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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
1
Paris reports Germany announces a proclamation to dissolve frontier forces in Silesia and punish volunteers who attempt to organize in the region. The move aims to deter unrest and prevent any crossing of the frontier as tensions rise.
The article reports on insurgent strength during a naval bill debate. It notes pay raises of 15 million dollars and navy manpower shifts from 110000 to 120000, with reductions proposed by the Senate travel committee and transport cuts amid presidential objections.
Report from Leipzig by United Press states German war criminals faced trial with charges including trial conduct, possible sentences, and the handling of testimony as per British observers. The article notes uncertainties in verdicts and emphasizes formal judicial procedures.
A garbled feature notes changes in dance styles as jig masters adapt. It mentions performers and visitors in the city exploring evolving footwork and new movements across a shifting cultural scene.
A major fire swept the east edge of Dallas destroying an entire block of business and storage buildings. Reported loss exceeds 500000 dollars with extensive damage and questions about the fire’s cause remain.
Reported violence erupts in Bally district as crowds clash during election events. Vivid unrest seen on Sauuitene street with agitators taunting voters and several injuries from knives amid chaotic street fighting.
A broker was chloroformed, beaten, and robbed at a home in Cohundbina near Pittsburgh and New York. Two men abducted him and fled with 48 000 and 45 in cash and valuables. The incident occurred during a Tuesday morning, with the parade of the Knights Templar also noted in Pittsburgh.
The article reports intense progress on the General Tariff Bill with Congress pushing revisions, aiming for ready reports to the House by early June. It notes optimism from Representative Longworth on a favorable report and mentions Senate doubt about passage and ongoing committee scrutiny.
United Press reports increasing belief that Mexico may soon receive recognition. Secretary Hughes communications suggest Mexico could be recognized without explicit written guarantees, while Mexican authorities consider preventive steps to satisfy international concerns.
Congressional action focuses on appropriations for aAi fleiey and telecom mergers. Senate and Judiciary debates continue as committees review foreign affairs, finance, and interstate commerce matters. An inquiry into railroads and naval budget discussions proceed in session.
An increase of 8 per cent in the compensation act was approved today by the mayor in Terririsburg. The action adjusts pay scales for workers and aligns with the city’s wage guidelines. The vote reflects ongoing efforts to modify compensation structures for municipal staff.
Fragmented text reports a sports or court context with Ouimet and Hodgson names amid garbled phrases. It mentions May and dates, legal references, and a series of uncertain events. The readable bits hint at a court appearance, possible arraignment, and multiple named individuals.
A disrupted article notes Citizens Bank plans construction on a new building at the corner of Mount Centar and Millie streets. The project involves complete modernization with enhanced window displays and new interior layout for customer service while ensuring uninterrupted operation during the work.
A Sherman woman died by suicide in a barn during a personal crisis. The obituary notes her survivors and lists relatives, with funeral details and a wake to be held at a local home. Police or authorities are not described, and the report focuses on family tributes and the deceased’s relationships.
In a cryptic May report from New Castle it notes unrest and police activity with scattered figures and vague assertions about a robbery and towers. The dispatch mentions various places and numbers, but the details remain unclear.
The report accuses the British forces of murder and terror in Ireland. General Aronian resigns from the commission after sentences tied to Black and Tan actions. The article notes alleged occupation abuses and related violence in recent months.
Funeral services for Private Edward Mulligan who died in 1918 are held with a solemn tribute at St Thomas and St Thompson Cemetery. Local veterans and legion members deliver salutes while mourners gather. attendees include Mitchell, John Howlett, Alfred Morrison, Verh Fobnvon and others. A Coolly resumes this afternoon.
A Sparta farmer was struck by a car that left the scene on a road near his home Saturday night. He was aided by a city doctor and is believed to be in serious condition. investigators search for the hit‑and‑run driver as residents recall the crash.
Fragmentary report describes a near miss at the East Main Street crossing involving a Pennaylan railroad protection flag. A driver named Tony Jackson escaped injury as a collision threat was averted by immediate action and city officials consider installing gates and improved safeguards by May.
The Meadville archdeaconry convocation begins today in Yale region with about half of attendees from the renowned abbey and associated district. The event features a book review and a talk on a Stay of Power “Hook or Rov Intiba” by Mortimer Anteton.
Frank Moloney and Mime Dore exchanged vows in a morning ceremony at a church with Rev. Father Yh Tnger officiating. Attendants were Miss Nojlie Hom and Me Carroll. Afterward the couple left on the train for a wedding breakfast to follow at their new home.
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