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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
1
London May 1 United Press reports a European crisis as tensions rise over Poland’s insurrection amid German and British diplomatic exchanges. Lloyd George signals firm stance while European powers weigh actions and potential consequences.
United Press reports fighting renewed in mine fields near Williamson West Virginia as guerrilla forces clash with state and federal troops. Casualties reported, with shots heard along river hills and ongoing gunfire delaying authorities and civilian movements.
Fragmented OCR describes a pursuit involving Mrs Knowlton in Canada with references to towns, cities, and officials. It mentions postal cards and a distant search, plus names such as Wilkin and others, in a confused narration.
A Meadville track team competes in an interscholastic meet at Montgomery with 18 athletes entered. The squad includes Thomas Adam Wright Tos Schotton Carpi Morte and Jewell among others as they prepare for events at the Abelaranwil Jalpramhokatio showcase.
British rail workers threaten a general strike after a union vote to refuse handling coal aboard shipments. The action arose from a dispute over cargo handling and union mandates, with transport workers urged to join solidariy action.
Judge Joseph Bouton of McKean County writes that women are not competent jurors under current law, echoing a ruling that led to quashing an indictment against Mayor Kitts. The opinion addresses jury eligibility, cites Pennsylvania constitutional provisions, and notes related indictments in murder cases involving Adie Wine and Prod Maxwil.
United Press reports authorities detained a woman identified as Lyilia Routhard of Twin Malls Kahao to prevent her alleged threat to harm her husband. Police say information prompted fear she might attempt suicide. Chief Putty Omeer Pin Vincent Southard of the U S By Man authorized the interview refusal.
Fragmentary report discusses Germany paying reparations and a Hoover statement. Several words are garbled, making the key facts and entities difficult to identify.
Fragmentary report indicates former Attorney General and other officials face probes as Internal Revenue actions unfold. The murky text references a committee, prohibition era themes, and potential congressional activity amid mob behavior and legislative pressure.
The report states Major General John J. Pershing would serve as executive assistant and chief of staff in the army under Secy Weeks. The article notes Generals Elbert P. Parran and James G. Harbord as contemporaries in the selection context and mentions prior duties of Pershing and Major General Petain.
Piccadilly Hill Telephone Co held a meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs A D Maloy in Weak Spring Creek. Officers elected for the ensuing year included President Mae D Parker Vice President Emer Rosa Secretary Frank Swart Treasurer C J Willness Directors Amrlie Carhwn Frank Palmer and C J Williams. A lively morning session closed with reports and a pleasant social.
Readers are informed that the remains of Private Mulligan, who died in 1918, will be brought back to the United States from Praven for burial. The item notes prior casualty Private Edward Tyffingan and mentions burial details and military honors to be conducted later.
The ceremony united Mink Ewtlutting Dita Sullivan daughter of Meni MLA in Warren Ohio. The report notes casualties among ten men and five women in a related wartime event, with details from a local ceremony intertwined by war reporting.
Insufficient clear text records a fighting incident with scrambled names and locations. readable fragments mention Michigan and Minnesota and indicate violence but lack verifiable facts or coherent details.
A museum-like hospital day program described tours of wards and departments. Staff and trainees guided visitors through X-ray and other facilities, with demonstrations and explanations of surgical tools and hospital routines.
The report notes ongoing daily membership figures for the Brotherhood of_Carriers or similar group, with comments on meetings led by figures like Qonora Shalrman TW Campbell in a tense context about plans and leadership. Mentions talk of future actions and expected increases in membership, with reference to a May period and organizational movements.
A Columbus man was held for court on an assault and battery charge following an incident at a farm. The defendant faced involvement with Stevens and others, with damage reported at the scene and a confrontation that led to arrest. Bail was set at 9700.
A fragmented OCR note reports a Freer event with unclear names and dates. The readable fragments mention a turning point and a highend item, referencing March and a potential public or private gathering without clear details.
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