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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1921
Page
1
United Press reports a major strike wave as Texas rail unions threaten a noon walkout over freight-rate reductions. Officials warn of nationwide disruption as Great Northern and International begin readied shutdowns. the government scrambles to avert a total transport halt.
Senator King warned the United States government faces a potential 20 to 24 billion dollar amount within forthcoming years for veterans pensions and medical care. He projected a substantial fund to cover disability pensions and related entitlements for World War I and later veterans.
Reported in London by Anttea Pred, Karl attempts to win back the Hungarian throne with a government backed by farmers and Count Andraas. Troop movements and a flight from Vienna are cited as maneuvers in a renewed bid after a prior failed attempt.
A chaotic Vienna dispatch reports Germany's cabinet resignations amid currency panic and political upheaval. Observers note potential shifts as leaders contemplate resignations and the possibility of a new government forming under pressure. Military units stand ready near the frontier to escort leaders if needed.
United Press reports Paris authorities prohibited a planned red demonstration near the American embassy, citing interior ministry orders. Despite this, Communist organizers targeted the embassy with plans for a protest. police prepared for possible clashes as tensions rose over the U.S. verdicts on Italian radicals linked to the U.S. case.
The Rev Rich R Stephenson a Methodist minister was acquitted of the second degree murder charge in the killing of Pathar Fumos EB Catholic priest on Aug 1. The case involved a dispute after the priest’s daughter was hospitalized. The trial highlighted tensions in the community and concluded with Stephenson's acquittal.
A garbled United Press dispatch from TMSBON area hints at latent fighting in the streets of Portugal. The brief report references rising unrest and potential clashes, with unclear specifics on locations or parties involved.
Reports say authorities closed an alleged liquor establishment operated by Tin LaMtaren on Hast Mutu, amid a crackdown described as urgent. Chief AL Potion Krai and Constable Toppa Trirger oversaw the operation, with 10 suspects detained and a 425 dollar bond set. The city pledged immediate action to remove the venue and reassess licenses, signaling a broader campaign against theft and illicit venues.
iG O P Senate leadership struggles described as Republican tensions amid a rising insurgency within the party. The article notes divisions over a tax bill and internal dissent affecting administration plans and long term control.
Scores of bootleggers were rounded up in a sweeping operation spanning Maryland Kentucky Ohio and Pennsylvania with arrests expected to continue in the coming days. The Prohibition Commission Moyne announced the nationwide roundup aiming to curb illegal liquor distribution.
Ruth announces she leaves the barnstorming group and plans an early meeting with Judge Lanitin to pursue fresh base ball opportunities. She rejects more than $100,000 to join the National League team, choosing instead to seek a new path in baseball.
Harrisburg reports emergency measures to ease transport disruptions amid a threatened rail strike. Officials outline motor transport coordination and prioritizing essential goods, with phased restrictions to minimize impact on daily life and industry.
Corry and Union City cooperate on a road project with local officials and committees planning support for water service improvements. The effort includes mayoral involvement and aims to share responsibility between the two towns for construction and funding next year.
Corry and Union City residents unite to press for a state highway through their towns, seeking to align Corry, Union City, and Watertord on an improved route. Delegations led by local officials plan coordinated talks with State Highway authorities to secure funds and finalize the eastern corridor plan.
Report from London on October 28 cites trembles in talks between Irish and British factions. Key figures including leaders and officers consult in Dublin over potential upheaval, with fears a protest or disruption could delay diplomacy and a visit by a high official to America.
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