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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1921
Page
1
Labor officials call unions into a Chicago conference as a nationwide rail strike looms. Reports say engineers and related unions plan a meeting with the Railroad Labor Board to map a wage and dispute settlement, with actions backed by the White House and cabinet members.
Last night the Walaisson City Commission, with Mayor Alexander presiding, approved minutes from the previous month and heard public health matters. Officials inspected the West Church Street garbage dump and noted unsafe conditions, while health reports showed several cases of diphtheria typhoid fever and other illnesses across August to October.
Crow, appointed by Governor Sproul, may assume the U S Senate seat from Ohio without delay. Reports indicate broad expectation of rapid confirmation as leaders discuss the transfer and the move draws attention from Washington to Pennsylvania.
A New York report notes 14 percent unemployment fueling instability in homes. It cites rising domestic violence as men turn to beat wives and seek divorce court action amid economic distress and social stress, with impacts echoed across Newark and surrounding areas.
Washington reports Colonel William Jonagh Binimoan, Impwetal, told the press he will testify before the House rules committee. He indicated the committee will decide whether to recommend a probe into Klan activities. outcome postponed for at least a week with additional testimony expected.
A garbled dispatch from MERAIA Adana hints at cabinet and national defense issues tied to an insurrection. Serbia era troops and public safety items surface amid unclear references to Lin Berbien and Jakdva, with Albanian demands and ongoing regional crisis noted.
Babe Rathi declares he will play baseball next year despite a possible ban by Landis. He says he will organize an independent league and appear in exhibition games nationwide. He vows to recruit wholesome players and avoid past scandals.
Wildlife wardens report increased enforcement of game laws in the vicinity. One arrest has occurred and more may follow as authorities scrutinize local hunting and animal dealings before the season opens. Local sportsmen are urged to observe regulations to avoid violations.
An unspecified assailant attempted to kill Philip Scheidemann, leader of the German majority, during a meeting in Taylryschesi. The target, tied to the former provisional government, escaped unharmed with minor injuries. The incident followed a party defeat in the Berlin elections.
In Chicago a vaudeville duo faces a public dispute over alleged alienation of affections. The heavyweight champion is cited in connection with the case as the parties seek $100.00. The report portrays the event as a publicity tactic by the accusers.
Philadelphia authorities report the arrest of rum runners in a crackdown dated October 18, with details unclear due to damaged text. The incident involves suspected illicit alcohol operation tracing to local networks and enforcement action continuing.
London reports a planned delegation to Washington for the United Nations arms conference. Key figures include Hoffa Abttu and Sir Robert Jordi with possible American participation. The note mentions a $100,000 value plot and pre-invitation talks amid wartime tensions.
Rotary Club members welcomed twelve High Peninsula students to lunch at Pariah Hall. After the meal, the youths spoke urging Rotary ties and support for highway project funding. The library box plan was discussed and a ticket purchase request was noted. The meeting featured singing and a lively interlude led by the students.
The notice announces the opening of hunting seasons starting October 20 for rabbits, squirrels, grouse, pheasants, and other game with bears and other species opening later. It warns sportsmen to read the full rules, sign their licenses, and observe state regulations and tagging.
Federal court in Scranton opened with strict alcohol infractions penalties announced by Judge Witmer. Fines ranged from monetary penalties to possible imprisonment for violations, reflecting a tough enforcement stance on alcohol regulations.
Washington October 18 President Harding planned arrival at Yonetown today for a ceremony honoring Cochwallih’s premier, with oil of the white-Ataytioinee to be used in the observance tomorrow.
The plan calls a booster meeting on the proposed highway route from Waterford to Beaverdam with residents along the corridor invited. A planning committee led by J. W. Campbell and I Warren Midrowy met to organize the session at the Chamber of Commerce venue last night and will extend invitations to all along the route.
Governor Sproul accepts honorary chairmanship of the Pennsylvania Seal Sale Committee for the 1921 Christmas Seal Sale. He hopes the event will surpass previous drives and promote health and schools as key community gifts while supporting tuberculosis efforts.
London reports the Irish peace talks will resume on Thursday with plenipotentiaries from Britain and Ireland to pursue subject negotiations. The United Kingdom government plans to continue efforts to advance settlement and avoid further delay.
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