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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
1
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A brutal assault on the Grin Wald plant ends with the capture of the gang known as the Slayers of Watchman. Police say the group plotted to rob the keeper’s dusk and triggered a lengthy pursuit across town. Six suspects, including the ringleader described as Simmons, were taken for questioning. one man allegedly implicated in the murder of a guard remains held. The mayor announced a formal charge of arson and burglary against the principal suspect.
United Press dispatch reports a bloody encounter in Albany as about nineteen strike breakers riding a wagon were attacked by striking workers. Several onlookers claim blows struck were severe, with many injured and rushed to hospital. The scene occurred near a railway yard, with chaos described at the Tivликтon avenue area. Local authorities are investigating the disorder.
A Montreal court hears a divorce motion regarding Buliman and Stiphyn with claims of additional allowances and fees. The proceedings, reported by United Press, discuss appeals and attorney actions as Stillman’s divorce case unfolds amid contentious denials and clippings from New York coverage.
Washington reports a British commission will meet with President Harding within the next month to discuss wartime debts and postwar questions. The talks aim to outline terms of cooperation and potential settlements between the United States and Britain in areas of mutual interest.
Britain and America reportedly agree on joint seas control with 110 penns of influence. Britain would police the Atlantic while America strengthens naval power under a proposed program. Washington announced similar outlines amid budget figures and alliance expectations.
United Press report from New York outlines a murder case where George Knight, a 49 year old African American man, confesses to killing Edith Wilwon in Saline. Knight claims his accomplice, Norris, aided the assault to prevent violence. Edith Wilwon’s clothing is alleged to have been used, and Mrs Wixom’s fingers are said to be involved in the struggle. Knight to be arraigned. death sentence expected.
Washington March 16 The Shipping Board tale traces President Harding’s difficulty naming individuals to key posts as a grand jury reports on liquor questions and a bond float tied to a claim of protection likely connected to Rohwater. The jury eyed several men and a million dollar element surfaced in the Roenwater affair.
An article reports on mediators named by Harding in a labor dispute. The piece mentions individuals including Davin and Adolphin connected to university ties and local workers. Details are blurred but focus remains on mediation efforts and parties involved.
United Press dispatches report a fatal Pullman fire in Denver and surrounding areas, with five people burned to death. The incident prompted investigations and follow up from local authorities as officials assess the blaze’s cause and impact on nearby districts.
Unitea reporting from Havana indicates the Cuban presidential race favors Zayas with early returns showing him leading. Opponent Gen. Miguel Goines trails as voters in the capital and key regions cast ballots amid security measures and coalition dynamics.
Report from the Treasury Bureau indicates nearly 500000 women workers will donate portions of their earnings to the federal government. The measure targets wartime funding, with projections of about 80 million dollars in total contributions. The plan aims to span the neighborhood of tax contributions, reflecting broader wartime finance needs.
A long debate ended with daylight savings defeated in the PoumyStitia General Assembly by a wide margin. Opponents warned of economic and farm impacts, while supporters argued for statewide adoption and municipal options. The vote, amid partisan lines, halted plans to standardize clocks and affect labor and commerce statewide.
United Press report states the National Audation of Motion Picture Theatres pledged to outflank objectionable features from films. Wiliven A. Brule, representing the association, and reform delegates discussed a conference on censorship with international reform groups and industry reps.
Reports indicate a man identified as 60 year old N. Lockwood died by an apparent suicide from the Brooklyn Bridge. Anna Lockwood, his mother, and Mrs. Annvie pocket are noted in documents. authorities traced the incident to Buffalo, with the event occurring the day after accompanying his mother to a New York City address.
A reported court case centers on Ora Smith and her daughter Lily, alleging abuse by Hamon during a stay at a hotel. The testimony describes threats, grabbing, and attempted restraint unfolding in Ardmore's courthouse setting. The proceedings mention prior connections to college and travel, with implications of long-standing tension between the families.
The Corry Red Cross executive board, led by Dr J W Campbell, approves expanded community service through the Delaware division and new chairmanship. reports praise nurse services, prenatal care, and sanitary treatment while urging broader public support and continued monthly meetings led by local doctors and nurses.
A local Grange plans a Saturday gathering at 1510 o'clock featuring rural school improvements over the past year, music by Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. L. Milany, and inputs from community members including Mrs. Li, DL McCray, and Paty. The event includes poetry readings by Caton and Blye and aims to discuss community progress and youth activities.
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