Plans to raise city valuation in 1922 assessment session
City Tax Revision and Appeal Board last night discussed increasing the annual valuation of Corry to fund city needs. Officials projected the 1922 assessment would raise from 48,841,820 to about 44,497,100, boosting borrowing capacity and reducing village aid, with pavements and sewers planned and new levies proposed. The notice orders the Board to prepare a full county and city property schedule, listing every inhabitant over 21 and all property including roads, personal property, and improvements, by September 1921.
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Sinn Feiners Raid Causes Heavy Losses in Military Movement
One hundred Sinn Feiners were captured in a rout during a large military operation. Losses included equipment and planes. Sinn Feiners were killed or wounded and military casualties were reported.
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Naval Bill Faces Snag in House Debate
Washington June 7 a new naval bill worth 500 million dollars moves to conference today as Senate and NASA differ over armament plans. Senator Horak, author of a amend ment urging a presidential conference with Britain, Japan, and the United States, warns the House that failure to act could derail the entire naval program. Majority Leader Mondell says he doubts the House will accept the Joint Amendment.
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Congress Urged to Aid Immigrants and Public Schools Events
Emergency legislation is urged to assist thousands of immigrants en route, facing crowded conditions and risks at sea. The article notes upcoming school year events, end-of-year ceremonies, and a senior debate, with references to reorganizing the school system and summer program plans.
Grant Permit Sewer Project Near Future
A local board announces a forthcoming permit for the Bowt Main reel sewer extension in Corry Pa after state and health department reviews. Officials discuss funding, restrictions, and pending petitions, including a street alignment near Dunne and Smith, with city plans for park improvements and fountain upgrades.
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Present Class Play Tonight At High School Auditorium
The presentation of Hol. Whito tonight at the high school auditorium under the Senior class will showcase an evening of wordy goings by, with a familiar cast ready to perform professionally. Mink Beon directs for You B. Rogers Producing Co, predicting an excellent show from an artistic point of view. Additional performances are announced for nearby venues, with tickets at the door. Adjutant Smith returned today from a trip to New York.
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Rickards to Head Militia Bureau
Gorge C. Richards will be appointed head of the Militia Bureau, Secretary of War Winks said today. The announcement places Richards in charge of militia affairs as the government reshapes national defense.
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Woman Bandit Sought in New York Robbery
A female robber suspected in the hold up of a jewelry shop on Martly Bappo Street in New York is sought by authorities. A companion, Georga Dosmo, was detained after a chase but refused to identify the suspect.
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Fire disrupts two plants as 1800 workers laid off
A large blaze hit the Cedar Company and McKeesport Mapleire plants near Port Vue, leaving about 1800 workers idle. The fire damaged facilities and interrupted tire production and related operations as emergency crews responded last night.
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Odd Fellows In Big Pageant In Tangled Text
A garbled, OCR style notice reports an Odd Fellows pageant with lodge officers arriving by plane for a statewide event. The piece mentions representatives from parishes and a crowd watching the parade, with travel details incomplete and many errors.
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U S Warships to Check Revolt of Chinese Forces
Fragmentary report notes U S warships to monitor Chinese revolt with naval forces near treaty port in the northwest, limited by garbled OCR. Unclear names, dates, and places.
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Married at Erie Today
Irene Bishoy Wad Edwast My Allin mixed up details of a noon wedding at Erie. The report notes the couple planned to reside at 190, with a large group of friends and family expected to extend congratulations. A business visitor from Sherman was noted in the day’s wrap.
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Farmhands Mobilizing For Harvest Amid Labor Pressure
An article notes a large mobilization of farmhands across major regions as harvest nears. It cites heightened demand for seasonal workers, improving prospects for agricultural output and export potential, with officials emphasizing efficiency and faster turnover in field work.
Stanford Hose Club Opens Quarters to Public
Public access offered to Stanford Hose Club quarters with visitors touring rooms and a souvenir booklet listing members of the Stanford Tow Company organization officers and a complete list of drawers and boxes, as displayed during the first open house.
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Water rate case before the commission and hearings set
The state water rate case and related matters are scheduled before the commission with hearings tomorrow. Attorney Kinewit will present the case for the city against the railroad’s proposed rate moratorium. Public several Columbus residents are expected to attend as petitions challenge station closure and freight and passenger service cuts. The taxi drivers, represented by Solicitor Bineaid, oppose certificate renewal for the bus line rights.
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Steel Industry in Worst Slump in Forty Years
The Houma Bend area and South Bend region face a severe downturn in steel output. Industry officials report production at a fraction of normal levels and forecasts indicate continued hardship for mills and workers amid a national slump totaling tens of millions in lost revenue.
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South Bend
Executions At Mount Joy Prison Reported Today
Dublin dispatch notes three executions at Mount Joy Prison with details on two Irish prisoners Patrick Maher and Mitchell. The report mentions Maher and a sonya named suspect and references a magistrate Dizon murder in Dublin context.
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