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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
1
A May 240 report from MNWASIINGDON cites the prohibition commission halting enforcement due to funds. Commissioner Iramer orders suspension of enforcement, with 700 extra days of budget aid and 100 additional workers to address deficits before the next phase.
A Polish minister warned that Poland would fight if challenged by a powerful foe. The report notes rising tensions in Upper Silesia and mentions threats of aggression targeting Poland and its allies.
A judge dismissed the murder charge against a boy nicknamed the Baby Bride, who faced allegations of killing an eight year old girl. The case shifts to juvenile court for a fourth degree charge as officials deemed the defendant too young for adult trial.
Reports say police dispersed crowds amid election clashes in Belfast. Sympathizers attempted to disrupt unionist campaign meetings while authorities detained several suspects. one man faced charges linked to a large hotel incident and alleged accomplice activity.
A garbled report shows multiple committees reopening hearings on prohibition related matters along with tax revision, railway and labor topics. References to naval bills and welfare departments appear amid stalled welfare and civil service discussions.
Fragmentary report describes a fatal fall from a high story window at a Philadelphia hotel. Names and details are garbled but indicate a death during an incident likely involving self harm and possible intoxication. Further readable elements mention Hamilton and Moffman but lack clear context.
A disrupted incident in a Texas factory hallway left Lonny Stein and another worker assaulted. The robbery totaled around $1000 with jewelry valued at several hundred dollars reported missing. Police are investigating the assault and theft at the site near Hin bank.
A man identified as Wade, with a flower in his buttonhole, was hanged in Bridgeport today for the murder of George Not, a man he loved and who lived with his wife. The execution took place in the afternoon as the condemned faced the gallows with calm.
Report from London and New York notes Britain weighing dispatch of additional battalions to Silesia as part of postwar security measures. Attorney General in Pennsylvania involved in enforcing a tax provision. law enacted by Pennsylvania legislature targets value assessments and duties.
Reports describe a dynamite blast on Spring Creek near Hyde's with warnings and violent activity. Eyewitness accounts mention authorities gathering evidence and concerns about the danger to nearby residents.
The Commission of Commerce met to outline the primary process and arrange a mailing. The primary ballot date is set for 7 pm, with monitoring and notices to be issued to observers on Monday.
A steamship blaze prompted a United Press report as investigators questioned crew members about the source of the fire. Authorities examined davits and other details before declaring the incident under review by justice officials.
Fragmentary report from Warhington May 6 cites a secretary outlining plans tied to a marine strike. The text mentions Deforn Adailyn Benson and a shipyard assembly, with unclear details on demands and participants.
United Press reports May talks aim to resolve the Silesian border quarrel between Germany and Poland. Leaders plan a thawing summit to settle claims over control of disputed territory and future arrangements.
May 20 Martian Law extended in Mingo County as National Guard troops enforce order after unrest. The dispatch notes government control over civil courts and local divisions while awaiting further instructions from authorities.
Erie district library association met this morning in Columbus Pa with leading figures from Wood-Rahs Wie Renrnitine for Minnervitp atlivn Halon H Rowkwell and others. Mrs Duties of Columbus attended and discussed programs for children and social outreach.
An Atlantic coast rail wreck near Augusta on May 46 left one person dead and several injured. Joseph Woopl of Florida, an employee of the firm, was among the injured during the derailment while the train operated by United was en route to Kingston.
London reports Britain accepts the United States will not join the League of Nations. A government message delivered by Ambassador George Harvey to British leaders states the policy will not involve alliance commitments or immediate military actions.
Announced charges accuse a former police chief from Kahani of murder. The case involves a May 20 jury date and details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A Stillman hearing was postponed today by mutual consent of the attorneys. The case involves a petition from SPW York and references Biliran division, with details remaining unclear due to garbled OCR text.
New York reports a planned price reduction by a dairy firm next month. The action appears to reflect wholesale pricing adjustments and market pressures as producers consider new arrangements.
Police hunt continues for Avie Carrigan linked to burglaries at Wrayton and Curtis stores. He and his wife checked into a Union hotel days before the robberies, with authorities tracing stolen revolvers and jewelry to the Mountaineer area and possible connections to Youngstown. State troopers and city police coordinate searches while Carrigan remains at large.
Local campaign targets owners who have not paid dog tax fees. Officials report arrests and investigations as authorities warn of penalties. Names and dates unavailable due to damaged text.
Newark reports the recovery of a child’s body from the Passaic River on May 20. The unidentified 18 year old, Anie Poroega, is named in early search notes alongside local responders and ongoing investigation into the tragedy.
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