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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
1
Bandits stole about $31 000 from a department store in Pepasburgh Sao 41 today. Police comb the city and nearby towns for the suspects. A youth named Mobunithy was arrested. authorities say he fled a prior incident amid the confusion.
A June blaze at Fort Niagara caused extensive damage estimated near half a million dollars. Reports indicate limited injuries among service members, with details emerging about the incident and the unit involved, as officials investigate the cause and scope of the damage.
United Press report from Cleveland states Mrs Eva Oathering Eber and her daughter Marian McArdle face first degree murder charges in connection with the death of Dan F Faber wealthy publisher. They plead not guilty at arraignment in common pleas court. Two additional women charged with murder today. A known wife in custody faces murder before the fact. An autopsy or medical evidence tied to the alleged narcotic potion used.
An untidy clipping quotes Admiral Binwood in London and Daniel, secretary of the Navy, accusing Sims of vanity and self-importance. It alleges Sims sought favors, criticized others, and urged Americans abroad to ingratiate themselves with foreign powers.
United Press reports calls in Warsaw for a German peace term that would allow the United States to accept a treaty with Germany. The piece notes writers Grover Clover and Bergdoll, Philadelphia businessman, pushing for terms to return to the country. Also included is a separate Warsaw dispatch: Virgil Dorker faces life imprisonment for murdering his 14 year old son and another man, Lovett, with the body hidden to appear accidental.
Dispatches report about Wrangel forces regrouping after defeats in southern Russia. About 4,000 troops, largely remnants of the anti Bolshevik army, may head to Siberia via Vladivostok route while officials deny plans for a major redeployment to America or other fronts. Constantinople sources note the move as significant amid uncertain Siberian conditions.
Washington dispatch reports Navy Secretary Denby ordered Rear Admiral William S. Sims to report home immediately. The telegram notes Sims is on leave and must return to the United States, with questions raised about possible reprimand and the nature of any sanction to follow.
June 11 report from Franilen lists Wayne Heater age 0 son of Mr and Mrs B J Poster of Rocky Grove fatally injured when a motorist struck late at night near Becky Corns four miles from Balin. The crash details are incomplete in the damaged item.
Washington June 1 after exactly six hours of delay the Knox reservation was passed by the new Porter substitution a substitute measuring Republican majority that overrode the House plan to bring the measure to a vote before 5 o clock this afternoon with questions between the senate and house to be settled before action can be undertaken
United Edinburgh reports the large twelfth Rotary convention gathering in Glasgow. Registration and reception planned for this evening led by President Hunter of Fainbirgh Rotary. special services, texts, and social events noted through midweek with receptions, President's ball, cricket games and dinners scheduled.
United Press report from June 1 describes Toronto Tand Reynolds, a New York theater owner, shot through the chest by masked assailants after a fire at his Sea Arooze theater near Nor’e. He is in critical condition. authorities have not identified any suspects or linked a motive. Reynolds was en route to an appointment when attacked. a nearby fire and incident details remain under investigation.
Alumni gathered for the 48th annual Mutaihebi reunion at the State Armory Hall. The program featured remarks by notable attendees and a post event luncheon followed by dancing starting at 9 o clock.
Three young men from Clymer were riding together when their motorcycle failed to negotiate a curve on a rural road. The machine left the roadway and plunged into a creek, leaving the riders with injuries that were described as not life threatening. Local authorities investigated as bystanders watched the scene.
Disjointed OCR notes describe wheat transport and mounting farm labor demand as fires push northward and rainfall lags. Mentions May deadlines, army logistics, and a broad regional crisis with ongoing labor and supply disruptions. Entities are unclear due to garbled text.
A garbled dispatch notes alleged withdrawal of heavy reinforcements to Ireland with claims of military actions and arrivals. Mentions a Miss Sarai Maywhir and several unclear names as the scene unfolds with disputed details.
A sweeping investigation targets a suspected incendiary blaze connected with an Arc shown in Roustaloo early Wednesday. City officials say the probe has been ongoing for days and teams expect findings within hours as investigators examine the building housing show parlors damaged in the blaze.
A fragmentary report shows Crandall overseeing game play with unclear details. Mention of Dole and Wettig hints at a home event on May 14 and notes a tense finish or penalty talks. Strong entities include Crandall and Wettig, with Manchester and Dole referenced per OCR garble.
Department reports the death of Michael Towout of Watty Flats aged 87 after a long illness. He leaves a wife Anna and many relatives in Jantestoveny Fy Yamuay. The funeral is planned near Hore with mourners and friends attending. The widow Ada and others mourn the loss of Min Inwood, long associated with Lifslony.
A noon wedding at the Lynch home unites Gertrude May and Wallace Wella Well Too with bridesmaids and guests including Geninnile May and William G. Dynsh. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn wedding march, a white luncheon, and a New York honeymoon plan. Guests from cities in Illinois and Ohio attended, with reception details and attire noted.
Police say the Franklin murder investigation continues with no arrests. Officials describe a possible armed gang involved in the assault that left a man and a woman found in a driveway near the store early Thursday morning. Residents remain on edge as detectives pursue leads and await charges.
Fragmentary OCR note references an entity named Uva the sahil and a phrase fatgy hitgy attributed to United VA. Details are unclear but suggests a local note or dispatch with minimal readable content.
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