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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1921
Page
1
A garbled wartime style summary notes an effort by officials and unions to lower coal prices amid shortages. It references Hoover era Commerce policy, potential wage and production curbs, and a push to relieve industrial unemployment while addressing energy supply concerns.
Confiscation and police investigation surround a mystery woman found buried in a village cemetery near York Pa Authorities traced a large liquor seizure and police announced no further identification of the woman as Sunday services and a church talk were planned by Rev Dr Brown in York with claims of unraveled true history to be discussed by Attorney A P W Reshiow and others
A jury in Grontrove investigated the brutal slaying of Muh Igger D. Fastlane. Mrs Burnh By Knox, linked to the case, faces charges as police report bloodstains on her clothing and the suspect Joseph Haallike, a naval gistry ofivors, awaits trial alongside a husband and nurse accused in the murder of Muh Igger D. Fastlane.
Rumors swirl in Hollywood that Fatty Arbuckle staged a reception after a trial verdict, with reports centered at the Hollywood Hotel. The affair allegedly involved a $5,000 ball, and reactions split the ranks of movie people over Arbuckle.
George Hay of Syracuse, brought from Philadelphia, faces a murder charge in Oneonta for the death of Harry Weldman. He will be arraigned in Pollag Coast early next month amid a case tied to a river pool operation.
Dublin reports Ireland hopeful as Eamon de Valera accepts Lloyd George peace conference invitation. Controversy lingers over Irish policy while Rainey ministers discuss unemployment and wartime strategy amid tentative calm.
Fragmentary account describes a rescue at sea where a father reportedly sacrificed his life to save his son near Dunkirk. The narrative mixes garbled terms but preserves mention of a ship, gale conditions, and a crew attempting to salvage a fishing box as the vessel Nevo Ky or similar name faced danger.
Washington Oct 1 The Washington disarmament and Far Eastern conference will include Holland and Belgium in the pantem questions phase. Invitations are expected for two or three days to go out to the Netherlands Portugal and Belgium.
Unclear fragmentary text reports Doug Fairbanks visiting Paris amid rumors about a Kamerad link. The piece mentions apartment hunting and delaying firm statements as Fairbanks considers options, with incomplete names and dates.
A testimonial event at the Polo grounds raised about $50,000 for Hall of Fame pitcher Christy Mathewson. Organizers expect total proceeds to reach between $40,000 and $450,000 as attendees applauded and donated. The appeal drew fans and notable figures, underscoring Mathewson’s longstanding influence in baseball.
YEGGS FOILED AT DAYTON. An attempted bank vault break at Dayton failed as the outer door was blown open but inner mechanism withstood the assault. The incident involved a would‑be entry through Winslow and allied access, with no injuries reported.
A second typhoid death was reported today at Hoi Corry hospital. The collaborative notice states the deceased is a Beaullin resident, with funeral rites planned for Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by Rav. Troy of the First Baptist church. The hospital notes indicate increased patient illness linked to typhoid, with several cases under care and ongoing recovery efforts.
In a chaotic international scene, former Yankees clash with Emperor Karl over a title while Hungary and Austria maneuver for influence. The note from Vienna to the League of Nations adds to tensions as Moscow and Swiss neutrality comments surface. Meanwhile the New York Yankees seek a decisive win to secure the championship, with Philadelphia Macks backing Huggins to seal victory.
A gang's planned looting of Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh railroad stations was foiled. In the incident, Otlee Jamison, 19, was shot and killed. Police captured two suspects. the trio intended to ambush trains and rob valuables.
Harrisburg news reports the constitutional convention plan gaining support with a majority vote. Details indicate a nonconstitutional convention town backing the proposal, with figures cited as 99,4100 and 19080 in favor, reflecting shifting public opinion and departmental involvement in today’s proceedings.
Hunter is likely to be appointed postmaster of Meadville temporarily to fill the unexpired term of A J Palmer who retired for health reasons. Palmer’s resignation was accepted yesterday and Hunter, a retired merchant, has GOP backing in Meadville with support from Congressman Shreve. A civil service exam will determine the permanent appointment.
A garbled notice requests a bank statement from an official in Harrisburg area. The fragment references a commission and a September deadline. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Employees of Packers vote on whether to strike over contract disputes. The tentative plan, reported by United Press, centers on job protections and potential work stoppage if an agreement with the company cannot be reached. Details note union activity and possible timing for a formal vote this weekend.
A Shefield item notes Bene Parns north of Sheffield will drill a test well for the Corry Water Supply Company near the pump station at Nort Corey. Preparations under way at the pumping station as a drilling contractor moves equipment toward Corry to reach a gas sand target in the city limits. If the contract is awarded, drilling of the spoil will be kept busy for months at the site.
A mixed, garbled summary reports local workers aiding trout stocking and distribution, praising cooperation with Soph Aw Buller. It notes large participation, anticipated improvements in trout conditions, and expected future stocking success next spring. Local arrests near Conviin Station are also mentioned in a brief police note.
Tax penalties loom as October 11 marks the final date for tax payments to avoid enforcement. Officials warn of a 1 percent school tax surcharge and other penalties if amounts are not settled. City reports show over $77,000 in taxes due with about $60,000 from school taxes unpaid, though some payments have been made.
A pest attacked sweet corn on Habink farm, with worms half to three quarters of an inch long, brown with a white side stripe. The worm damaged kernels and ruined nearly every ear, though stalks remained intact. Reported sent to the reform board's agent for investigation.
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