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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1921
Page
1
Paris signals willingness to trim military strength as Allied talks advance. Debates focus on compulsory service, postwar defense needs, and the balance between national security and budget constraints. Prime ministers and leaders weigh arms reductions against commitments to collective security amid rebuilding efforts.
A newspaper item reports a person shot to death and not naming the assailant. The article provides limited details on suspects, location, or motive, focusing on the survivor’s or official’s statements and the ongoing investigation.
A motor vehicle went into the river near Wilkins Barre yesterday afternoon, resulting in the drowning of the occupant who failed to regain control before the car slid through the gates. Local authorities are investigating the mishap.
In Washington Nov 21 William Tennings Bryan reports a proposal to settle the Taywat question aims to disarm tensions. Baron Kato opposes the plan while committees discuss a permanent motto for the controversy between Japan and China and the broader war world.
San Francisco Nov 21 In a dramatic reopening the state resumed its case against comedian Rowen Aruckte accused in the slaying of Virginia May. The trial opened amid a clamorous crowd as prosecutors urged the jury to weigh testimony and the dying statements central to the courtroom drama while Arlocka and star witnesses faced intense public scrutiny.
London press calls for abrogation of the Anglo Japanese alliance as war clouds loom. The editorial tone urges Britain to align with the United States and mulls on accelerating rearmament programs amid growing tensions with Germany and Italy.
Washington will press for full details in the case of a girl’s death as investigations unfold. An examination is underway. police arrested a suspect after conflicting statements, with court actions and grand jury proceedings drawing in related figures and locations.
A late morning blaze at a long-troubled store caused extensive damage after an incendiary act. Police arrested several suspects, including Marea and Carlton, as investigators weigh charges while officials prepare for further action and possible indictments.
Government vigiliary report from Washington notes a potential large natural gas field in Louisiana. A preliminary ban covers 212 square miles, with surveys in Moncoy and nearby counties. Investigations continue into an anomaly at 16 inches depth and other measurements.
The Allegheny Glee Club will appear at a local venue on December 6 with plans for a concert. Funds are being solicited from the public to cover expenses for the event and renovations, with ticket sales expected from students and residents.
London dispatches deny rumors that the Prince of Wales was assassinated amid claims of riots in Bombay and a British firing on natives. The exchange states rioting began with the prince’s arrival last week and reports of deaths and injuries are unconfirmed.
A 10 year old boy in Wilmington accuses his father Oliver Vandervort of a triple murder. The alleged shooting occurred late at night at a residence in Cuba. Parish officials report the boy's claim as he testifies about the events surrounding the killings.
The report notes Marshal Foch planned a tour of the United States, detailing arrangements and expected stops. The account mentions potential arrivals and the aim to strengthen Allied cooperation during a period of postwar diplomacy.
A garbled report describes ongoing delays and disruptions across a transit or delivery chain. The text references multiple stalled items, frustrated hold ups, and inconsistent timing affecting various parties, with scattered names and places barely legible.
A health fair featured Health Fairy presenting a kid friendly talk on wellness. Miss Raymond demonstrated engaging health activities and a short program highlighting healthy eating and exercise for children. Local schools and families attended with interest as activities continued through the event.
Erie man Osagitay Diamee was killed in an assault that left multiple injuries. Police, including Detective Wagner, pursued leads and obtained statements linking Gallont to the crime as investigators traced the event to Ten le-so¢ouil WNL area.
The event at the Armory nears completion with Chief Paulson in charge of ticketing and family reports. Music will be provided by Messageria prohostra for dancing, as plans for a social gathering unfold with expected crowd turnout and community support.
Miss Lucile Lays in a deen nanted chairman of tha tocal com mittee for the county seal sale. The quota of the county this ow 'T.500 in compariean with tant 4 ae.
A hotel clerk at the Hotel Vic near Main Street fled with over $100 of the proprietors funds during Sunday morning hours. Local efforts to locate the clerk have so far proved unsuccessful.
A banquet honored Corey High school football leader Hammond as captain for the 1922 squad. The event celebrated his selection while noting his new role and the team’s upcoming season efforts.
An elderly resident reports a robbery on Findley Road in which about 83 dollars were stolen by a bandit. The incident occurred early Sunday and involved a local resident described as Moliko of Ely, with the thief escaping on foot near Winley. Police, including Officer Carroll, pursued leads and checked nearby areas but no immediate arrest was reported.
The article outlines December mile price structures as set by the League. It explains pricing by class and market quotations, noting subdivision into two classes and the impact of butter market factors and pooling plans on average prices received by producers.
Washington dispatch reports a review of proposed revisions to regulations and forms governing ownership distributions and related procedures. Authorities discuss model provisions and potential changes slated for consideration.
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