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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
1
Readers report fragmented notes mentioning a monetary amount and hidden names, sparking speculation about an upcoming local sale. The unreadable text hints at a plan or event but lacks clear details or dates.
The article describes the fatal injury of city lineman Jack Alexander while working on an electrical arm system near the Restle Building. A fall from a high pole caused severe head, scalp, and other injuries. responders attempted aid before Alexander died. Weather and rescue actions are noted, with investigation into the cause and safety concerns.
The grand jury report lists Mayor Miles B. Kilts and 31 police officers including Chief Detectives and a police matron. The document cites alleged corruption and wrongdoing in the city, with several officials served writs for trial. Authorities continue to locate about 20 more named individuals as court dates approach.
Soviet reports indicate a planned spring offensive coordinated with Bolshevik revolutions in Poland Austria and Germany aimed at expanding influence. Moscow backs revolutions with military pressure in Europe while weather and local observations add fragmented context to the overall geopolitical move.
A bold heist occurred on the Erie Railroad early today as two masked robbers halted a freight train in the Bets valley city area. They escaped with stolen cash and merchandise worth about 620,000, leaving no trace of the criminals or the loot.
Former Speaker of the House and Democratic leader Clark died in Washington after a bout of pleurisy complicated by stomach trouble. He had suffered for some time and death had been expected.
fragmentary report from United Press notes distress over long illness and a public figure facing retirement after decades of service. references to birthdays and a possible operation plus medical updates on Caruso and other individuals.
In Nompenial discussions on water rate increases no formal meeting had been scheduled. Board members of Commerce and the City Council planned a weekly gathering. Brown indicated a potential update would be released soon. Factory owners and city officials weigh the impact of higher rates on production and labor costs.
A disjointed dispatch from New York notes Los Angeles pursuing the 1924 Olympiad with figures and names unclear. The report mentions proposals, local figures and a memorial effort tied to civic plans, with references to various individuals and institutions in transit to the event.
Reporter notes Marion sends a farewell to the president elect as cabinet selections and tentative dates emerge. The piece describes a ceremony and moves toward a formal confirmation process with April deadlines and adjournment plans discussed.
The funeral for Lloyd Marsh will be held Friday in Pennsylvania. The service will be at the Wy Lib Mine location with arrangements by the local funeral home. Representatives from the Pennsylvania Remnants and the American Legions will attend. The body will be transported to New York for burial per the family request.
Mrs Pain, D A Mra Mee Paul Downey and Mra Roy Garson visited James town for a morning performance by a theater company. Mrs Pain will continue to Hornell New York for several days with nidwhiven.
United Press reports Senate leaders plan to break a filibuster on the naval appropriation measure. An appeal is expected to secure early passage of the bill amid possible holds on other legislation. The army and agricultural provisions remain uncertain as the session contemplates final actions.
A garbled dispatch reports a strange illness linking periods of talking and sleeping affecting youths amid erratic references. The piece notes Swift & Company and Imour & Company plans to dispose of stock interests rejected by Justice Brayford in a District of Pennsylvany court.
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