09 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
1
The document reports a broad price cutting wave affecting commodities nationwide. It cites figures on per capita distributions and consumer costs, noting wartime inflation pressures and calls for reductions across goods including food and manufacturing items.
In Manchster Eng a notable cotton growers leader addresses a gathering in New York. The speech outlines world cotton production concerns and stresses cooperation among nations to boost yields and stabilize markets.
Residents of Columbine and local officials discuss an imminent order tied to railroad concerns in Columbus. Attorney Walter McPenk says the petition faces delay but a forthcoming decision is expected, with action anticipated to address the complainants' concerns.
A court ruling by the attorney general confirms a stock related dispute where a department takeover involved lenders and borrowers. The decision centers on liabilities and the legitimacy of claims tied to a tenure of ownership and court oversight.
A farm accident near the Goond area left prominent farmer C orori fatally injured by a cultivator. The event occurred while he was assisting at the firm’s operations and led to immediate medical attention for several others, including Mrs Bennett and Kent, but the farmer died a few hours later at the hospital. Local residents remember him as a well known farmer in the community.
Two Corry men, H. W. Blingwon and W. H. Callahan, are nominated as delegates from Corry to represent the signal men and join a group of employes at a Pennsylvania railroad plan for direct representation. Ballots were counted in Pittsburgh by the general manager, with McSparian of Erie named as the elected committee member. Voting continues for shop crafts and other crews, with a meeting planned for early July to review the national labor agreement.
The Corry Hospital Association board met last night at the hakenen Dibiriry building. Frank Laurie was elected president with L. W. Olds, C. Brown, and Sidney Hilston among officers. Ming Faith A. Collinia named superintendent and MinusFennie Moray office rank. A. Ho Griswold approved as janitor as the annual program and upcoming event on June 16 were announced.
A freighter collided with an iceberg off New Found Proumer Columbia, causing damage and prompting a naval radio alert. The ship Harlot reportedly diverted toward London with significant hull impact as crews secured the scene at Newark harbour.
A garbled Capitol report notes Senate education and agriculture panels holding hearings on administration policy and garment workers union concerns. It mentions a 91 tally in a resolution probe, naval appropriations and military oversight, plus House collaboration on defense measures and merchant act debates.
Gasoline and kerosene prices declined in multiple areas today. Reports show ounces and cents movement with reductions noted in New York and Pennsylvania markets.
United Press reports of the death of John Caldin, early president of the United Textile Workers of Amelia, in Brooklyn. The obituary notes his foundational role and long service to the union.
A garbled OCR fragment references a mayor and volunteers in wartime context. Mentions German forces and civic figures, but specifics and readability are limited. The text seems to discuss proclamations or actions by officials and volunteer groups during conflict.
The readable fragments describe a class play with an audience enjoying the event. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the tone suggests a school or community performance with speakers and descriptions of scenes.
Fragmented report notes Victor Newberry forces achieving success amid heavy fighting. The piece mentions Michigan and Appert arm context with limited legible details about units, dates, or precise actions.
A fragmented notice outlines possible water works extension discussed at a local meeting. It mentions timelines, budget concerns, and proposed routes, with officials expecting decisions soon.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names and items with unclear context. The readable parts reference a catalog or list and several personal names, suggesting a summary of a local notice or advertisement type item. The exact event or action remains uncertain due to garbled text.
Indianapolis report says Colonel Milton Moremin of Chicago led the It nwis American Legion and Heviluriek W. Galbraith died after a car crash in the city business district. Ryan and Foremine were injured as the vehicle struck a curb and rolled over near the Bolt road. Col Galbraith was trapped and removed from the wreckage. hospital reports indicate serious injuries for the others and ongoing investigations.
The Erie Transportation Company and related operators faced hearings before the Columbus Public Borge regarding permission to operate a truck and taxi route along Belt City. The commission settled matters after requests and rejected suspensions, with outcomes tied to modal approvals and shared routes.
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