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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
1
Editor notes discuss postwar reparations and German settlements. The piece cites Ed L Keon and references U S policy, Allied positions, and potential impact of American troop withdrawals on Germany and broader European stability.
A garbled dispatch reports General Ales and the Adora Army of Duplication discussing keeping U.S. troops on the Rhine. The interview notes a first division tour unit and mentions terms like Thine and 94th title, with unclear quotations about policy and timing.
Report claims further assassinations threaten diplomatic turmoil after Premier Dato's killing. It alleges George Harvey, named U S ambassador to London, faced danger en route to the post amid rumors of a political purge. Officials pledged rewards for arrests as speculation swirled.
Readjustment plan outlines wage reductions and systematic rebalancing for Pennsylvania Railroad employees due to changed economic conditions. It details aim to preserve operations, preserve jobs, and restore prosperity through negotiated wage adjustments, fairness across locations, and clear criteria for future changes.
A preliminary investigation into the Hin Haat Mus ster sewer extension was conducted by City Engineer O. L. Beyart, State Department of Health official Howe Siebert, City Regent Dickson, and Mayor Mexniler. Plans showed favorable conditions for a permit. state authorities will review the drawings, with construction likely after permit receipt from health and highway departments.
United Press dispatch reports opening of the Hamon murder trial in Albany with threats to life of Assemblyman Hamon. Jury seated as judge set timetable, prosecution outlined case, and defense prepared. day marked by tense atmosphere and anticipated testimony.
Carl Smith of Corry takes over as manager of Brownell’s show store. He succeeds Kenneth T. Pringle, who has led the store for over two years. Pringle will remain connected as he moves to a new venture with his father Eagar Pringle expected soon. Brownell’s patrons are wished good will to the new manager as he assumes duties today.
Athens March 10 United Press dispatch reports a gevand operation on Princess Anastasia, former Mrs William Leeds, today. The patient’s condition is serious but not hopeless. A telegram and later notice mention the death of Wayne Wilson of Eyrept Wilson, nephew. Everett P Wilson, 21, was killed near Exchange Street Yard, New York Central, while employed near the express office. He was the oldest son of Rev H M Wilson of 1185 Hertel Ave, Buffalo, N Y.
Report from March 10 notes authorities recovered bodies in a Susquehanna incident. The event involved local teams and communities, with details on victims, entertainment figures, and hospital notes. The article references multiple individuals and a Knights of Columbus event linked to the tragedy.
United Press reports on Allied debt assumption to the U S and reparations as the next German offer. Berlin correspondent notes the plan was routed via Horrathena and involves the German reparations commission. Franley Granger of Brownell Shoe Company is mentioned in a business note from Meadville.
United Press dispatch reports rebels seize Petrograd and revolt spreads to other areas. Mentioned are clashes around a Soviet refinery and factory disruptions. Kalomina and Moxson areas see reported Soviet resistance as uprisings widen to multiple regions. News from Paris and London notes related political instability and external commentary on the crisis.
A banquet last night at St James Mae font venue drew sixteen auto dealers and guests. Frank Raster, guest of honor, was noted for his recent achievements in the automobile trade amid a lively, well served dinner and industry camaraderie.
The United Auto Stores Company announces the opening of four new stores nationwide, including a focal center on East Main Street Rogers plans to merge with his electrical supply shop to manage the venture. Equipment shipments are underway and a formal opening is hoped within ten days to two weeks.
Report notes prompt safe handling of American goods and rain problems at the international conference on commotion ions and traf hore. The League of Nations offshoot conference considered the convenience of American tourists while not being attended by an American representative.
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