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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
1
Nov 17 report from Wartington notes the Amrian defense program aims to finish within two months. Officials expect limited mine containment questions at the upcoming conference, while the American Adlogatie Gnilienfeil rejects a rush plan.
Anna Elizabeth Niolol, once connected to a failed beauty venture, sues Herrick for breach of promise. The filing alleges a contract breach tied to a personal dispute over a room arrangement and future appearances. The case centers on a 30,000 Reich realty note and related financial claims.
Jurors in Vinita district heard testimony in a high profile case as lawyers argued over key motions and the trial proceeded into a heated afternoon session. Attendants described tense exchanges between defense and prosecution as evidence and witnesses were reviewed in court.
A Washington report notes officials agreed to approve new surtax changes. The action aims to adjust revenue projections and fund municipal priorities. Local officials and the revenue department communicated the plan with emphasis on fiscal impact and deadline compliance.
Nov 17 five vandite kidnapped a bank messenger and stole mail from a front street location. A gun was used by one bandit who fled in a car after tossing a wet package toward a rear street, with bundles scattered along the highway. investigators name Northern Two Company as part of the incident.
Loy united Promy WALLENBURG Colo Nov 17 Martial lnw proclaimed today in Hi Colorado onal district scene of the Vanily mine war of 1914 A Walkout Mi uttlon arinary started at midnight One united and fitty armed state Anger patralled the odatolls of Murrio county to prevent disorders The shike began at mituigh when several Tuindiod mines of the Col rato go out Iron Company quit Work following annosieement costs HOE cout wage reiduction.
A confrontation over a ten dollar debt led to a fatal attack at the armory home. The suspect, identified as Alexander Micke, struck Louis Raut with an axe after an argument last night. Authorities report the case as a homicide and investigation continues.
New York November reports indicate Carpentier will attempt a match with Tommy Gibbons and Harry Grob for the light heavyweight title. Carl Rickard eyes a later bout as the event builds toward a potential Greb clash.
N Cohon and Kone Aunowace Mary Le W Trolitor, renowned for New York City, will be at Lele Morn Tuesday November 22 with a large selection of coats. All late models will be on display.
Norristown Pennsylvania reports a concern over a movie star’s health status after a family-related incident. New York dispatch notes Allen Marina of Philadelphia suburb Wilkins Park has pneumonia and remains hospitalized. Officials provide updates as relatives and doctors monitor the star’s condition.
The Wat North district school board voted to retain architect Auer Whittlesey Siweet Amuse and De Pope for a major rebuilding plan. New Castle architect WG Heetes proposed interviews while Beelow discussed a $300,000 municipal project and larger town plans. The board approved A. T. Mukink to supervise construction as work proceeds, with aims to rebuild the old building rather than erect a new modern school.
Roy Aardner, the bakes banditar te mui TN Went, was to be taken to Leavenworth prison. Flynn, the U.S. attorney, ordered the transfer following arrest after a failed robbery attempt at Santy Metal. McNeil Island was cited as the prior holding location.
The city Ministerial Association issued a protest against dances at a local high school, urging parental and community action. They stated dances undermine morals, harm youth, and should not be part of school activities, calling for stronger guidance and public testimony against the event.
United Press reports Ulster leaders respond to Prime Minister Lloyd George on Irish settlement. Phone calls to Prime Minister made with no public meeting. A few days later, a mature statement was delivered confirming support or rejection of the plan.
Fragmented report describes arrest of election board members and a fatal automobile accident. Details are unclear with many garbled names, dates, and locations. authorities investigate alleged offenses linked to election proceedings and a fatal crash involving multiple individuals.
The text outlines a meeting between military groups planned for Wednesday November 2 to discuss arms and disarmament. Delegations and a subcommittee will review proposals and advance a study by an executive committee.
Local butchers warn turkeys are scarce as Thanksgiving approaches. Shops report reduced fowl availability and rising prices amid limited supply, with housekeeping shortages noted at several markets.
New dispatch from UARIS dateline November 17 reports Jugo Slavs have captured 157 towns in Athania and forced 40,000 residents to flee. British delegate A L Fistier described chaotic conditions as authorities debate defense and policy.
Fragmented report states informal talks between United States and a rival government have stalled. The U S government refuses to pledge recognition or withdraw the demand, while the other side seeks protection guarantees and immediate action. No final decision has been reached.
Arrangements are being completed for a dance party tonight in the Eastern Hall. High school pupils and parents are invited to attend with music and seating. The event begins at 7:30 and ends at 11:00.
A single motor car fell 40 feet after failing to stop at a hill approach near Wood- Nile street in Johnstown. Six people including Miss Alice Hofner and several McKinleys died. five men and a woman were injured. Driver’s error suspected as vehicle plunged onto Pennsylvania tracks and dropped to the road below.
A garbled report claims a gunman named The Bat may threaten theft, but authorities clarify the phrase refers to a stage title rather than a real assailant. Inquiries show confusion over wording and a misread postal warning triggering panic among Corryites yesterday.
A fragmented account notes an Odd Fellows game supper with mentions of Lornell of Qwowihiore and George Tvie of Sparauvhugg attending. Mr Refinuralign Naylor and Mr WG Stomel also cited, with three others arriving in the afternoon.
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