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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item mentions Ney Lis in an unclear context with scattered words like avely igus and orn ning. Readable parts suggest a local note or brief reference without concrete event details or dates. The readable bits include personal name Ney Lis and lone terms.
City officials announce plan to oppose a rate increase by the Water Company. A broad coalition including manufacturers and merchants will join the complaint, with a formal protest set for discussion at a late night committee meeting. The council seeks a legal path to block or modify the planned April 1 rate rise.
Citizens named on the Committee of Twenty are urged to attend a meeting at the Municipal building tonight at 9 o'clock. The gathering supports the City Commission in defending water customers against rate increases. Mayor G L Alexander calls the session.
Washington March 11. The major railroad rate case before the court in a decade was to be argued before the Supreme Court today. The case challenges the Interstate Commerce Commission authority under the Sherman Antitrust Act and the Texas Communications act. It asks whether intrastate rates may be regulated and if interstate rates can be controlled. The Wisconsin State Rail Pool commission brought the suit to determine if traditional charges violate state authority.
The Titusville Keystones meet the All Titusville five tonight with Wecalfel at 8 20 pm A preliminary will precede the main game The Keystone squad travels to Warren tomorrow seeking a win against the Nachelews Five The upcoming game is scheduled for March 24.
News brief reports on how living costs and manufacturers may be affected by the real beer issue in the Senate clash between progressive and conservative wings of the Republican Party. It notes potential impacts on prohibition enforcement, taxation, and public policy, plus varied reactions from officials, brewers, and legal experts across major cities.
Railroads across major lines plan wage reductions affecting about 119,000 workers, with 85 job classes facing lower pay and total annual savings exceeding 400 million dollars. Philadelphia area lines join Pennsylvania and others in the belt tightening.
Unitta 2 reports Petrograd in flames as Bolsheviki retreat continues fighting around the city and Kronstadt, with smoke seen from the Finnish coast. Moscow says government remains in control of the capital while clashes rage nearby and reports surface of Trotsky leading forces toward the front.
United Press reports a daylight burglary in New York's uptown jewelry district. A bold thief looted vast jewelry and diamonds valued in dollars, escaping with property from the Marlen area barricaded by the bright daytime.
United Prey reports a proposed slate of appointments including members for Tariff Commission Wesl Cutherton Kansas. U S Attorney Western Pennsylvania Walter Lyon. Chief of Bureau Ordnance with Rear Admiral rankGap. Director U S Coast and Geodetic Survey McVay. Assistant Secretary of State Elmer Boiling. other names such as Ernest Lister and P. U8 cited in the fragmentary notice.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a draft program of legislation for the new Congress with references to emergency tariff actions and various political figures. The readable portions mention a broad policy agenda, committee actions, and proposals asserted as priorities, though many parts are garbled.
A former lieutenant in the 112th Infantry is commended for gallantry during a World War II action. The award cites his leadership and bravery while conducting a detachment operation under fire, reflecting valor recognized by military authorities.
A garbled United Press dispatch reports German authorities confronting radical groups amid moves tied to allied Russia aims. The piece mentions suppression efforts around a Lamon alley area and references political tensions involving labor and governance amid wartime conditions.
Analyzed dispatch discusses possible misjudgments in France over a current policy shift. It weighs allied reactions and the risk that dignified aims may be undermined by hasty action, highlighting potential strategic missteps and calls for measured political conduct.
Fragmentary OCR suggests Clark appears in Detroit Tigers uniform amid garbled text. No clear dates, opponents, or outcomes. Notable names uncertain. article tone resembles a sports blurb or early preview with unclear context.
A disordered copy urges motorists to cooperate with an unnamed authority. The garbled text mentions a rally or civic effort and references women joining a group and promoting a nighttime alliance. The overall sense is a call for public participation in a unclear initiative.
A city league meeting is scheduled for tonight at the municipal building. Officials will report on internal matters and set action steps, with the gathering expected to run from early evening.
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