Md Senator Seeks Trade With Washington
fragmented OCR text discusses US senator push on trade, mentions nations and tensions, references potential actions and negotiations, with unclear names and outcomes due to garbled source.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1921
Page
1
fragmented OCR text discusses US senator push on trade, mentions nations and tensions, references potential actions and negotiations, with unclear names and outcomes due to garbled source.
George McLain, 17, of Worry, and Anthony Corrigan, of Youngstown, were caught near the Donolan Brothers cigar store during an attempted break in Olean. McLain was captured. Corrigan escaped but later believed at large. Jewelry and other merchant items were recovered. Police pursued leads as details emerged from the night’s events and witnesses.
May 14 report quotes Lydia Bontimrd claiming a woman may be a carrier of typhoid causing four deaths. The Takied Prestodiy Mint interview notes the woman denies wrongdoing and suggests she could be a typhoid barrier. A physician reportedly advised tests to prove infection status.
Mir Chitios fell from the verandah of her home on Spring Street yesterday and sustained injuries. Mr Gadwily and another worker moved items from their usual place, while Mire Baubite, informed of the accident, arrived to tend the scene and assist, noting she suffered a sprain and severe bruising.
Panama resident Hhne r Berry, 64, was killed when he touched a 20 000 volt high tension wire that had broken earlier. Witnesses say Berry was near his hotel when the live wire contacted him, causing fatal burns and igniting his clothing. John Green, visiting Berry, reported seeing the line fall across the road and Berry cry for help before efforts to reach him were interrupted by the danger. The incident occurred around 7 pm and authorities shut off power before removing the body. Berry had operated the Rask Hotel in Panama for sixteen years after leaving the farm life.
Case centers on Mrs Stillman as appropriations bills are pared to fit state revenues. Report notes dispute over which bills the governor will pen and mentions declining figures, potential withdrawals, and political maneuvering by Bills and party figures amid budget strain in New York and national contexts.
General John J. Pershing, newly appointed chief of staff, outlines plans to mobilize a war army of about 2.5 million men. Major General Tyne Harbour named executive and legal chief of staff to organize administration and readiness. The army will be a peace time force, with 2 500 000 men in active service during war. permanent strength will be reduced in peacetime.
Ambiguous and garbled mentions of postmaster appointments circulate, naming multiple locales and officials. The text references Washington dispatches and several individuals with titles and dates, but the overall content remains unclear and fragmentary, reflecting a chaotic summary of political appointments and expirations.
Readable fragments show UPI report on Upper Silesian tensions nearing crisis with references to Congress, Senate sessions, agriculture committee actions, and Germany. The garbled text suggests imminent moves in parliament and international pressure affecting the region.
Two men Juan, 28, and Jay F. Ghoxntoling vanished after a fishing outing on Lake Erie near Cleveland. Searches continued for over forty hours with no trace of the two missing youths, as authorities and relatives held hopeful expectations.
In Blitz era dispatches from Paris London and Berlin, leaders including Lloyd George Briand and Korfanty are cited amid warnings over Poland Upper Silesia and possible German troop actions. The reportage links French caution, British warnings, and German military planning as France and Britain maneuver over Versailles terms and Polish tensions.
The cemetery stockholders held a meeting to review a proposed reorganization, report of the treasurer, and trustee elections. Officers discussed stockholder representation, new bylaws, and authorized executive actions with plans for a future vote and continued committee work.
An social gathering at Manieipel offered a general yet lively program of tutoring discussions and oral sessions during evening hours. About forty numbers were performed with lively entertainment by Hardee and others, including a raffle and bill payments noted as part of the event.
The Corry Port American Legion leads early plans for Memorial Day observances. They will cooperate with the G A R, Wo R, Elks and others to draft a program of events. Memorial exercises include a parade and services at the armory and nearby cemeteries.
CAMIP SHARMAN reports that the 1th infantry regiment is ordered to place mine fields in Mingo county West Virginia with no battalion orders received yet. Under Major Mignosutoot new Army Corps command 20 officers and 600 men are mobilized for duty in the area.
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