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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
1
Reports from Washington and Cleveland detail government and labor leaders debating a railway strike. Officials contemplate injunctions as railway executives and union chiefs meet to avert disruption, with talks focusing on public interest and possible legal actions.
Polish dispatch from Bouthon Wn Silewin states today that German forces attacked near Hondon in the region, with mixed units including Franck pallies and alleged armor. The report notes clashes between German units and Allied defenders with uncertain casualty details.
Large crowds gathered along Findley Road yesterday as the Find ing Lake area drew holiday travelers and motorists. Estimates suggested about two hundred people enjoyed the scenic stretch, while the nearby plant reported heavy fuel use with over 6000 gallons weekly. Nearby facilities noted increased demand for supplies and transportation services as visitors flocked to the area.
Unknown individual to be honored at Arlington in a moving memorial service described as a formal burial with military honors. Disturbing details recount burial processions, attendance by high ranking officers and a soldier delivering a ceremonial salute amid a somber crowd.
Federal court handed seven defendants in the Toledo postal robbery case prison terms ranging from 18 months to seven years. Wanda Urbaytis received seven years at Moundeville. Harry Thru six years. Tehwin Zollidh 18 months. Enna Marvin six years. Pearl Sommers four years. Walter Poote five years. Sulie Helen Poreien five years. All faced conspiracy charges tied to the February 17, 1981 heist with sentences to Lenyonworth, Moundeville, and Rockford prisons as ordered.
In Warshington October 24 United Prom reports Wonvier Hida and Josaph Ol bert, leaders of the Non Partisan League, charged with violating wartime espionage laws. The Supreme Court action was awaited today as Townley and Olbert reportedly were convicted on related conspiracy counts. A Mele resident, Hill, was detained for visiting allies in the city, stating interference with the war effort.
United Press reports October 24 in London that the fate of the Trapuge conference depends on Premier Lloyd George's decision. Sinn Fein repudiates De Valera while seeking a path to continue talks. Michael Collins was sent to Dublin to gauge Republican response and treatment.
Mayoral figures and civic groups including the Chamber of Commerce Motor Club Rotary Club and local associations push toward a united front to back the Waterford project. A meeting and vote are urged to ensure a solid, decisive stance and trip arrangements are coordinated for influential residents tomorrow.
Phillip Murray of the United Mine Workers told the Senate labor committee that civil war in the Mingo region will continue until the autocracy of operators is broken. He warned violence will persist despite attempts at industrial peace and urged removal of the sources of conflict to end the Virginia labor dispute.
Ost. 4. Nays say Berry election may soon be before the Senate for action as administration leaders eye a quick move. Senator Lodge signals possible consideration after the tax bill is disposed of. It is a matter of the highest priority and may be brought up at any time.
Rural letter carriers gathered Saturday night for a county meeting described as a general gathering of postal employees. Postmaster Bentley welcomed attendees. visiting postmasters and county members joined a program with speeches, a banquet, and a reception. Plans were announced for a national convention and a future meeting in Talon City on Tuesday the 2nd.
W J Lywin sues Moon Oates and Kor Guten alleging an auto collision on West Main during Friday nights. Minor Milon Gates serving Gary is said to have struck a wagon driven by Lewis, causing the driver to be knocked from the vehicle. A separate suit by C B Wildox against John Fd seeks payment for an unpaid quota. A hearing date October 28 is set.
A Franklin man, 80, reportedly inhaled gas to end his life shortly before planned travel to be with a daughter. Neighbors found the body as authorities and family attempted to locate him. The event occurred in the town with tentative notes of a family dispute preceding the tragedy.
Police held a large Communist demonstration at an American embassy site amid a downpour that hindered protesters. A package addressed to an embassy official, reportedly containing a note and device, was found and removed. Authorities noted several arrests or detentions as the event unfolded, with tension high over the release of a convict in a nearby city.
A fragmentary report states Spurgin died by self harm in a local setting. The jaily or facility involved is unclear, with references to witnesses and a person named W. FL Monnet of Mam. The passage is garbled, but indicates suicide by hanging or similar act with minimal readable details.
Corry High faced a tough loss as North East overwhelmed them early, building a lead before Corry rallied late. Ernie starred for the Cougars, yet the comeback fell short with several late touchdowns by North East sealing the win. Preparations begin for next week’s game against Thur City.
A proposal to open a night school to educate foreigners and others who have not had access to public schools is under study. High school officials have reported to the proposal, and the next few days are expected to bring further developments on the project.
A dense field note describes a large dedication event for Ridge Road tomorrow featuring Governor William Sproul and other officials. It lists coordinating committees, a parade through Erie with military escort, public speeches at Perry Square, and a speakers table reserved for dignitaries.
A New York police operation seeks the killers of a girl found murdered after a cruel assault. Investigators describe the attack as linked to a local gang, with the victim’s body discovered near a pool before the crime scene party scattered.
Reports from Vienna Prague and Geneva describe Allied demands for ex emperor Karl of Hungary to leave the country after a failed coup. Dispatches say Hungarian authorities repulsed Karl’s forces at Budapest gates while allied ambassadors push for his immediate evacuation.
William Shields has been appointed special registrar for Corry to register all eligible voters at the St James hotel on Saturday October 20. Voters must present 10 receipts and be prepared with the legal reasons for use. Shields will also host the St Tatna for this purpose during the hours 7 to 9 pm.
Fragment from a late era notice reports road work on Piccadilly by town authorities with a stone crusher in operation and heavy material spread. It mentions a violent incident with several killed or wounded during riots tied to a bootleg conflict and police action, underscoring civil unrest surrounding the project.
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