a bustling but unclear local business scene.
Fragmentary report notes a House committee’s favorable lay on a voter over a party line. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable. The item hints at Democrat party dynamics and a negative voter stance but lacks concrete details.
A suspect, 18 year old telephone operator Nowhall, surrendered to police in Wareivburg and was brought to trial on a murder charge tied to the death of a New York era playmaid. The case features statements from the accused and testimony about the events surrounding the crime and investigation.
Preliminary plan outlines a school athletic season for 1921 99 with aims to organize teams and events. The fragment references a captain and coaching roles, noting efforts to prepare schedules and roles for athletic leadership amid unclear context.
Draft program of work outlines tasks for Corry B O F with a focus on planning and coordination. Mentions key figures HL Cox and a secretary role, plus unnamed locations and activities. The text is garbled and hard to parse, but indicates an agenda for work items and leadership.
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