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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented text references a person aged around 60s and addresses in Arkansas and nearby areas. Mentions what appears to be a notice or diary fragment with garbled place names. No clear event, date, or action emerges from the unreadable OCR snippet.
Fragmented account details a war dead remembrance with P. Baker and M. Quinn among speakers, Lincoln tribute singing, and civic leaders praising veterans. It notes involvement of local organizations, youths, and a parade honoring those who served, with references to medals and memorial observances.
May 31 report from Wastington describes the sudden death of Chief Justice Witte during court sessions, prompting adjournment until tomorrow. The fragmentary text mentions a memorial titled Aotamiwe II Poughikden, references a golden eagle motif, and notes tears among attendees as the incident unsettles the courthouse.
Morey Hospital will get 10 000 in state aid after a two year geriort hooping ext meet. Governor Sproul trimmed the appropriation from 47 428 079.35 to 58 951 020.65, cutting eight thousand from the general allotment. Board members urged attendance at the meeting to discuss the funding and future needs of the hospital.
The incident occurred this morning when Alberta Sandquint, daughter of Rete Sans, was struck by a wide truck from the K L factory. She suffered painful bruises to the face and eye and was assisted by Beamk Baeder and Bentley before being taken home for care. A doctor’s exam found ten teeth broken and she remained under observation for 24 to 48 hours.
A garbled notice states that June milk prices are announced with a price of 41.40. It mentions Dairyamon's Leagan and Terry region, plus a reference to a company at a Vigueo site. The text is fragmented and unclear but centers on milk pricing for the month.
Doris Detzel, aged one, died Monday morning after whooping cough and complications. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock at her grandparents' home on West Smith Avenue, with burial in Ontonta, N. after the service. Survived by a brother and grandparents, the Saxtons.
Fragmented, error-filled text reports renewed Balkan warnings as groups in the region threaten more fighting. Mentions Serbia Bulgaria Greece and disputed territories, with references to armed forces and international concerns.
The article notes mail ballots for the election of the board of directors of a company must be returned by Wednesday June 1, to be counted by the election commission. It mentions dues payment and group meetings. participation rules were not fully observed in the primary election, with final arrangements to be debated in tonight’s meeting.
The final meeting of the Fairview Association was held Friday afternoon in room 5 of the school building. The pennant went to room 4 for best reason. A committee opened 485 reservations from the bake sale recently, and plans were made for fall meetings on the fourth Friday of each month. The meeting featured short talks and student performances across rooms and by Mrs. Morrell, Rae Wadworth, and others.
The new pavilion at Columbus opened last evening with dancing and a time program led by JWG and Inez Mocakupi and Frank Bae der. A four piece orchestra provided music while a large refreshments booth showcased the enterprise. About 1500 residents attended the first big event and the management announced the next party for Wednesday evening with further outings planned.
Fire at a Henry street home destroys the dwelling and fatally burns Robert 7 and his wife Sam, an elderly pair. A daughter and grandson escaped danger as neighbors aided efforts to reach the scene. Damages and injuries reported, fire officials say the lamp caused the rapid blaze.
May 31 report states Blaine Loday and Governor Whine sought immediate troops to quell a labor dispute at the Wood reclamation lake area near Groat, with 25 workers injured and automobiles commandeered overnight. Residents and families, including Mae Howard of Euclid Street, were affected as Gunther Warren and Pred Howard visited friends. plans to move families out persisted.
The article notes Albert Einstein, famed physicist, traveling to Europe from New York for a European tour or visit. It mentions observances around Memorial Day and references his work on relativity and cosmology in vague terms.
Report from London dated May 1 notes De Valera cables in support of Sinn Fein relief efforts. Fragments mention messages to allies in the United States and discussions of aid, with calls for communications and preparations pending further instructions.
A muddled report describes American boxer losing to a British champion in a contested match. The text blends names and places into a garbled account with unclear events and details. No verifiable scores or locations are present.
Local club's first shoot event drew a rowdy crowd at Weal Hill Meo. Attendees included Halte and team members Danwei, Swauua1, Awan 8, Fogle 35, McHizey 17, Motuistoy 10, Romeo 18, and Seth 15. The season opener featured a mix of scores and nearby heats with plans to host next week.
A murder trial opens in Suard Court as police guard the proceedings. The defendant faces charges related to a 1920 death after a payout of 18,000 is noted. Witnesses and courtroom action unfold as the case moves forward.
chaotic dispatch from Washington reports a death of a freight worker named Michael Corcorah while en route to his mother’s grave. The piece notes union officials and a Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way member involved, with unclear details on motive or charges, and mentions burial arrangements in Nitin.
A sweeping probe follows the worst air tragedy as officials announce an inquiry by a high level committee. Seven military personnel were killed in a crash connected to a national airways program amid storm conditions and lingering controversy over government funding. Executive actions and a formal inquiry timeline are expected as Congress weighs air safety policy and aviation priorities.
Fragmented OCR text reports a second beating of an agitator during a troubled broadcast. Names, places, and events are garbled, but references to abuse, a pastor, and a disputed program suggest a charged incident with mistreatment described in limited readable details.
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