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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1921
Page
1
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The Warrenites beat Titunvilly Mgh in a fast varsity game at the State Armory. A late spurt by Titunvilly narrowed the margin, but Warrenites held on for the win. A preliminary event is scheduled for 7:40 PM.
Cambridge indoor scores report the high school girls defeating an opposing team in a late-night meet at Cambridge Springs. The match featured standout performances by Wgaehoogitte and Jussier as reported by United Press from NWLAN dated March 12.
A gang tied to the Erie murder was freed after police grilling. Report notes a man named Muller killed with a tool blow during a late night robbery at a factory plant. Robbers left with pay envelopes, shifting focus to the attackers and the crime scene.
Erie reports Meadville shops reopening after wage slowdown talk. Announcement says Watloih railroad yard and related shops will cut staff, with several facilities resuming full operation by morning. Parked early orders indicate about 1800 workers affected across the roundhouse and Lack shops.
City Leaguers held a meeting at night and approved a plan drafted by a committee representing four teams to enter the league. Don Kinendk was elected chairman for the forthcoming season. Other matters and prospects for a strong four-team league look bright.
Wartimonon March 12 United Press reports a limited expansion by Krupps into South America with plans for large branch factories and potential peacetime production. Government notes reveal concern over munition conversion and the effect on trade in machinery, pipe, railroad equipment, and other German products.
Regular meeting of the Corry Motor Club opens with oil roads the chief topic. Preparations are under way for a municipal meeting and election of officers, aiming to advance road improvements and civic projects.
Superintendent Howard and deputy inspected the lighting lines today with Chester Blenda local manager of the nighting company. Several complaints about low wires were raised and repairs are expected to follow this afternoon's inspection.
Washington March 12 William Walker Husbands of St Johnsbury Wisconsin named commissioner general of immigration. A slate of nominations sent to the Senate lists Carl A. Sopes of Michigan as solicitor of internal revenue and Harry Milton Bilning of Maryland as fourth assistant postmaster general in a compact Washington briefing from United Press.
The Ardmore report details the state presenting its case against Clara Hamon with witnesses including Ketoh and Jake Hamon. The testimony centers on Hamon's alleged involvement in deliberations and the murder of Hamon, with references to hospital and earlier events.
Washington reports that France presses President Harding for a firm U S stance on allied debt. The brief dispatch notes French leaders want a clear decision and hints at potential motions at the Sinatican talks as a path to resolution.
The Rail Board convened in Owiongo to review a labor dispute involving Atlanta and Birmingham Bull Toad Calrying's slipiie Wit Te cup Hayes, with hearings set for March 22. The case questions wage and pay legitimacy, while officials debate if pay reductions violated existing ratings and contracts.
Co A announces a St Patrick Day dance with a parade style program on March 17 at Bald Neminey Hall. The orchestra will provide music for dancing from 8 to 12 with a spectators gallery opening at 1 30.
A chaotic night unfolds as crowds clash in onto City amid rising tensions. Reports describe shattered storefronts, police responses, and injuries with ongoing investigations into the causes and participants.
Washington reports predict sweeping new restrictions on alcohol. Attorney general and lawmakers warn of aggressive measures to curb liquor access, with expected proposals from the Volant Taw and other officials.
A late night hurricane swept between Memphis and Vicksburg causing two confirmed deaths and widespread property damage. Forecasters warn of lingering hazards as emergency crews assess the affected areas.
A long, garbled report discusses rail labor talks on wage cuts. It mentions Ottawa and New York, with references to wage reductions and potential employer concessions, and notes a wage policy debate before a U.S. labor department body.
An economist says Germany will not yield on reparations despite pressure from Allies and Western powers. The view, given in an interview, argues Germany may prolong negotiations to avoid capitulation while contending the May 14 economic and industrial strain could escalate if the talks fail.
Washington dispatch reports President Harding urged continued relief efforts for China amid tragedy. He emphasized the longstanding friendship between the United States and China and called for every possible measure to aid those affected.
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