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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1921
Page
1
Mays held National Leaguers to six hits while Douglas was touched for eight. An Yanks' single tally came in the second frame as the Giants plated runs in the fourth and seventh to seize the lead in the series.
The report covers a World Series game where the Yankees and Giants clash amid rain delays and crowd of 40 000. Player by player actions noted include pitching by Maye and Douglas and fielding by Pipp and Kelly as the Yankees threaten in later innings.
London reports Crown forces ordered to Teeland to enforce immediate truce compliance in Ireland. Sinn Fein delegation to the British cabinet prepares for a dawning conference with conscription of thousands of troops in event of breakdown. Ancient Order of Hibernians members said to be conscripted en masse as Sinn Fein officials minimize the crackdown. Raj delegations prepare papers for a disapaton to begin tomorrow with no session today.
The Cham ber of Commerce board held a regular session in the Municipal Building, naming M. S. Ashton to serve on a resolution honoring the late GT. Wnewid and discussing improvements to sidewalks and lighting. The group endorsed the Red Cross annual drive and supported library and Lyceum course fundraising while planning a onetime disarmament discussion and school board meeting attendance.
Findley Lake road opening reported with ceremony and remarks. London officials and local delegates attended the ceremony marking the formal opening and celebrating the new route.
Rotarians of Erie hosted guests from the Corry Rotary Club for an evening event filled with music, speeches, and camaraderie. President Ashton of Corry presided while J. P. Keneway and others addressed attendees. the group enjoyed a lively program and pledged to renew fellowship at the next gathering.
Altoona October 19 Pennay train No 4 from New York to Cleveland wrecked near Leniytown early today. Beverilive 008 were badly shaken but not seriously injured when the Pennay train ploughed into a wrecked freight train. The New York departure was 6:60 last night.
A crowd of about 400 miners gathered as five defendants face murder charges in a preliminary hearing before Judge Ronurt. Proceedings focus on alleged weapons use and the chain of events leading to the fatal incident at a mining site near Logui acitnty.
Azurian McAtchy, a 20 year old from Mokwarilt, was acquitted by jurors after a long deliberation in the case of the murder of her stepfather Ton Kuier. The trial's ballot produced a verdict of not guilty after hours of debate.
Washington dispatch reports U S delegates convened for a high level arms parley with officials in London and Washington discussing limit on armaments. The talks aim for a formal reduction plan as White House signals cautious approach amid international tensions.
United Press reports rail workers, about 900,000 men, face wage cuts as a major freight-rate dispute clouds potential strike. Officials urge administration action while union leaders stay silent.
Washington Oct 12 Senator Uhmain Newhenny of Mohit says he will sit tight and await the committee report on the charge against Newberry. The senator declares he will not resign and hopes the report will clear him while opposing calls for quick action.
The Corry County Bolghtn of Columbus invites members and friends to a Columbus Day dancing party this evening. The event will be held at a local hall with decorations and refreshments provided.
A congressional inquiry into the Ku Klux Klan resumed with leaders planning legal action against investigators. Officials accuse organized factions of hindering the probe while seeking to shield the empire's secrets. The committee will decide if a formal investigation is warranted.
In Tames town N F on October 12 a new suit emerges from Debolt Pollen against Sheriff Tomes S McCullim for alleged false imprisonment of his two sons aged 15 and 17. He seeks 410,000 with attorney Frank J Mott aiding Leo Ottaway. The case ties to the George Kilnger murder inquiry and the nearby Wolfenhvinen incident in VBusi township.
In early today two attempted bank robberies occurred near Leela and Arendteville. The attackers used the same method and fled after failing to reach the teller lines, with no injuries reported. Police are investigating help from local citizens to identify suspects.
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