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A brief item notes Pariye in a regional column with mention of Alzous and Anion on a long shoreline. The readable text hints at a local event or feature but lacks clear details or dates.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
1
A brief item notes Pariye in a regional column with mention of Alzous and Anion on a long shoreline. The readable text hints at a local event or feature but lacks clear details or dates.
A garbled report alleges motive tied to alleged faults of the husband in a murder case. The piece mentions Eva Carlie and a publisher from Tarkowoast, Ohio, with unclear details about a trial venue and dates amid stressed sensational framing.
A garbled text fragment describes M E Church picnic set for Friday with arrangements and attendee notes. Mentions placing and gathering at central street area, a dawn start, and a ceremony or obituary reference. Includes references to a gatekeeper, a donkey cart, and rising crowds.
In Jersey City a bid to block a prize fight involving Carpentier and Tex Rickard proceeded to an injunction but was abandoned. Prosecutors consider charges over the proposed bout while opponents argued the event should not proceed. A key official indicated actions would be taken before the fight if possible, contrasting views on the legality and public impact of prize boxing.
WASHINGTON Tony Tariff rate schedule announced by United Props outlines protections and revenue aims. The plan, detailed for six months, shows total costs near 1.4 to 1.8 billion and 75,000 warsteps, with emphasis on higher protective rates and potential impact on revenue.
A Pennsylvan ia labor committee reviews proposed farm wage and shift rules. The panel considers new schedules and collective bargaining terms affecting bakers engineers and transport workers amid negotiations on a nationwide wage standard. The outcome influences employers unions and state department actions.
A garbled account shows two measures before the House involving naval appropriation and internal revenue. Mentions a conference among the United States, Great Britain, and Japan. References a Belaryitzou shop and Montville program with Friday events and a Namouheneus note.
Beach authorities deny promotion on naval stand amid confusion over eligibility and protocol. The disputed decision affects senior officers and prompts calls for an official review by naval command and government auditors.
In Britain mines reopen amid industrial tension as government policy aims to restart operations. Reports indicate wage debates and factory shifts, with government officials signaling extended measures to boost production while miners' groups demand pay and safety assurances.
Tonight's game features Legion against Caseys at Wharrington Stint. Note: players and teams described in fragmented OCR text. details and accurate names are unclear.
A fragmented OCR item reports a consecration of a new bishop in Pittsburgh with scattered names and erratic text. Mentions of bishops, priests, and associated events imply a church ceremony and related figures, but many details are garbled. The readable bits indicate a religious consecration and travel references within the same era.
Local report outlines plans to arrange for new playgrounds across three wards. The piece notes committee efforts, community input, and potential sites, highlighting support from residents and officials and listing names and roles of involved leaders and organizations.
A garbled obituary note reports the death of Lady Churchill in London. The text mentions a recent event, an operation, and references to individuals linked to the Churchill circle, with multiple unreadable fragments and broken phrases.
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