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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
1
City officials say no formal celebration is sponsored this year. Mayor Wilhelm notes efforts focus on a modest observance with flag unfurling and a parade of volunteers, aiming to reduce crowding and preserve safe traditions.
Members of the Rotary Club gathered for a formal instituting event in Corey City. The evening featured a dinner at Parish Hall and talks by officers including President Conarro and Jack Moftet, with presentations on Rotary aims and community service plans.
Fragmented report details the past of Mrs. Cora Orthiwela linked to a murder case. Mention of Ralph Opiivwajn, Kansas City millionaire, and witnesses tied to the alleged crime. The text is garbled, but references a wife and a double set of statements about the murder.
A garbled report outlines hardship among coal miners in June, noting many are unemployed or underemployed and facing reduced work weeks. It mentions executives and a mediation body, with references to William and Lahini in the context of labor measures and press statements.
A garbled dispatch reports Sims departing for the United States amid travel upheaval and uncertain duties. The text references various destinations and people but is largely indecipherable.
The newly appointed United States Shipping Board is formalizing its leadership with Albert J. Hobson named chairman. The body plans to liquefy assets and manage discharge duties including a large budget and anticipated deuthorization figures, aiming to steady maritime policy and shipyard oversight.
Record notes Congress stalled on tariff plans into fall. Leaders warn a tariff extension threatens progress on key legislation. The Senate and House finance committees explore options as President cautions delay could impact policy goals.
Washington report on ongoing deliberations over tightening beer laws. Former Attorney General Paler provides opinion on beer as medicine and regulatory delays. Roy Haynes new prohibition commissioner reviews Palmer rulings as lawmakers push for immediate action.
Washington June 15. The chain of cooperative banks seeking a direct financial connection between banks and farmers is being examined by the national board of farmer organizations. Secretary Chorley announced a plan to involve representatives and about 50,000 members in talks on forming units to support coordinated lending and farm credits.
The Exchange Hotel announces reopening plans after a two year shutdown. The proprietor states dining will resume with a new open kitchen and five beverage stations. Service will be limited initially while staff are trained, with soft drinks available and arrangements made for seating.
Four men stood trial in Reading on charges tied to a Wyomissing bank robbery that allegedly netted about 180,000. The defendants include Stewart Wadieve, Willa Ian, Carl Scott, and others, who pleaded not guilty. two other listed suspects pleaded guilty and face sentencing with the rest.
Union leaders call for a 20 man search to locate bandits who killed one person and stole silk. The report mentions New Jersey and Pennsylvania, with unclear names and dates in a damaged OCR passage.
An incomplete Boston regional item mentions a television appearance and an unidentified violation. It refers to a union leader McBridy and an international road order urging workers to roll to cowork, with emphasis on obedience by all Humber residents.
Fragmented OCR narrative shows Murphy facing isolation as accusations unfold. The piece mentions legal action tied to a large sum and a Honda vehicle, with charges and courtroom references implying a high profile dispute dominated by financial stakes and personal fallout.
Fragmentary text notes McCullough named president of the Rotary club. The garbled source mentions names like Crawford Hart Willans Ont Follae and Atelaoiaon, with unclear roles, suggesting a ceremonial leadership change in a Rotary chapter.
Readable fragments indicate an American was killed by Polish individuals in a city incident. Details such as location, exact time, and names are unclear due to garbled text. Further verification required for precise facts.
Unclear report describes a mine outbreak quelled after violent clashes between authorities and miners. The incident involved a fatal injury and heightened tensions at a coal field with state police on the scene.
Report from Washington indicates Witdin Miller Collen, President of Goong Waxbiygron, is being considered for an ambassadorial post to Japan. Officials acknowledged deliberations but offered no final confirmation.
A report notes steel plants plan wage reductions amid rising coalitions and factory readjustments. The item cites location near Pittsburgh and mentions the Youngstown district as part of the affected area.
United Press reports Rev Ashton will address the graduating class at Cuno. Details on the date and location are not fully provided in the fragment.
A Seventh Day Adventist gathering in western Pennsylvania plans daily sessions starting Tuesday with housing for two families per site and a large central tent for worship. Organizers expect 100s of participants from the western Pennsylvania conference and features include kindergarten facilities and speakers such as EF Andrews and Rev feebUiM.
Localの記事 reports Harden inaugurating a new dance hall at Findley’s Lake with community figures expected to attend. The item notes a weekly schedule and referenced performances by Rathiban’s orchestra while promising a regular Thursday night event.
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