03 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
1
Reports from multiple mining districts indicate leaders split over a general walkout as UMW actions loom. Welded tensions across Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois threaten to paralyze coal production with thousands of workers poised to strike.
A mother and four children perished in a fire at an apartment building in Greenbury. The blaze destroyed the residence, with officials noting a possible motive under investigation as neighbors recall the family’s name and ages.
October readings from Toe th o weather office show a maximum 54 degrees on the 13th and a low of 29 on the 6th. Precipitation totaled 3.95 inches with 2.01 inches falling on the 6th and 24 hours of rain in total. Days with any precipitation reached 15, and skies were mostly cloudy or partly cloudy on many days.
A Obenchain woman, Madalynne Aeniinhn, was reported in a state of collapse today as medical staff treated her under heavy strain. A local lawyer for Asha Burch said action by the district attorney was awaited following the incident.
A garbled report lists three Yankee players facing pay suspensions over alleged wrongdoing in the World Series. Names like Weld up by and Ladle are cited amid a tile prohibition violation claim and storming allegations tied to a team event.
United Press reports in Washington that Germany outlines a reparations plan discussed by State Secretary Kor Borgmann and others. The proposal aims to bolster the Mark and is presented to be favorable for the Washington arms conference, with U.S. officials watching cautiously.
An incomplete dispatch notes a 40 unit incident off Nova Scotia and mentions a British vessel Boxolin with unclear details. It also references a Christing Selouse tecture event in Warren attended by Hila King and Frank Leonard of Chicago.
The annual Red Cross roll call begins November 11 at the Mialiapat building with chairmen and volunteers organizing a campaign. A special committee will coordinate donors for end of year goals, aiming for larger memberships including five ten and twenty five dollar gifts.
Washington November 3 The press agency reports about twenty million Americana bases petition the publicity for the work of the armament conference. Lawmakers consider plans to ensure the conference remains open amid high public demand for transparency and access to discussions.
State police report ongoing investigations into a series of mysterious fires including a house destroyed in Monty Costhaus's property causing a loss of 410,000 dollars. Authorities describe the fires as incendiary and note more than five fires occurred in the county last year.
Preparations are under way at the high school for Better Speech Week a nationwide observance starting Monday November 5 and continuing through the 42nd. The event aims to curb slovenly speech mispronunciations slang and poor word use with guidance from national educators and local groups.
Harrisburg reports Governor Sproul issues proclamation designating Armistice Day as a memorial day. The action emphasizes national peace and remembrance, urging the people to observe the occasion with appropriate ceremonies.
The Journal contests Washington disarmament conference with a roster of prominent reporters. Jennings Ryan former secretary of state leads daily interpretation for the paper while others from major bureaus handle international policy and the conference's committee actions.
A Nation excerpt alleges American naval forces forced a Haitian treaty and that elections were steered by American representatives to back a president aligned with U S demands. It also notes military intervention framed as not for financial control and cites a Senate committee in Washington.
Four people were hospitalized after a late night automobile crash in York Pennsylvania. The incident occurred around midnight when a vehicle struck scaffolding causing debris to fall and injure workers at the scene.
Grand jury in Mayville returned a first degree indictment accusing Jaworski of killing Mrs. Mareh elski with a shotgun at a social gathering on September 18 near Findley Lake. The case, linked to jealousy, names Sheriff officials and notes the suspect remains jailed awaiting arraignment in district court.
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