Mary Lovters Calms Rat Be Air Incident
A brief item notes Mary Lovters calming a rat air episode with mail involved. No further details provided.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
1
A brief item notes Mary Lovters calming a rat air episode with mail involved. No further details provided.
Fragmentary World War II era text shows a reporter referencing German terms and allied replies. The garbled lines mention an ultimatum and uncertain acceptance, with phrases suggesting diplomatic exchange and potential negotiations amid global tension.
In Dublin on May 6 1930s era reports De Valera meets Ulster leader to discuss elections and power sharing proposals. The talks aim to outline future governance and potential resolutions across Northern Ireland and the republic boundary.
Jury clears Mrs Rowland after deliberation in a high profile murder case. Jury finds her not guilty of killing her husband and orders release from custody. The ruling ends a tense legal saga that drew regional attention and public scrutiny.
The Erie grand jury yesterday found insufficient evidence to indict Cooney on charges related to alleged liquor sales at the Commercial Hotel. Alderman Porter said evidence supported binding Cooney over to the county court next term, with the case slated for Mayland jurors. no witnesses were called and Cooney was freed.
The Civic Dinner drew a capacity crowd despite poor weather as residents urged greater cooperation for Corry’s future. Congressman Begg praised local men and women for commitment, urged building trust through Chamber of Commerce efforts, and argued federal action should support practical local progress.
Report from May 5 cites a three day revival of fighting between the Hinn Fyinbes and crown forces. Sinn Feiners are said to have died, with a funeral march in County Mayo and an ambush near Rathmore in Kerry. The toll includes a constable and several civilian casualties amid renewed violence.
Governor Sproul met with department heads in Harrisburg to discuss state finances. The session aimed to decide on a plan before month’s end and address budget issues facing the administration.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Chicago man McDonough, dairy worker, shot on a street while riding a milk route. Neighbors report a conflict and a suspect seen near the area. The garbled account references a number of names and places, with unclear chronology.
Barlin May 4 noon reports Allied reparations proposal discussed by German Foreign Minister Yon. The article notes British and Allied positions, with mention of delays and expected formal responses as the Allies push terms.
Report from Washington shows government negotiators and labor leaders near a settlement on the marine strike after days of tense talks. A New York ship sailed with a full crew despite the dispute while unions claim progress but many vessels remain idle and some workers threaten to quit if wage demands are not met.
An intense dispute between two youth factions escalated to violence at a gathering. Michael Hei, 18, and Gilad Momarylla, 18, were arrested after a fatal stabbing during the confrontation. Officials report the incident disrupted a prom festival and drew attention to community tensions in Atlas City.
A severe storm caused more than 1 million dollars in damage in New York. Telegraphs, telephones, and power lines were broken overnight. Dozens of light poles and lines were toppled, and harbor shipping faced threats from the weather.
A bizarre report states suspects from New York were charged by detectives with attempting to wreck trains near Erie. The article mentions names and a monetary bond, with unclear details about locations and the exact incident following a rail line derailment attempt.
The text shows a fragmented report about delaying the Knox resolution after Senate questions. It notes uncertainty on passage timing and mentions the foreign affairs committee and town committee weighing the merits. The piece references names like Diane and Meloy and hints at an inquiry and extended deliberation.
Report claims state armory ransacked with eight revolvers and 88 other items taken from the armory and supply room. Officers of the unit inspected rooms for missing equipment as thieves allegedly entered multiple areas and possibly entered other rooms before being discovered. The thefts occurred over several days with exact totals awaiting confirmation.
A list of readings and theatrical pieces scheduled for evenings at the M E Church. Names include Mrs. Winger and various performers such as Daly Doluron Hetora the King Crayton and others. The program features monologues and dramatic pieces like Grandmother and Come Back with multiple cast members listed.
The Pennsylvanian motor federation convened with delegates discussing their annual program. Officials outlined morning sessions and anticipated topics for the day, highlighting organizational plans and upcoming activities.
Dispatches outline a House committee probe into the Bergdoll escape and related wartime matters. Reports discuss the investigation's scope, potential figures involved, and estimated costs as lawmakers pursue clarity on the incident.
Hazoll Marv, formerly with the 8th regiment, has been appointed second lieutenant of Company A. He will command with a witched service record and duty in the naval company, following a commission after wartime service. First Lieutenant Chitford A. Miller now commands the company, with Captain Hamuel remaining in his post.
Inter class track meet scheduled at Fair Grounds with events and vigorous participation. Corry High is set to compete in a track meet tomorrow at 4:90 PM amid multiple events and spirited contests.
An OCR readable fragment reports the disarmament proposal being dismissed by Republicans in Congress. The text mentions President Tyrding and a debate over international arms control tied to the appropriation bill, with references to U S events and California context.
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