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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1921
Page
1
Report from Ottawa notes a meeting between Foch and President Harding at the White House. The scene drew a large crowd outside the City House as officials arrived promptly at ten o clock. Witnesses described a ceremonial reception and wave from the crowd amid wartime allied veterans.
A young man was found slain in Buffalo. Authorities, including D. Loney of Jane and Kenneth Lanny’s father, struggle to identify the victim and determine motive. Conflicting details and location point to a probing case with little immediate clarity.
A garbled cloze of Evelyn Nesbit’s health notes describes her recovering from morphine use after threats. The fragment references New York venues, a distrustful atmosphere, and possible medical frailty, with limited legible details remaining.
Washington dispatch notes Eugene V. Debs likely to be freed after the proclamation of peace. The report says Debs may leave federal confinement soon as the doors of the union prison swing open for the veteran Socialist leader. Proposals also discuss political prisoner cases and related amnesty considerations.
United Frosty Pitnaru ch reports that officials of bean concerns deny proposals for a major independent steel merger involving Jones and Daughins Bethlehem Peel Midvale Steel and Ordnance Companion. Philadelphia reporting notes a proxpointive probe position of 410 V onpe and skepticism over drug sale permissions amid unclear drug policy here.
A man identified as a Klan organizer was arrested after a lengthy inquiry at the county jail. He pleaded guilty to charges connected with a theft ring involving merchandise and a Tamastow trader, with statements read before Judge Rossiter in Belo. Reed Baum admitted involvement and received parole terms. other defendants faced similar pleas or pending actions as the investigation continues.
An unsettled New York dispatch notes postal workers threatening to join a strike over motives used in processing mail. A mysterious message warned that penny word makers lack pay, and officials report a New York robbery involving a claimed $5,000,000 with $100,000 flagged as the target.
London reports Ulster seeks action after a questionaire to Prime Minister Georgy. Armond hints at possible uniting with Trolmdoe to propose new Wolkudatins. Delilah oversight and responses shape debates on policy and timing before Commons session.
Newspaper brief notes Independents leading in North Dakota elections with partial election details. Rural voting patterns and partisan competition described as gradually shifting, amid early tallies and local foray by nonpartisan groups.
A chaotic catalog shows prize listings for a community Halloween event. The document names numerous sponsors and awards including window displays, costumes, and novelty prizes such as clothing, footwear, and household goods. The text references organizers, categories, and value amounts, with many broken phrases and garbled names.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a French delegation departing Paris to attend a parley or negotiation. The text mentions a train journey toward Washington with a boat train past the Atlantic, including references to French and American journal coverage.
The Pennsylvania Gas Company announced the acquisition of production assets in a town near Warren County. Superintendent Donovan could not be reached, and officials warned of gas line work affecting service. The deal includes development of new wells and expansion of the existing pipe network to meet rising demand and ease shortages. The move could spur financing and demand for related industries while stabilizing local gas supply.
A public gathering featured a decorated barn with orange streamers and festoons for Margaret Aim Leup. Music by Mallawe'en rune worn, refreshments served, and a lively crowd enjoyed the evening, with local participants contributing to the event.
United Press report from Vangouvei British Columbia says a cloudburst near Britannia caused at least thirty five deaths. Fifty homes were wrecked as floods followed a week of high water. Doctors and nurses were rushed to Vancouver as the town was reportedly cut in two by the torrent.
Report details a second narrow escape at Center Street as a westbound freight and a passenger train collided near Main Street. Witnesses say the locomotive derailed slightly and the engine’s steering mechanism suffered damage while several pedestrians observed the scene. No serious injuries were reported to the people aboard or crossing the street. Local officials considered traffic delays and possible service adjustments to restore safety.
A mutilated Portsmouth report describes a double murder near a cottage. Loulku Dayle ten years old and John Lewn twenty six were slain and found by a farm party at a deserted cottage near town. Mrs Newman and her family are implicated as investigators trace the girl and other youths linked to the case.
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