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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
1
Children's colors shine in science fair gallery display
A local exhibit showcases diverse color science projects by children. Students from several schools demonstrate color theory, pigment mixing, and light experiments. Organizers note curiosity and creativity drive the colorful, hands on learning experience.
Ku Klux Conspiracy Unearthed in Covington
A distorted OCR item reports an alleged Ku Klux plot in Covington with names and actions tied to a Newton County grand jury inquiry. The article mentions possible indictments, alleged plans for arousing sympathy, and a jailbreak of fear in the community, referencing Willard Malling and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prong
Covington
Liroschia
Gil
Witthany
Julios
Mubund
Marvin
Newton County
Taper
Newton
Grand Jury
Williatie
Malling
Ornate Novtimodt
Wilms
Britain Will Not Lose Sea Supremacy
A United Press report asserts that Great Britain will preserve its naval dominance despite wartime pressures. The piece emphasizes Britain's strategic geography and its wartime program as key factors in maintaining sea power against all challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
United Press
Hondon
Great Britain
Tritt
Naval
Mt Wall
Rafferty Named Domestic Prelate by Pope Heusdich
A garbled report from United Pronay ROM indicates Raphael Rafferty of Pennsylvania has been appointed a domestic prelate by Pope Heusdich. The piece mentions the ceremony and praises Rafferty’s service to the church in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasphael Rafferty
Pennsylvania
Boen
Heusdich
RomausFoia HO Proprietor Arrested for Intoxicating Liquor
Reports state M P Cooney owner of the RomausFoia HO was arrested this afternoon by Special Officers for intoxicating liquor and unlawful possession. He was taken before Alder Porter's court for further proceedings as police pursue other witnesses and locations connected to the case. The city aims to prosecute all involved as investigations continue under Mayor Alexander's oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.P. Cooniy
RomausFoia
Wwe
Murry
Duviay
Cooney
Harry Davin
Lowein
Spacint Ohiver Dave
Thomer
George Ricker
Buel Rogers
Trios Donoghue
F. Dalrymple
Famer Chambers
Pearvo
Ny Neamith
Charles Gillman
Bred Ahaubys
Mwarromt
Miyor Alexander Wad
Casa
Davia
Kincald
Hin-eilyy
Sharonworkers Profit Sharing Plan Announced
Announcement of a profit sharing plan for Sharon workers of United Staters Corporation was made today. The plan would distribute a bonus from 100,000,000 to 460,000,000 with a 2 percent bonus to 200,000,000 and 2 percent expansion costs to cover the amount.
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United Proesy
Sharon
Bho
Uma Fylto
Landis Denies Kinney Petition For Reinstatement
Walter Minney, Miladelphia athletic pitcher, seeks reinstatement to join an Independent waraball team at Franklin Pennsylvania. The petition was denied by Landis. Mrs Ti A. Manley and M69 Warne attended the hearing in Buffalo this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kreely
Ottoago
Murph Jo—Tudge
KM Landis
Walter Minney
Miladelphia
Atletic Pitchor
Teagon
Waraball
Franklin
Ti A. Manley
Warnehotiae
Buffito
300 Reds Killed in German Revolt
Berlin reports mass killings as a German revolt erupts. The government forms special courts to try thousands of prisoners while authorities claim suppression. The chaotic scene includes reports of mass executions and widespread unrest across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premberlin
Dred Communiste
Breweries Press for Permits Amid Prohibition Clash
Breweries seek permits from the Department of Justice as Commissioner John Kramer cautions that limited production could meet domestic needs while Attorney General Palmer’s ruling conflicts with Prohibition and the Volstead Act. The tone reflects early 20th century enforcement debates.
Vivian in Washington for talks with Harding on French policy
Vivian former French premier arrives in Washington to confer with President Harding, Secretary Hughes and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Franco American relations. He carries government authority to speak for France and may be ready to indicate France's posture on issues raised by the U.S. side. He is to meet with George Harvey in New York before heading to London for further discussions with leaders and officials.
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United Press
Marling
Waallington
New York
Got Geange Harvey
Yu Gently Forde
London
Continuance Talks Said Essential for Rail Industry Relations
Reported remarks from the United States Railroad Board indicate no trace of bandits connected to the Welch Lauck incident. The focus remains on continuing rational agreements between railroad companies and workers to ensure peaceful, pro motive industry development and stable labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch Lauck
Tillee Compniiss Five Nine
United States
Railrout Tehor
Trang
Bandits Shot Deputy. Sheriff Pursues Four Men
Special to the Journal reports that bandits who shot Deputy Willian Woleh Monday night after a failed arrest attempt fled the scene. Authorities say the sedan linked to Edward dleal was found between Mayville and Brocton. Trailed for four miles, the men disappeared. one likely boarded a Buffalo train. Recovery risk remains uncertain.
