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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
1
Incomplete OCR notes describe a shoe sale event with scattered claims of people finding pairs and others missing, mentioning Dayton and a person named Ade Foy. The readable fragments provide little clear structure or date, but indicate local commerce and unidentified individuals involved.
In Burlington in 1885 Alexander, a city employee, died from injuries sustained while repairing a utility pole at the corner of Central and Washington streets. He fell from the pole while wiring, struck by a line, and later died at the hospital after suffering a fractured skull and internal injuries. The incident prompted funeral arrangements for Alexander and notes of respected colleagues who survived him.
London reports an ultimatum to Germany demanding air support and fierce terms. Lloyd George declares no alteration to Parliament, Germany warned against penalties, while Britain rejects German counter proposals as mockery of Versailles. City officials express readiness to enforce new rates and keep the public informed.
A long court like hearing opens with Abdul and other complainants from Warren and Grand Valley as Commissioner Tranis oversees testimony on strategic naval plans. Witnesses describe proposed shifts in railway and highway routes, aiming to gauge potential wartime shifts and expenditures for a projected Pacific defense program targeting Japan and allied nations.
Harding and Mrs. Harding reached the capital amid a large crowd. They traveled by automobile to the New William Hall where they will stay until they depart for the capitol tomorrow. Mrs. Cody and Spariy greeted them at the station.
A chaotic dispatch reports Davis named labor secretary with claims of cabinet reshuffle. Amid confusion President Harding’s administration faces questions on appointments as unrelated notes mention medical reactions and University ties and broader political maneuvering.
Trial testimony outlines a conspiracy to kill police officials and a mayor in a mining town. Witnesses say Albert J. Poliohortly planned the attack before the gunfire, while investigators linked Troy Farley to the alleged plot.
United Prosay reports Marei Haan leverages controversy over Yap to bolster expansionist aims. Columbia professor Walter Pitkin calls Japan a potential threat to imperialism and insists on caution against outside interference as regional tensions rise.
Senate filibuster against a navy appropriation bill continues as conferees on army matters are exposed to reports about efforts to compromise Lom sie. The house Army conference aims to report for consideration amid ongoing debates and uncertain timing.
At Wanhour March 3 a German delegation arrived for reparations talks amid confusion and belated negotiation efforts. They indicated readiness to make proposals more attractive and warned Paris proposals without alteration would fail. Berlin suggested backing from advisory papastion while pressing ultimatum to be delivered today.
Federal Building hosts deputy tax collector from the Internal Revenue office guiding taxpayers through balance of week procedures. Officials urge returns and receipts as part of ongoing tax season efforts.
Soviet authorities claim reforms in Petrograd include reshaped leadership and worker militia actions. Report notes clashes between workmen, soldiers, and elites as the government seeks to consolidate power amid rising tensions.
Fragmented OCR text suggests discussion of large federal expenditures and potential reforms in the U S Treasury under Mellon. Mentions numbers around 400 million and 4 100 million ranges, hints at funding for various programs, and references to government actions, budgets, and possible structural changes. The source text is garbled with numerous misreads and partial phrases.
President elect to open a law practice with Colby United Press reports the prospective firm will form a partnership with Secretary Tumulty noting plans for offices in New York and Washington and a formal note on the arrangement.
Fragmented oblique report notes Champ Clarke and William Tubmard as former Speaker prospects. References to House floor events, funeral services for a figure named Walker, and a Canton Ohio attendance note imply a congressional leadership shift context with oblique mentions of Carolina politician Kitchin.
A fragmented account details a body found at Kittanning amid confusion and unclear witnesses. The notice references local officials and agencies investigating the scene, with mentions of names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
Meeting notes report the resignation of Treasurer Heerlein and the appointment of Sidley Elvich to serve the unexpired term. Discussion covers hospital finances, patient matters, and pending amendments to hospital rules. The board plans to address routine business at the April meeting and to consider hospital payments and appropriations.
Sixteen Taiffs road union members sanctioned a rail strike called by the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlanta railroad. The action followed a federal decision by the Railroad Labor Board after examination, with wage reductions and immediate effects under dispute.
The funeral of Inte W Lloyd Marah will be held tomorrow at 2 oclock at the home of relatives in West Marsh. Reverend C By Wave ward of Atfaota Ni ky will officiate the requiem service. The interment will follow at Phinyy venir Miao ki.
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