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10 Nov 1921
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
1
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The school board voted to proceed with rebuilding the main school facilities. The plan includes funding of $600,000 in bonds and approval of a revised construction timeline. The decision follows a review by the district’s architect and comments from board members on project scope and costs.
In a garbled interview from New York a noted writer claims Irish warfare is ended. He discusses Sinn Fein and political figures, warns of continued bloodshed, and references a plan involving prisoners and a proposed path to peace, voicing a cautious view on future violence.
In Ontaria, a hunter from Pittsburgh lost his life near Lake Norway after an accident during a firearms discharge. Authorities are investigating the event as a fatal hunting mishap on a remote shore.
Fragmentary prose notes various names places and actions including a plant destruction claim around $100000 at White Haven Printing, mentions of London and Lloyd George, Hartleburg and a banquet, and a municipal building scene with uncertain dialogue and dates.
Washington Nov 10 The War Department announced Marine detachments of 87 men will guard mails at postal centers. Units are scheduled to move to major hubs including New York Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Richmond and Los Angeles to secure mail delivery. The plan aims to protect communications across key cities.
City officials outline Armistice Day exercises for tomorrow at 11:80 AM in the High school auditorium. Residents urged to pause work at noon and pay tribute to World War I heroes, with ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery and a memorial service culminating in a nationwide moment of silence.
Armistice Day dance at the State Armory hosted by the American Legion Port, featuring Willie Tugionnalrod and the Hokets hms band. Miss Morssengorty aug will head the evening with an orchestra to provide music starting at 9 o clock.
North Bay Ont Nov 10 Mia Frederick Wheeler and four of her children are dead with a fifth child expected to live after destruction of a house at Kearney 28 miles from here. The father Will AKaOn? was on a trip to [North Bay].
A desultory report describes Washington hosting an international gathering with delegations from Asia Europe and the Americas. It notes ceremonies opening a formal parley on Saturday and discusses talks on naval disarmament and a potential binding pledge.
In Washington on November 10, President Woodrow Wilson plans to participate in inaugural ceremonies marking the transition from the Harding administration. Citizens anticipate a formal event dense with official duties and patriotic pageantry as the newly chosen leaders assume office.
Commissioner Olvery J. Weaver expresses gratitude to the Journal for its support in the six font election. He pledges utmost effort to carry out the majority’s wishes and improve conduct of the Montalgil host, urging vitinone and to the conduet. Marsinaul Nov 10 One man killed and several injured in a collision between passenger train No. 23 and a switch engine on the Tesus wat Paeito road. Walter Wotdeman engineer on the passenger train died.
A garbled news snippet references a $50,000 gem robbery and a Friday Parent-Teacher meeting. It also mentions local election activity, a successful candidate for office, and associated voter appreciation notes amid scattered figures and dates from Washington reporting.
A bygone nation pays homage to the unknown soldier as thousands gather near the capitol. dignitaries confer the Medal of Honor and veteran officials salute silent, heartfelt tributes marking the memory of those who served.
A garbled report describes a fraud scheme targeting veterans involving subscriptions and a loan request tied to funds sent to a Washington office. It names James W. Mallon of Indianapolis and references a Mellon administration letter about $4500. The piece mentions implicated officers and failed plans.
Five persons were seriously injured when a southbound Santa Fe passenger train from Kansas City to Oklahoma City wrecked near Mull, Oklahoma, early today after one car and sleepers derailed and rolled off the track. A northbound train was sent to the scene to assist.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports on the house debate over extension measures for wartime authority. Lawmakers weighed the urgency and potential timing of additional emergency actions as the country girds for ongoing mobilization.
In Washington on the eve of the Avis Conference the British delegation led by Te Bamouy met Promign Wayd Georgy in his absence. They discussed but urged unity and confidence, signaling hope for expulsion from the parlor and a strong spirit for the talks.
In Montenpro a movement linked to No Montunngria opposes absorption by Lugo Slavia. The Journal published a royal commission order on November 9 amid property violation concerns. A special edition claims the publication order was issued and contested.
A jagged transcription reports a partisan clash over a disarmament talks meeting. Servers note Democratic figures including Underwood oppose Harding’s conference role amid party tensions and possible retaliation tied to national policy.
Nov 10. Disa Hearne testifies in the second of the 285 Faunce of Toned Bluebeard case. Tow Listy wae ta te mur ter tela toilny. After dividing testimony the court heard Mme Uraetet, the victim in Landri's case. The witness Weed" marked by Judge to prevent their evidence about Madame La Borden, a handsome widow.
A wreck on Findley Road yesterday involved Mayor Alexinderla and companions while investigating a matter with Eri Ik ta. The incident halted a pursuit and caused delays as officers or onlookers intervened, with subsequent statements from Mark Pollen about the incident.
A decisive Washington conference of delegates may become the era's pivotal event. The United States could propose vast debt cancellation and disarmament, shifting global power toward peace. Debates show mixed views in New York and among industry leaders on the best path to security.
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