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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1921
Page
1
The readable fragments describe a shoe advertisement or related items with references to rubber goods and personal banter. The text appears garbled and lacks clear dates or names but hints at product listings and pricing phrases.
Court observers report heightened security at the Hamon murder case with Sheriff Garrett ordering extra deputies after yesterday’s disturbances. The trial resumed amid tensions as witnesses and defense arguments unfolded, while prosecutors warned of potential protests and the court prepared to maintain order.
Polish authorities call on Germany to cut military forces in Silisia amid wartime pressure. Official statements urge swift restraint as tensions rise over German presence and Polish sovereignty in disputed regions.
A scrambled report highlights Sinn Fein gains as dispatches recount attacks and losses. The piece mentions a damaged transport ship, a tow to safety, and a general sense of shifting power with limited reliable details.
In Washington on March 10, reports say President Harding faced delays over nominations for top posts. MGuy C. Gaff of Wisconsin was named as legal counsel, while a former Provident Wil son associate was proposed but not confirmed, leaving the veteran whip to await action.
A movement to modify the alien tax bill advances in the legislature this season. Representative Wolk notes the tax proposal taxes all resident foreigners over age two at five dollars with a penalty of twenty six dollars or county jail for nonpayment.
Washington March 14 President and the French ambassador Jusserand met at the White House to discuss immediate U S policy on European relations. The call addressed the Vatican treaty, debt issues, and a possible Anglo American French pact, with no further details released.
In a Rotary style Moravian gathering on Monday afternoon officers for the coming year were elected. Health reports showed the general situation greatly improved with no cases of monslés reported in ten days. The program featured talks on religious customs and Quaker history with attendees from various local groups.
Bulk reduction in salaries and wages set for April 20 as Pennsylva n ia Railroad and Erie system prepare port conference meetings. notices posted at depots outline steps and dates for employee groups from maintenance to train dispatchers with aims to align pay with economic conditions. Officials cite Transportation Act provisions and wage revision talks in Moon Hall Pittsburgh and surrounding districts.
United Press reports Britain and Russia reached a trade agreement amid wartime propaganda debates. Negotiations covered release of prisoners and handling of goods, with observers noting complex arrangements and potential political implications for Allied relations.
President Harding aims for hands off policy in Congress and postpones clear revenue or tariff legislation. Key lawmakers including Fordney and Ponrove press for a defined program while parties seek harmony, as a new approach to congressional dealings unfolds.
A coroner's jury probes the death of individuals linked to a night watch incident. The inquiry names several suspects including Williams and Muswell and implicates others in a plot regarding public safety items. The report notes accusations and theories regarding motive and involvement.
United Press reports a conference in Lakewood where Taniis A Stittman and his wife discussed divorce terms. The hotel setting and potential out of court arrangements are noted, with speculation on a possible public statement.
A membership meeting of the Board of Commerce is called for Monday evening to decide on a proposed American City Bursa campaign and to discuss forming a stronger organization. A representative from Ale treat will attend. the Commerce Board will meet in the morning for final action. The board may decide on retaining expert services after a study. All members are urged to attend.
County official assures the county road program will not be delayed by difficulties or opposition. The official notes that paving plans remain on track and a March submission date is set for related arrangements.
Democrats push a tax cut aimed at the average citizen. The message argues broad relief, claiming the plan lowers federal taxes for many middle earners while preserving essential revenue.
A local canvass to raise funds to oppose a water rate increase is planned. The canva ss includes a committee of residents and businessmen who will seek private contributions and a quarterly meeting at city offices to discuss the campaign.
Dispatch from Teruls reports Lenin declaring no fear of rebel success as Bolsheviks push to quell uprisings. Trotsky orders troops with artillery toward Kiev and Kharkov while unrest and executions proliferate near Petrograd and Kinietadt in a widening Russian crisis.
The Sunday evening service at Emmanuel Episcopal Church will be addressed by Dr We Sampholl with Dr Cainitel as a speaker. The event aims to be engaging and profitable, held at 7 20 oclock with a hoped for large attendance.
The market rose as prices advanced across divisions with strong treasury certificate demand and short covering lifting stocks. Traders noted a broad buying mood at the New York Stock Exchange amid bullish signals and improved liquidity.
The June meeting in Philadelphia featured balloting on grand lady officer and candidates as Mrs Boas represented Lily Franklin Lodge at the Rebekah assembly. The event marked the centennial session of the Grand Lodge with All Odd Fellows and Rebekah members attending the gathering.
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