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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1921
Page
1
War splits Allied lines as discussion turns to Northern Europe while Lake Columbus gains a new pavilion project. Reports note Lloyd George support and a British stance amid international tension alongside local improvements including a dance pavilion and eight new rowboats for the lake community.
A mangled OCR fragment describes a train wreck near Avon and Bloomington Indiana. It mentions a passenger named Shirley and a fatality with blocked wreckage details and an investigation note on a deliberate attempt.
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a raid on Sinn Fein halls in London. The text mentions individuals, dates, and vague actions but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
Telegraphic reports from West Virginia detail appeals for federal troops to quell unrest in Mingo County. President Harding and Secretary Weeks delayed action as martial law proclamations were considered, with further conditions awaiting clarity.
A garbled, unreadable OCR fragment mentions names like William and Philadelphia and references a visit by Paul Pholpa of Cleveland. The text is disjointed, with dates and events unclear, making it difficult to determine a coherent news item or outcome.
Wiltam D. Haywood says he will return to the United States to serve a 20 year sentence at Leavenworth prison. He announced in an exclusive statement from Moscow that he plans to return after conventions in Moscow and will not transfer to other locations.
Washington May 18 amid talk with the President House leaders indicate no barrier to an early consideration of the Knox Peace Bill. Representative Stonell, Republican of Missouri, said after discussions with the President today that movement may come promptly.
George Beduze plans to reopen the East Main Street hotel with renovations and redecorating underway. The refurbished motel will offer Dinny room service and new hotel service, with the proprietor promising first rate care and continued motel industry experience.
Dr Z W Weignt, county health official, reported a mild smallpox case in the Brown block near Faintipox. Officials warn vigilant quarantine and strict enforcement to prevent spread under Anthony regulations.
Reports from Mingo County indicate a quiet day as frontline skirmishes subside and cross border activity slows. Militants and military units shifted positions near the West Virginia border with unchanged casualty estimates while guardsmen arrived and prepared for potential renewed fighting in nearby towns.
Senate committees consider a major app related bid while a key panel weighs prohibition measures. Legislative actions focus on appointments and regulatory steps amid ongoing investigations and policy reviews.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a visit by figures including Mire Ed. Lave and Alby Sowa, with references to a Saturday stop and a feature on a local event. Unclear names and dates limit specifics, but the note suggests a community engagement or political meeting planned for the weekend.
Georges Carpentier arrived in New York for a major boxing bout. He looked pale and thin as he walked from the Quay La Savallory, weighing 177 pounds. He planned a fast pace and emphasized training at Madison Square Garden ahead of the match.
A chaotic report from DIAUIN on March 10 details fatal clashes in Ireland. The narrative cites 20 dead including nine soldiers and two women, with property damage and ongoing violence amid Sinnraint insurgent activity.
Police say Clark McLean of Olean and Arthur Carrigan of Youngstown are tied to armory burglaries and a spree across Salamanca and surrounding towns. Authorities report a large burglary ring confesses and detail stolen goods, while city planners discuss improvements and a potential park on Wright Street extension benefiting New Corry.
A high school track dual meet at the Corry corridor featured tight competition amid a large crowd. South High and Youngstown Young Regiment dominated early events while local teams faced heavy weights and close margins at the Enel moot hold meet in Meadville.
May 16 reports from Washington show the Supreme Court reaffirmed the prohibition amendment and sustained the federal income tax method. The court also ruled on corporate taxation, holding certain corporate gains taxable income, and addressed executive powers limits amid broader political questions.
A fragmented note records ten member names including TG Wunsley, Wesf Abannon, HH He Covad, C Alte Snob, Municelpal Thed, Ball Melos phone Co, GW. Thoma, and others as part of a municipal commerce association. The total member count is listed at 10.
A wary report from New York details a wealthy manufacturer, Ye dying in Mord, with Broadway sport sought as slayer. The piece mentions court or hospital notes, a palliate ward, and names connected to the case amid a tumult of fragmented OCR text.
A garbled Washington dated May 16 note discusses prevent rates and prices, with incoherent lines about possible permit changes and textile sector references. The text is fragmentary, limiting clear attribution or outcome.
A Cambridge dental gathering lists speakers including Dr. Hodge CW Thay and A. Cirtlin of Hiwste. The program aims to discuss professional standards and community health, with plans for future demonstrations and regional cooperation.
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