16 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1921
Page
1
United Press reports renewed rail strike threats before the labor board as unions and management clash over wage awards. Officials consider possible actions and legal avenues, with talks stalled and transportation disruptions anticipated nationwide.
Lewistown police investigate a shooting at Lewistown Hospital amid tangled clues. Dr WW Milne and Dr Dirks are among physicians on duty as investigators seek motive, with uncertain leads and reports of a suspected assailant. Local residents Anna Withilaih and Berkeley Went were noted in the day’s brief mentions.
United Press reports London discussions on the Washington conference yielding broad settlement of economic, armament and naval issues. Observers expect triumphs in trade, production, and future warfare limits, with debate in the Commons highlighting concerns over potential shifts in power.
British officials signal a shift in postwar diplomacy with American allies. The Washington conference discussions touched on reworking the Anglo Japanese partnership and potential new arrangements to avoid entanglement, while Britain weighs practical steps to align with U.S. policy and European interests.
Reports describe a feared attack scenario near the border area with militants camped in the hills south of Durango California. Authorities say information from an international border alert indicates possible action against Tia Juana, with teams ready to strike if ordered.
Nov 10 New York reports a violent blast at a downtown warehouse near Patriot street causing extensive damage and injuries. Officials say a blaze followed the explosion with firefighters rushing to the scene and property losses estimated around 100000 dollars. The incident disrupted nearby traffic as investigators work to determine the blast cause and origin.
In OPNUMIMA Towa on November 36 officials called guardsmen to restore order after civil unrest amid labor strife. The Morrell Packing Company and striking workers faced violence that prompted military deployment to quell disturbances and maintain public safety.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports plans to pursue U S trade with Germany after a Palmer proclamation. An American delegation aims to restore commercial ties, with Congressman Coughton of New York as a key envoy to Berlin to discuss reopening official channels.
A Warren man, 80, was badly hurt when struck by a Jamestown Warren trolley near Barnon. Medical staff report serious injuries including possible internal damage. The victim, once a nurse at the state insane hospital, is listed in critical condition.
A blaze at the Bramar plant in Blhppinjeport followed an earlier explosion, destroying the facility and causing about 25,000 in damages. Local authorities reported the incident occurred early today with caution urged as investigations begin.
The 400 foot coal tipple of the Pittsburgh Coal Company, located between then and Well Vernon, was destroyed by fire early today. Capt. Taek Awa remains en route to Clymer, and visitors from Pittsburgh and Belly Lake were noted in town. Additional short local movements include Mr. Ray Well of Belly Lake visiting and Dan Zilch traveling to Warren.
Warren city visitors and a school auditorium audience heard Dr Bradley discuss world tensions, disarmament, and the role of the United States. He urged using international cooperation and science driven policy, stressing belief in American acts and the need to avoid fear and division in facing global challenges.
Washington dispatch notes strain over disarmament talks as the rival blocs near A main obstacle in the road to peace and cohesion. Officials warn of potential delays and the risk of a rushed agreement undermining strategic aims.
London reports indicate Irish talks are paused until Ulster meeting results. Hardline Unionists in Liverpool push to block reform, with Loyalist elements threatening to topple the government if the policy fails. Officials vow to press the throne on program changes as the party cohesion tests remain unresolved.
Local notices report new mills opening and extended operations at Ameplyaw Shoes and Pty Pyle. Wayne township celebrates a morning wedding of Nelson Williams and Marie Mr. Chitiin. A Washington Parish association meeting is set Friday afternoon at 3. Also referenced is Charles J. Keating associated with the Graves Registration service and transport of Amétion personnel in France.
Nearly 700 new memberships are reported as secured in a campaign led by Gore Vanier and associated groups. The drive aims to expand organizational reach, with chapters urging prompt reporting to the chairman and heightened efforts to track results.
Corry football squad tunes up for a tough test with Jamestown and the formidable Oriole nine at Beare Arial. Game slated for 6:30 p.m. Saturday, with Thanksgiving plans overshadowed by the upcoming match and uncertain plans for Joenis.
Phoenix Nov 16 Roy Gardner, a noted wildlife figure, is in custody as game officials investigate a wave of complaints against alleged violations. George B. Hrisboy, chief of patrol, announced a suspect was removed from a train and later admitted wrongdoing. A sports trophy dispute involves Samuel Mould of Wirset Avenue, who failed to meet the Winchester field and stream trout contest fine and placed second in its division with a five pound three ounce spring creek catch.
In a statement President Sane t Reatoiliyr urged further wage reductions amid a restructuring plan. The plan targets cash redemptions and profit priorities while 140,000 stockholders face reduced dividends. Negotiations with employees are planned before any new cuts.
Twenty cases brought by residents from the First Ward drew attention as the city committee heard disputes over housing and tax service adjustments. Board members said most appeared not met with expectations and that several cases were tabled for further consideration.
Lewis announces the opening of a new lunch service in the Ajax building at Forty or Charter and Maintrea, with fully prepared accommodations and a modern kitchen. The opening is set for Thursday with inaugural prayers by local faith leaders, plus a meeting at Wheelbele church to organize Christian Endeavor activities for youths and families.
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