12 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1921
Page
1
International talks open amid tense pressure for arms limits. President Harding and British and Japanese delegates attend a World Conference scene in Washington with Hughes as permanent chairman. Secretary Hughes addresses the assembly as nations debate peace, defence, and disarmament while public demonstrations surge outside.
A two-vehicle collision occurred yesterday on a slick road west of Warren in Warren County. The crash blocked the road as a machine owned by Hrowken collided with another, causing damage and minor injuries to the drivers.
A garbled 1920s era prose piece argues over U S naval superiority vs Japan. It references Jay W. Mason, Hughes, and experts, claiming America seeks five to three parity and warns against jeopardizing defense by delaying treaties or misallocating ships. It presents contested views on balance of power at sea and strategic superiority.
C W Bragkou, pow commander of the Topitl tranche of the American Legion, urged attention to cleaning squads around Erie for five days. Officials notified veterans and local chambers of commerce about a series of activities. Representatives from Hurons will visit in mid November across November 12 to 17.
A fragment mentions the Armoricans paying honor to Amerioa e Unknown through Chief Plenty with a coup stick and a war bonnet on the Cenn tribe. Details are incomplete and unclear from the readable text.
The article notes a secretarial change connected to the Ball morin incident as details emerge from Tall Washen readers. Officials, likely inclining toward investigation, respond to the intrusion with heightened security measures.
A call to action urges readers to donate on Monday to fund Red Cross work at home for a full year. Emphasizes quick response, no need for volunteers to follow up, and highlights Five Dollar Membership as a boost. Ends with a rallying appeal for everyone to participate.
Mervyn Nast, Misa Evangelii Lawrence, and others are named in a chaotic report about a Ford coupe crash on North Center Street. Two injured riders were hospitalized with serious injuries while causalities and machine damage disrupt the morning commute. The piece notes conflicting details and uncertain numbers as investigators work through the wreckage and account for bystanders and witnesses.
Report describes Dickson sustaining injuries during a North High field contest with Corry, paramedics and Dr Gillette attending. He was taken home for care as medical staff evaluated his condition at the scene.
Bold plan calls for rapid completion of the entire job Monday. Team urged to cover all territory in a single day with urgency and cohesion. Immediate action requested.
Burglarous entry at a Findley Lake cottage closed for winter led to loss of jewelry, money, and household items. Authorities pursued leads while crews secured the scene. No arrests reported yet.
Report from Warlington on November 12 1970 states a significant advance in the national debate. The message emphasizes concrete arms control proposals and a shift toward decisive action by American policymakers. The text notes no second guessing as the nation moves to implement the new posture and safety assurances.
A cryptic report notes Envoy Thi Huntemann in unusual attire including a mannel and slur hat while avoiding Inglioh. The piece mentions Cartier and Marchivarte items, with unclear references to events or locations, leaving the exact incident and context unresolved.
United Press reports a sweeping program proposed by United States Secretary of State Hughes at the arms conference. The plan would cut capital ships over ten years, abandon new capital ships, and limit totals for Japan and Britain. It envisions 18 US ships, 29 British ships, and 10 Japanese ships, with tonnage reductions across the fleets.
London dispatch says the British cabinet planned new proposals for Irish settlement after delay in Gibbs plan. Ulster leaders reportedly prepared terms yesterday, following James Craig’s Conservative talks with the premier to advance a peace plan.
A garbled report summarizes a Brokenstraw park project meeting at Golumbub with discussion of offers and renovations. It notes a resident travel for a home return in Aberdiveny S D and mentions a public licensing failure in Wentmorelan county tied to local officials and a cultural department update.
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