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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1921
Page
1
March 14 report from Washington outlines potential shifts in America’s battle strategy. The article notes proposals involving Pagie tech and major ports, with visiting officials weighing options and plans for new defense measures.
Corry police hunt a gang blamed for a Saturday night raid on the Wilcox store near Kane. Robbers smashed the front, stole merchandise including watches, jewelry and other valuables, and fled with firearms and bags. Local officials described the theft as bold and costly.
Officials from the Roil Executives Association were ordered to appear for a formal hearing. The session will examine the recent examination and actions taken by the association, with focus on compliance and governance within the rail industry. Local authorities and the United States Railroad Board will oversee the proceedings and enforce subpoenas as needed.
An early draft of a finance program outlines proposed legislation and a summit at the capitol. Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee are slated to attend, along with key officials and an outreach group supporting the measure.
Thirty persons were arrested Friday night in connection with a riot as orders prepared to deploy troops to quell violence. President Harding faced questions over disrupted rail lines and a tense public. details cite a British government stance and a white assailant in the initial outbreak.
The text portrays Jake Hamon as a dominant force in the Republican Party and national politics, crediting him with influence on Harding’s circle and the 1920s political scene. It describes connections to President Harding, appointments, and Hamon’s role at party conventions, asserting his prominence and potential as a presidential advisor.
Reports from Tiwslingpors dated March 1 indicate the Finnish government warned Finns not to communicate with Kronstadt amid rising agitation against the Soviet government. Notable defections to the south in Ruweia and tensions in Sibertu are noted as part of the regional crisis.
Report from Albany states the New York Central railroad car shop at West Albany closed today, leaving about 3,800 workers permanently unemployed as layoffs were implemented under a consolidation plan. The move affects a major regional manufacturing facility and impacts local employment.
Two men were arrested after a morning train stop near Dunkirk following a small robbery in Mayville. Authorities report 4000 diamonds were involved, but no loot was found on the suspects. The sheriff of Chawangqua County was alerted and the case developed into an afternoon detention.
United Press notes chaotic fallout from a high profile capture linked to Premier’s slayer. Fragmented text mentions Milo and political tension across multiple regions, with references to investigations, leading figures, and disputed motives amid widespread public alarm.
The film industry faces scrutiny as reform advocates press for changes. Harold D. Jacoba notes calls for greater oversight and diversification amid ongoing debates over content, screening rules, and industry practices affecting producers, exhibitors, and audiences.
United Press dispatch describes President Harding confronting major political and policy challenges early in his administration. The memo notes potential economic and domestic hurdles as he maps his agenda and faces opposition.
A city committee named The Witizens Committer plans a Wednesday meeting with the Board of Commerce to oppose Cory Water Supply Company rate increases. The group will launch a popular canvas to fund a legal battle, seeking voluntary contributions from households and local businesses to cover attorney and engineering costs. Volunteers will canvass Thursday, Friday, and Sunday to secure pledges and calls for an early decision.
A garbled report describes a manhunt in Perth Amboy and nearby areas for the Jack the Ripper case tied to two local women’s deaths. Authorities pursue a suspect amid confusion, with references to recent disappearances and a March inquiry in Jersey City and related locales.
Relatives of Stevenson of Titusville record an obituary notice for Slevousum Stevenson born January 1, 1851 in Cherrytece who grew to manhood. He moved to New York state about thirty years ago where he joined a mining or railway team. He leaves brothers G Wy Stevenson John Biovensim Abra Owens and others. The funeral was held at Ble Moose NSH villa Tteetaa.
Frei Toss, a well known resident of Binghamton, arrested in Susquehanna Pa, charged with embezzlement, shot and killed himself in a Susquehanna jail cell yesterday morning. The report also notes a U S Navy transport Somme docking at Hoboken with 1408 American soldiers aboard and 687 sailors released from a refinery on the Rhine.
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