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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1921
Page
1
Local voters focus on the sheriff contest as county politics intensify. Candidates from the Republican and Democratic camps mobilize workers, with women among those active in get out the vote efforts. Supporters note shifting alliances and possible mayoral implications in Salabury and surrounding areas.
In Leavenworth, a man hailed as a hero for saving a life received a reduced sentence for a whiskey debt. Government officials later sought details about a companion believed to have aided or aided in the incident involving a pup and a war veteran. The report mentions France, Canada, and a wartime connection as part of the surrounding narrative.
Amid a war conference, university leaders and delegates from Great Britain and allies gather to map wartime strategy. The principal attendees include Arthur Bale and others, while Japanese and Turkish participants weigh terms as the Americas seek guidance.
Reported from Washington on November 8 the Senate approved a tax revision bill by a 38 to 24 vote. Bypresence of lawmakers from New Hampshire Massachusetts and Nebraska the measure moves to the House for consideration.
Fragmentary reporting links a bandit’s disdain for a train robbery to labor pressure demands on President Harding. The piece mentions executions and political tensions involving Italian labor and a Verona connection, with references to Ben Vancetti and Bratis.
Fragmentary report from Washington discusses Armistice Day activities and reflections on a world conflict. The piece mentions a procession or ceremony, unnamed soldiers, and international memory events around a dusk observance, with references to alliances and nations.
From Wilmington Delaware area reports indicate Private Wilson has made a good recovery from a recent battle. His physician, Dr Allen Gatmy Grayeon, notes he should be able to attend the funeral of the unknown soldier at Arlington National Cemetery on Armistice Day.
Bandits seized mail cars after dynamiting a passenger train near Paxton north of here. Six robbers armed with modern weapons used bombs and sawed guns to stop the train, looting thousands of dollars in registered mail. An engineer threatened, the crew and passengers fought back, and the bandits fled in high powered cars toward Chicago amid a heavy pursuit. Police believe the gang operated from Chicago with detailed planning.
In Los Angeles on November 8, attorneys for Madalynne Obenshain moved to force an immediate trial or obtain the release of Foltaas. The defendant is charged with the murder of John Melton Kennady. Burphy, also held for the Seavey murder, will be aided by his own lawyers.
Nays John Wal Thon' Ristite of Minnesota formed an ambassador to Russia tied to Argentina, according to information today. A new exchange was scheduled for November.
A final stage of Irish peace talks is expected Thursday as the Irish question nears a conclusion. The British cabinet is set to meet with Premier Lloyd George to discuss settlement terms and move toward a conclusive arrangement.
A community outreach from the Warrior Aid Council announces a November 14 meeting to organize a cleanup squad for disabled ex service members. They urge veterans to verify discharge status and medical records, share names of those with claims, and help locate all eligible veterans in the county for prompt claim processing.
Fragmented OCR text discusses politicians focusing on off year elections across towns. It notes observers want to gauge political trends from these local contests and the level of interest varies by locale.
An official probe reports traces of the corn borer in Wayne Township and nearby townships. Agriculture experts warn of potential spread, quarantine measures likely, and ongoing investigations across several counties and states.
United Press interview with General John J. Pershing from Washington discusses optimism about the looming conference and its potential to shape arms limits. He calls the forthcoming talks among the most important ever held and notes broad support from officials.
Rotary club members heard Miss Sullivan discuss armed forces limits with strong research. Marion Thompson performed a solo that pleased the audience. Milon Brown explained the evening's public meeting in the West In the Light Shop auditorium. Armistice Day set for 14. R Bliss outlined arrangements for a Rotary International convention in Los Angeles next year. The Club Heacon Area voted 50 to aid undernourished women and children, to be administered by the school board and education department.
The Primrose Lyte Colliery in Pottsville area suffered a deadly gas explosion with at least one worker killed. Rescue teams and mine officials battled the blast site while emergency crews cordoned the area.
The City Commission held a routine meeting attended by all members. Treasurer’s report for October showed receipts of 821,200.19 and expenditures of 401.01, leaving a balance of 5010.67 on November 1. Joy Miller was granted permission to dig a street drain, and Alderman was allowed to time a Horton of the street during repiar work. Mrs Elvira Petrucco Borrone received approval to add to her store at 14 First Avenue, with canal bond provisions. A resolution by Commissioner Laurie proposed transferring funds to other accounts. Ordinance No 480 allocating 800 to the Taeadential account and 800 to the water department was approved on first reading. Final action to occur at next regular session. sidewalk complaints referred to Streets Superintendent Rogers. an ordinance to set centerline limits will be presented at the November widening. The meeting concluded with discussions on minor municipal matters.
Versailles Nov 8 The first Viennese in the narrow trial of Henri Danney the Bluebeard of Gaien Wees calls this afternoon. Judge Gilbert has completed his examination of the prisoner including his life prior to 1915 and convictions of perjury and fraud. The king of testimony was high on the charge of murdering one of the ten women for whose death he is held responsible.
Kentucky clash leaves six dead near Clay Mole on election night. Victims named include George Allen Lealia Yale Cleveland Oy Tom Millen Worgs Mcintosh John Robbing Aherilf Roberta. Waller Long reported the shooting at Lost Creek as T. W. Rowan, visiting nearby, confirms the incident.
A freight train derailment near Driftwood damaged ten freight cars loaded with oil. No injuries reported among workers or on board the derailed unit. Passengers from Philadelphia on train 579 were moved around the wreck, while train 508 remained in service with delays expected into late afternoon.
Report cites a murder mystery around a young lad. Authorities traced the alleged killer a tramp, with the victim found in a well near Bedford county. Statements describe blows and a heavy rope tied about the neck, and a suspect named John Height is mentioned in preliminary notes.
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