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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1921
Page
1
Report from Avalan dated May 7 states Czecho Slovaks have joined Poland in the Silesian conflict. The alliance expands the war as estimates place forces from 60,000 to 100,000 under German and ally observers. French stance remains neutral while Polish commanders press advances.
An exclusive interview from Quentin penitentiary states that W Namara will be released next Thursday. The statement, attributed to Namara, notes his past involvement in the Los Angeles Times Building incident and outlines his anticipated departure plans.
Fragmented OCR shows a Kentucky Derby preview with references to horses like United Prom and Heat Uncoupybreds, names such as Walter Harned and Oil City, and chaotic lines about bets and venues. Also notes a separate New York report of a patron recovering money and stolen items cited as United press.
Washington may reports indicate the agricultural committee voted to report favorably the bill backed by Norris of Nebraska for local regulation of the packing industry. The action signals support for tighter oversight and potential changes affecting meat processing standards.
May toed) lad ere of alriking marine engineers today are being carried by officials of the international union here on the agenda of adopting to 10 year cone wage reduction proposed by Chatromn Bonn of the USA. shipping board jant UNO compromise proposals concerning working conditions placed before Ulvm by Secretary of Tahor Davin. Davin was given awareness by Provident William Brown of the ingiora at thy Tendeew?dentaton, would he desivetad to him Monday morning.
Polish wrestler Zbyrszko Yownii Strangler defeated Lewis in a heavyweight title fight before 10 000 fans. The match lasted 28 minutes with Zbysko securing victory by a series of holds and power moves to claim the championship.
Fragmentary text mentions aviation, a former president, and a suspension doubtlessly from a historical newspaper. Distinct entities are garbled, but references to Deyuta Pree Washington May and former President Wilson appear, suggesting a misread item about aviation events or a memorial.
The May grand jury urged strict enforcement of liquor laws across Erle County, citing irregularities and illegal sale in cities and districts. It found no demonstrable effort by constables to report breaches, though inspectors praised wardens on county buildings and overall premises condition. The court is to consider these findings at 4 pm yesterday.
Washington May 7 A report says Colin Alluty TiWa will be the next Republican National Committee chairman after a May meeting with President Harding Adams already serves as vice chairman and a majority reportedly favors promoting him, with Postmaster General Hayy expected to resign shortly.
Georges Carpentier declares in Le Havre that he sails for America with utmost confidence and eagerness for the Taek Dea sey match. He says his fight strain will be the greatest of his career and that training in wingn thes has strengthened him for the tough opponent, aiming to uphold American sportmanship and win for his country.
Bandits robbed the People's State Bank at QUANDUARVIELLH, taking about 50,000 in cash and liberty bonds. Authorities believe the crime involved nitroglycerine and a planned escape. details remain under investigation as the town grapples with the brazen bank heist.
Washington May 7 secretary of State Hughes told Chairman Porter that he will try to obtain and share all information concerning the oil supply in Mexico and Central America.
In Washington on May 7 Senator Shortelage, Republican of California, spoke in the Senate advocating the California Japanese Exclusion Act. He urged swift action and argued for strict limits on Japanese immigration, signaling renewed push for formal exclusion policies.
May reports from New York indicate a man in distress during a busy afternoon on the Brooklyn Bridge. A bystander observed him stumble and fall after losing balance near the railing, causing a brief commotion among pedestrians and workers.
May 7 report from Bhilaclahia describes a large fire at People' Supply Co that destroyed furniture valued at about 25000. Firemen battled the flames after an overheated vehicle ignited the blaze. Investigating officers, including Patrolman McDonald, noted multiple complaints and vowed action to curb further incidents.
In Paris the Allied commission denounced recent Polish actions and proclaimed measures to prevent disorder. Officials stated the Union's aim to maintain order and support the Allies in preventing disturbances. Mis-2 notes reflect concern over events and emphasize adherence to official proclamations.
The report notes ongoing Senate discussions on continuity and voting, with mentions of a proposal by Senator Frolinghivaon to cut freight rates. The House continues committee work on seamen and picker control measures, while other names and phrases indicate continued legislative maneuvering.
The Pine Grove Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting on Monday evening at 8 o clock at the origin temple. Members are requested to attend as plans for future care and repairs of the cemetery grounds will be discussed.
City authorities filed orders today for a ten day suspension of train riding as part of a broader effort to curb “nitischoe quoation.” Mayor Mexander, Commissioner Howard, and Chief of Police Vrenke urged swift action after a morning inspection at the yards. Local officials expect the measures to take effect immediately.
The state department discussed Allied debt related to Germany's reparations. Officials weighed how much Germany can realistically pay and the Allies' ability to receive compensation. The briefing noted U.S. stance on enforcing payment while considering economic constraints.
C F McCray has purchased the York store amid a parade of business moves. The deal at the West Market involved Proark’s York property, with McCray taking over stock and goods under capable management. A traffic mishap on a Ridgeway to Tomhburg road caused injuries to Alyan Swanson and Gorman Geer near the city limits.
A report from CN members shows the Board of Commerce efforts expanding with 211 total memberships. Campaigns in the third ward led by Major Wright and the second ward push by Major Prac Laurie boosted signups, with notable participation from firms like American Casting, Citizens National Bank, and Climax Manufacturing among others. The reorganized Board of Commerce emphasizes unity for local prosperity as a luncheon at the Bhibini Cats proceeds.
The article reports a national effort to repeal or reduce wartime taxes in Ohio. Officials indicate the plan will be debated, but enactment may be delayed until July. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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