28 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1921
Page
1
Reports from NW News say a theater blaze caused a deadly stampede as patrons rushed exits. Firefighters rescued many, with dozens initially reported injured and presumed dead amid the burning debris and chaotic evacuation.
A confusing note outlines a drastic reduction affecting global budget allocations totaling around 9 billion. The document mentions Congress and general fund needs, with figures including 700 million and 1 billion ranges. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Washington reports total federal tax receipts for 1921 near 12.58 billion dollars, down from the previous year. The era’s war profits tax revenue declined as the government tally shows a significant drop in postwar revenue, reflecting weaker income levels nationwide.
Newsroom sketch reports a potential out of court settlement of the Shantung issue involving oil credits and territorial considerations. The item hints at diplomatic shifts and the possible easing of tensions, noting ongoing behind the scenes talks and unspecified political implications.
Unclear text from a United Press story references two bandits captured near Boston and a loot recovery linked to an event at a Wall Street factory. The readable fragments mention robberies, arrests, and cash amounts but lack coherent details and dates.
Excerpts report a court session where Prosecutor Goletroy urges the death penalty for Lauiau, claiming he killed ten of his 85 companions and committing other gruesome acts. The judge shows mixed attention as the defense and prosecutor spar over details in a volatile murder case.
A fatal incident occurred after a clothing blaze from an open gas stove and a car collision near North Girard. Victims include Tote and others named in the report. Rev. TAINDON officiated at services as authorities investigated.
United States observers in Washington report a possible conclusion to talks on Japan's demands as Tokyo is urged to clarify positions on Shantung and the broader Asia Pacific tension. Officials weigh whether three governments might discuss canceling portions of European war debt while debating a new league concept amid Senate objections.
The Awaltor Groialler family has won a one week vacation to Ponklek, Wyoming, after a morale boosting contest. The event was celebrated by local residents and organizers who praised the family for their positive spirit.
The last regular session of Warren County Pomona Grange for 98 will convene at Foungmuiki in front of Brokenstypw Grange on Thursday and Friday December 1 and 2.
Palma Medina was executed in the electric chair after being brought from Beranton to North Scranton. He had been sentenced for the killing of Michael Sposito. Palma, a wary man with several children, faced the sentence this morning.
The testimony recounts alleged improprieties involving a named defendant at a hotel near a railway crossing. Key figures include Mrs Delmont and Virginia, with references to attempts to cover up the body and a threat to cast someone from a window. The trial focuses on intent, evidence of violence, and the defendant's behavior during accusations.
Berlin officials deny delaying full disarmament gestures and hint France should lead on military restraints. The statement references Briand’s proposals and the Washington conference, implying Germany’s cautious stance amid Allied disarmament expectations.
United Press report from Pippsburg states the river rose to flood level after heavy rains. Residents prepared for rising waters as more rainfall continued into the weekend. Local authorities issued warnings and evacuated a few low-lying areas while crews monitored levees and waterways.
Memorial services for the Elks were conducted Sunday with a large gathering. The program included an address by Warren Thomis and reflections by Bruce Thonin and Guy Sixton among others, with readings and a duty roster honoring departed members.
Avpdsbugh November 28 purchase of 14,000 acres of coal sand in Groove vicinity announced by Lyth Touew and Lanuc or Steel Company. The purchase is said to involve millions of dollars and the property lies near Dunkard Greek, near Point Marton. Announcement and coal claim will be held for future arrangements.
Washington dispatch reports Milliam McAdoo, acting as a witness for Augustus Humes, a New York missionary, in a high profile alienation lawsuit seeking $400,000 against him. The deposition references tense testimony and various names, with the litigation centered on property and moral grounds, as the case moves through legal channels.
Workers at four thousand plants in Arkansas and surrounding areas prepare to walk out in solidarity. Union leaders warn of escalating action as negotiations stall, with a May deadline looming and potential nationwide impact.
C Jay Follett was named president at a dairymen meeting held at the municipal building on a Saturday afternoon. The election results named D Z Crowell as secretary and treasurer with Clare and Mrs Clark among other officers. The group plans to send a delegation to the annual meeting of the tankhold era in Jersey City.
Three men arrested in Harrisburg were jailed after confessing to a string of robberies. Police say the trio admitted involvement in more than twenty thefts across the area, with investigators continuing to link them to additional burglaries.
Unclear telegrams report Lloyd George planning a Washington visit amid ongoing Irish negotiations. A separate item recounts a violent farm destruction near Tidytown involving a barn fire and cattle losses, with casualty and monetary estimates cited.
Corning New York Nov 28 A sheriff reports a case around Hornby and day involves Rich and Davis a 25 year old farmer accused in the murder of William Davies a 272 year old son The man yesterday after the trial claimed innocence and pleaded not guilty while denying any involvement during the robbery or assault.
A freight wreck at Horns Siding halts Pennsy traffic as gondolas derail and scatter ore along the line. Over a hundred feet of track are torn up, trains rerouted via Oil City and Erie, and passengers from affected trains endure delays while crews clear debris and restore service.
A commission plans a meeting this evening to finalize the tax levy amount. Officials will review valuation figures and prepare the final levy as part of budget preparations.
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