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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented text from Lancaster Pa reports a political graft case and a theater event. Names include Hurley D and Mtorins with mentions of a banking crown and stock market turmoil. The piece blends a crime story with a local show review and market concerns.
Members of the Needlework Guild will attend a conference featuring leaders from the Western Women’s Relief and other associations. The program includes talks by notable figures and a focus on charitable work with committees and honors noted.
A reported murder suicide unfolds as a husband shoots his wife then turns the gun on himself. Police identify the couple and report injuries and a moving vehicle incident. Wreckage details and hospital treatment are noted with limited clear facts.
A damaged OCR snippet describes a store on Routh Swatee Street showing current sugar costs against last year. It lists various grocery items and quantities with unclear counts, indicating a price comparison display and catalog of everyday goods.
A community event titled Flowers for All Shut-Ins honored patients at Dill and Hwt hospital homes and private households. The gathering at Mary B Shuas home featured a flower contest with bouquets bearing Scripture text. support came from HF county president and local volunteers.
City officials and Ye Corry Water Supply Company representatives met with the mayor and the city commission to review water charges. The only concession offered was a $2000 reduction in hydrant service, with a broader rate plan remaining unsettled as delays continue.
Report details a murder linked to a broader plot tied to two hanged men and a wealthy widow Mrs Bartlett. The piece references police actions, a shop raid, and the Harvard Yale regatta during the same dispatch, with crime and sport interwoven in the narrative.
Report describes a tightly contested game between the Casey and Legion Feds squads as both sides exchange leads. Details are fragmented but indicate strong pitching, fielding, and strategic moves with Kennedy and Stanford cited for key roles. outcome pending as teams prepare for Sunday showdown.
Washington June 4. President Largine hosted a high level breakfast with twenty bankers and railroad leaders to examine the business downturn and potential bankruptcy remedies. Officials outlined a plan aiming at swift stabilization and possible liquidation paths.
A report on planned extension of East Main Street construction in Denver facing repeated delays. Officials warned the project could be postponed into spring, with potential financing and permitting hurdles and impact on adjacent sewer work and traffic.
A fragmentary report describes Toy DA Parsons and others speaking at the Fair Grounds about labor and capital conflicts. The account mentions parsons, religious figures, and a stream of voices debating the labor question with references to upcoming talks and attendees.
Fragmentary text describes a penalized act involving a sailor and flag saving in a conflict. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, with scattered references to individuals and teams. The piece seems highly garbled and lacks coherent details about events or outcomes.
A damaged Navy ship report notes ill health aboard a liner with a Yale graduate officer and a captain from the Orbita. It mentions medical transfers, a voyage to Downe and a Phoenixville official, and the involvement of Deanwix linked to the former prowita rt of the Phooni vilto Tom Works.
A local commission considered bids for the Union Road project but delayed action after reviewing submission details. Officials indicated no firm decision would be taken pending further review and clarification from the bidders and engineering staff.
A damaged notice reports that the Public Service Commission blocked a proposed Erie to Corry truck route after the company failed to file the necessary DelviHeyo transport certificate. The attorney Spoffard presented arguments. Public hearing postponed to discuss relocation and regulatory compliance.
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