02 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1921
Page
1
Reported in Amurléa and surrounding regions, a large miners strike disrupts fuel supply as 30 000 to 40 000 workers protest contract terms. The action prompts shutdowns, halted production, and fears of wider spread walkouts into the cold season.
The NAST clothing store marks twenty five years with a week long anniversary sale. A large crowd is expected as the event runs from November 1 to 10 in Indianapolis. Local shoppers anticipate major discounts and new spring lines.
Report from the fifth annual American Legion convention outlines a debate over a five toll plan and compensation for ex service members. Speakers criticize current policies while legislators and officials discuss funding and administrative reforms.
Senator Witron's charges of war executions without coll ist martial sparked a storm in Washington as the special investigative committee prepared to examine the matter. Authorities facing heavy criticism over secrecy and due process led to renewed calls for accountability and a detailed probe into alleged wartime actions.
A draft announcement signals Georges Whity as a Democratic candidate for Ohio governor. The message references prior roles and party ties while noting timing and expectations for a formal declaration.
Washington announces reopening of the unemployment conference as new figures show jobless totals rising. The session in New York will discuss Hoover administration measures and ongoing emergency programs with expected discussion on relief funding and policy direction.
British United Press dispatch from Washington reports a heated last evening clash among Republicans and Democrats over tariff policy and a proposed tax bill. The piece notes senators wavering on support and the influence of foreign debt, with discussion of a bonus fund and party strategies amid a tense political scene.
British and Sinn Fein delegates met in Dawning Street government offices at noon amid reports of an imminent halt to talks.
A garbled historical clipping references a Boston area event with unclear names and actions. The readable bits hint at a financial or legal matter and a person’s attempt to discover information, but key details are missing or corrupted.
State fire marshal joins local deputy to probe two near identical fires in the Third Ward and West Pleasant Street area. Officials expect a full publicity drive and say the investigations may last a day or two as they determine whether incendiary causes are involved.
Fragmentary report outlines calls for public opinion shaping by parties and naval policy, noting officials and commentators discuss the need for direct persuasion and governmental stance amid mounting questions on wartime actions.
A 21 year old visitor Earl Perce suffered a shotgun discharge wound to the forearm in a hunting mishap near Clymer. The incident occurred as he attempted to use a gun during a squirrel hunt, tearing flesh but sparing the face. he was treated and is recovering with expected improvement.
A finding from a preliminary review of North Dakota bank officials reveals a shift in a banking matter. The report notes ongoing questions tied to the Bank of North Dakota and related officials as investigators proceed.
Arthur Balfour lord premier of the council departed London today for talks with the Washington arms conference. He was accompanied by an official party and will confer on allied defense issues during the voyage.
President Harding marks his birthday and anniversary of his election as the nation observes his four terms as leader. He is aged 62 or 63 according to reports, with celebrations noted across major cities and ongoing reflections on his tenure and the country’s path forward.
The Chamber of Commerce directors meet to review routine items. They discuss centralizing local charity activities, potential ordinances, and forming a committee to pursue a city planning charter and possible budget actions. Attorneys Bentley and S Smith named to liaise with city officials on planning and charter issues.
Street lights on the south side failed to operate overnight due to a weather related issue. Company workers repaired the area today and expected service to resume later. Residents reported widespread outages causing complaints and commentary.
George Gorton plans to reopen a meat market on Root Main Street with remodeling and new equipment. Battes and Lilian Prine of Chardon support the venture and expect to begin operations soon.
Amid confusion over a missing youth, William Gray Willems age 18 from New Haven was located safe with his parents in Downingtown. The case involved a chain of mistaken reports as authorities traced his movements and alerted guardians.
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