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Whsnrubud
N.Y. Maren
Daputy
Willian Woleh
Hom
Rio
Edward Dleal
Will
Lange
Mayville
Brocton
Buffalo
Weldli
Japs Deny Conferences with Lansing Declared Refused
Delogate Bak denied reports of conferences with Lansing and Japanese diplomats, stating no such meetings occurred. The notes referenced in a book on ponies conferences are disputed, and the foreign office may pursue a formal debate on the matter.
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Unitea Press
ORDO
Marsh
Delogate Bakno
Japan
Allica
Robert Casing
Amerean
Wimte
Lansing
Lt Way
Outlaw Fireworks Cause Fatal Blast in Chicago
A preliminary investigation shows outlaw fireworks manufactured by a firm in Chicago caused a fatal explosion injuring fifteen. Police say workers had warned against making the devices on the premises. Singers Singer and Schuler disappeared after the blast.
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Unitea Press
Chicago
Sluger
Behate
Perwina
Ieele
Beauvais Family Suffer Private Break Regret
Latent details describe an apparent domestic rift within the Beauvais household. The report notes a man named Stilman claiming paternity of two year old Quy Stillman and references a separation involving James AL Gi]lnaiy Prowidentt of the Nationality Banke and his wife. The piece echoes a troubled personal dispute amid reported family tensions in Quebec.
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Prom Latuque
Quebec
James AL Gi
Banke
Mis
Per
Potter Sil
Beauvais
Dirky Wa
Arthir Honuvels
Ret Tous Vels
Stilman
Quy Stillman
Vortefen Lan
Hin Moghar
Robbery Attempt Ends With Wounding In Pittsburgh
An unidentified man was shot in the wrist during an abortive assault on the Brushton Avenue branch of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company in Pittsburgh. His companion fled as police secured the wounded suspect. Details remain incomplete due to partial text.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Brushtmt Avenue
Atlantic
Pucifiy
Tea Company
Wan Owithelds
Free All Political Prisoners May Reminder
A garbled May message from Washington references calls to free political prisoners. The fragmentary text mentions officials and legal actions tied to government figures, with unclear dates and details.
Against Change in School Code Defeated in House
By United Press. In Harriburg the Altering Bill, proposing substantial alteration in the public school code, was defeated in the House today by a vote of 4 to 108.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
Harribburg
Delay in Returning Corps of Corry Boys Stirs Local Concern
A garbled report from an old newspaper segment describes delays in returning the bodies of Corry boys. It references officials, a Washington communication, and local reactions amid confusion about burial timelines. Names and places are partially legible, indicating broader wartime or memorial administrative issues.
Funeral of Fr Sheridan Saturday
Funeral notices list numerous individuals and parishes with a plan for a Mass and rites on Saturday. The service appears to honor Fr Sheridan and is conducted by multiple clergy including Mark Gannon, with various associated communities and locations named in the fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. Sheridan
Jamestown K of P Builds New Home
Jamestown Knights of Pythias announce plans to construct a new home in Jamestown New Mexico with a formal ceremony planned. A United Press report notes Tex Rickard stated the Empress carpen tier fight will take place in the United States on an agreed date in April with details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammshown
N. M
Tothtue
United Press
New York
Tex Rickard
United States
Dirigibles Resume Search Amid Odd Night Broadcasts
Fragmentary OCR notes describe airships or dirigibles resuming a search near Penemoon, with scattered lines mentioning towns, voices, sirens, and a cited marine or coast context. The readable text suggests chaotic auditory signals and a tense scene spanning multiple locations and names.
Trout Season Opens in New York State This Saturday
Anglers prepare for opening day as residents and visitors gear up along the lakes and streams of New York. The season brings expected crowds, cautious participation, and notices urging safe practices and local access rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Commerce Directors Meet In Regular Quarterly Session
Commerce directors will meet Wednesday evening for the last regular session of the board under the Averious City Bur en program. The meeting aims to discuss anticipated actions and ongoing campaigns with staff reports and proofs of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eegulie
Ilrestore
Buren
Arhloh
Wood alcohol fatal to woman in Wilkes-Barre
A Wilkes-Barre woman died after consuming wood alcohol contaminated liquor. Local authorities report the incident as a toxic liquor case traced to a rest of undeclared alcohol source.
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Wilkes-Barre
United Prowsy
Wilkins Barre
Alex Buninowalel
Andl Mes
Christopher Krynolewies
Banks Report Requested by State Department
MARRISBURG March 30 The state banking department today served call for the rendition of all banks trust companies. We of Marth 20.
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Marrisburg
State Banking Department
Oll
All Banks
Marth
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