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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR line shows names or terms Ris Rales and nine least broad alike. No clear event, date, or location available. Unable to determine full context from readable text.
A late worded notice from MON MeAtelx outlines a change of venue in a Warren County case. The document lists parties and officials but is fragmented, with several unreadable segments.
Stillman case hearings set to resume Wednesday as attorneys prepare for new developments. The proceeding involves multiple parties and complex motions with a focus on recent filings and anticipated testimony. Local observers expect potential rulings on key motions and scheduling.
S Erickson died yesterday at age 72. She is survived by her husband and several relatives. Other names appear in memory references and an upcoming service in CHAVH chapter AY 2948 is noted.
A 1992 budget session approved a tax levy of 22 mills on every dollar of valuation to fund the High School and Library. The board approved staffing changes, outlined teaching appointments, and authorized stipends for graduating seniors and an Alumni Association donation.
United Prove reports that widespread price reductions are unlikely to restore normal conditions. Few exceptions aside, wage cuts would be unjust while living costs decline, and most workers could be fairly treated only if prices fall in step with inflation. The article notes industry conditions and debates the pace of adjustments amid broader economic pressures.
Fragmented report notes a continued hearing on a navy bill and multiple committee actions. References to interstate commerce hearings, house debates, and judiciary committee discussions appear amid garbled names and places. The piece hints at tariff and prohibition topics, with Republican party considerations noted but details are unclear.
An unidentified about 25 year old woman was instantly killed today in Daren Conn after being crushed between two motor trucks. She was riding on one truck, addressed to Mrs Al Vakhen of 207 Setimmerlioen Ave Brooklyn, a letter mailed in Pittsburgh two weeks ago, and was found wedged between the vehicles.
The City League readying for season opener as renovations finish and teams prepare for the first game tomorrow. Local clubs including Loveland and Blanton Ene are set to compete, with timing around 4:30 PM noted amid ongoing venue repairs.
Supreme Court of Pentinylvania upholds Brooks Law and affirms Tony Vignett and others in Payette County. Court rejects challenge to federal law on wapenning and prohibition, ruling the state constitution compatible with the federal regulation.
The governor yesterday appointed Hanty Ar Giark of Rejo to the new orphans court in Brie Bonty. The choice follows Governor Sproul and includes a noted Erie attorney who has long served as city solicitor and state senator, with a record in the Erie area and the Lycoming district.
Britain backs Senate action on disarmament as leaders signal progress toward arms limits. Prime Minister and Royal figures address parliament amid debate over global security steps and Japan's stance. Diplomatic circles note cautious optimism for a broad accord.
United States authorities seized the entire property of Giver Gloveland Horgdoll, a millionaire arts dodger, under the dealing with the enemy act. Col. Thomas W. Miller, an alien property custodian, oversaw the action, which arrived in Philadelphia today and was coordinated with presidential authority.
A jury returned a verdict in Mayville with a verdict yes or no yet unclear in the provided text. The case involved Schultz and a local party or person, with the trial concluded after an hour and a half.
Achaotic naval appropriation note with drifting OCR reads like a brief on a Navy bill likely to pass the Senate today amid protests. Mentions a 50 million navy bill, Mayoon Propriations, and area confusion with references to house tents and broader military spending.
Cheyenne Wy May reports Major Eddie Rickenbacker resumes flying a plane after a crash near Washington DC. The incident injured other crew members, but Rickenbacker and two others were not seriously hurt. Officials say the aircraft suffered a hard landing. investigation continues.
A father backed his car in the afternoon in the rear yard of the Furnley home and a young girl, Nellie Rybs, was crushed under the wheels. Eyewitnesses describe a tragic accident with the child dying at the scene.
Fragmentary notices report German and French actions as Europe moves toward a potential peace. Berlin hints at May changes and reparations. Paris shows willingness to negotiate while Britain and France weigh a united stance. A London meeting of ministers is noted as pivotal.
Mrs Barlow died on a Pennsylvania Railroad train while en route home. Reported by the Pennsylvanian station, the death occurred as she traveled northern toward the city. She was a longtime active member of local clubs and library supporters, with friends and relatives notified. The sudden loss follows months of health troubles, and survivors include her husband Mr Barlow and Meg Barlow. The community mourns a devoted civic leader who attended theater recently and helped at public events.
Voters in Ulster count proceed to elect representatives to the Parliament as women secure several roles. The Northern County committee will tally ballots tonight, with results expected to shift the early tallies and set the final count for the assembly.
Herbert W. Walker reports from Tooseare that welterweight champion Hunter defeated Attn Arabian to win the British Golf Championship in a closely contested final match. The result confirms Hunter as the premier golfer of the era, with the championship scene ending amid cheers from local crowds.
A garbled report describes State Road plans to enter the city along East Main Street, with mentions of officials, proposed route through Core y, and anticipated construction timeline. It references Mayor O Ly Alexander and State Highway Commission, detailing proposed widening and possible delays into the early 1980s.
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