11 May 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented and unclear OCR snippet mentions a ten percent tie and mil care references with stray characters. No coherent event, names, or locations are readable to establish a factual item. The readable bits suggest financial or competition context but lack specifics.
Rome dispatch reports rising calls for decisive action amid turmoil in Upper Sileria. Amid crowd protests and mixed reports, authorities insist one casualty suffices to justify military support while officials debate terms of aid and possible deployments.
Reported surge in baseball game attendance with estimates around 22,000 spectators per event. Data indicates several venues drawing significantly larger crowds than previous years, reflecting growing public interest and league momentum.
A chaotic, OCR damaged wire about the discovery of radium describes a May 11 New York welcome for a figure named Madam Curie and the arrival of a man named Gyse. It mentions crowds, organizations, and waving flags as the scene unfolds amid garbled names and phrases.
Soviet style corruption and chaos mark a garbled report from Washington dated May 11. President Norling offers Ane Jean Aibupénior post to Poko to David Figue Hill, former ambassador to Germany, while Dr IG's acceptance remains uncertain. A tentative envoy to Japan is in play as opposition mounts to Harding choices for Far East posts amid alleged pro Japanese sympathy concerns.
A coroner's jury will investigate the death of Miss Anna Garrett, 30, of Medin. Garrett disappeared April 1 and was found 16 days later with a rope around her neck. An unidentified woman in a sailor hat was last seen with Miss Garrett, and authorities search for new leads to advance the case.
Hazleton Pennsylvania May 11 rescue workers recovered the body of Stuka Belithas age 47 of Nurene org, one of two miners trapped by a surface wave in Gowen County. Alexander Kornieky, the other miner, was believed killed when the shaft collapse occurred.
Report says conferees reached a tentative accord on immigration policy, outlining limits on entry for the next six months. The proposal aims to regulate flows and assign quotas by country, with details pending final approval.
In Germany on May 11 Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, a known draft evader, said the United States government cannot compel his return. He claimed U S officials offered an agreement after two Vok troops were released following an attempted kidnapping, and he indicated he would be pursued but dismisses the inquiry.
Aton in trempant prevndings brought by James Glauvey against C. W. Scott aired before Aldermai Gordon last night. Scott alleged to have caused damage to the Kindley Lake road, after being notified to use and detow the farm, with damages said to exceed $1000. Beott fined 10 and costs by the first ward alderman. Notice issued that appeal would be taken to the next term of quarter sessions, amid contention over procedure.
Harrisburg May 11 The Pennsylvania Federation of Labor backed an amendment to permit manufacture and sale of light wines and beer. The resolution was mooted at the convention and passed 161 to 87. The vote reflected labor support for relaxed beverage laws.
A fire in Wilkes-Barre caused by a defective spark plugged into a gasoline tank destroyed homes and left residents asking about safety. The blaze, reported by United Prom, started near Midvale and spread, causing about 100000 dollars in damage to structures. Children from the FaiView school aided by a bake sale fundraiser organized by the Parents Meachora Association.
May 11 report from New York notes Governor Sproul signed a coal tax bill affecting anthracite pricing. The action aims to regulate the industry and impact shipping and employment, with officials stating the measure targets revenue and market stability amid contested rates.
A May 1 report from Berlin notes Germany indicating acceptance of the Allied ultimatum after tense sessions. Parliament leaders pressed for a swift agreement while foreign ministers warned of consequences if terms were rejected, with opposition voices divided on the path forward and potential military implications looming.
In Chicago's Bloody 19th Ward a man was shot near his home after returning from a taxi. He died later in hospital. A suspect hid in a vacant apartment on the building's fourth floor as the attack occurred. Police investigation continues.
Three inmates escaped from a waterlogged state hospital and remain at large. The fugitives include a murder convict linked to Luzerne County, with sightings around Scranton and nearby towns. Police continue searches in multiple counties as authorities pursue the escapees.
Congress meets as the Senate debates extending tariffs amid the ongoing tax and trade policy discussions. The agriculture and commerce committees push hearings on related measures while President Harding proposes new welfare department funding.
The report notes C P Northrop intends to drill two additional oil wells on his farm near Blakeston Minnesota. The wells will be drilled about 1200 feet into the Clixendon sand, following the earlier successful 27 year old producer.
The report chronicles a contested matter in Porky Conn involving Teasry, with tensions rising as supporters accuse opponents of stalling proceedings. The scene centers on political maneuvering, public statements, and anticipated rulings amid a heated local controversy.
A wartime dispatch from United Press outlines tension over Ruhr actions. German note escalates fears of renewed invasions as Allied commands prepare possible mobilization and joint defense.
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Charles D. Bitles, Republican national committeeman for New York, announced May 41 that Wal Robert B. Todd banker and financier will be appointed commissioner of immigration for the port of New York.
A garbled field reports a bishopric appointment in Cleveland with names and places obscured. It mentions Eby and Rowe with unclear references to family or church figures, plus other scattered proper nouns from various locales. The fragmentary text hints at a formal church appointment but fails to provide verifiable details or dates.
Washington May 3 Senate will vote today on an emergency tariff bill to aid the American farmer by boosting prices and protecting rural products. Supporters urge passage to reduce costs for consumers, while opponents warn it will raise food prices and burden the public.
The senior class stages a campus musical titled Miss Bob White with Julia Be Rogers producing. The event features professional directors arriving in May to begin rehearsals, with a campy, theatrical tone and a cast of amateurs. Performances are planned for June 7 and 8, promising entertaining pageantry and the seniors’ showcase.
Loy united Props reports a near miss at the Gowen crossing of the Tennessee railroad between St skeleton and Wyre Hen. A freight train and two men from Port Glin suffered injuries, with momentary delays and confusion noted by witnesses.
A chaotic Washington report outlines conflicts over an emergency tariff bill with amendments and partisan clashes. It notes lawmakers and governors weighing political costs, including mentions of Senator Poprone and Governor Sproul amid press dispatches and a mix of financial and legislative concerns.
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