Relied Fragments Warn of Unclear Local Tale
A fragmentary clipping hints at a local matter with vague phrases about running, lies, and stripes on a yard. No clear names, dates, or places emerge.
01 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
1
A fragmentary clipping hints at a local matter with vague phrases about running, lies, and stripes on a yard. No clear names, dates, or places emerge.
Amid chaos in West Virginia, leaders seek federal intervention as martial law looms. Reports detail troop movements toward the state, minor miners amid strikes, and armed patrols along the Pocahontas line while government officials weigh declaring martial law to quell unrest.
A damaged report states a steamer presumed missing has been found adrift in the Pacific. The vessel, with women aboard, was near Taylo and under care of the Canadian diver. Authorities report the importer in distress and hope for Norreaane, indicating salvage efforts ongoing for two weeks.
The Taxed Company mine near Wilor? was rocked by a blast today, killing eleven miners and injuring several others. Over four hundred miners were at work when the explosion occurred, with rescuers continuing to assess the scene.
United Press report from Colorado Springs details the death of Wallace A. Coleman a noted automobile racer and aviator in a fatal speed test on a Chevrolet at the Pike’s Peak ascent during preliminary tests for a major event. The crash cut short the famed driver’s push toward the anticipated milestone.
Ohio City of 45000 residents suffers a gas outage after the Lima Natural Gas Company facility, where Trauchin has expired, shuts down. City residents demand gas at tower rates as hospitals struggle with rent impacts and service disruptions.
Fragmentary text reports a Nations Council plan to fix Silesian frontiers and establish a Soviet regime in South Ireland. References to transport worker disputes and international delegates hint at a broad realignment, with unnamed groups and cities such as Genova and Dublin mentioned amid chaotic, unclear details.
Senator Broussard of Louisiana led criticism over regulatory delays on permitting medicinal use of beer. He charged hidden influence from administration and Liberal groups, while the Mellon-Administration stall kept the measure in limbo, prompting calls to uncover why the anti medicinal beer proposal remains unresolved.
United Press dispatch from Riga reports a relief food convoy for Russia will arrive today while two ships were at port. Moscow relief efforts progress, with American kitchens to open Monday and volunteers aiding famine areas along the Volga. Headquarters mobilize relief workers and materials as ships from Din and Hamburg arrive.
Fragmentary report from 19th century war brief mentions General Pauld G. Shapler and lack of orders to raise a second regiment. It notes a Mingo district whisky issue and pending movements as forces prepare to move south after delays.
Fragmentary text from United Prey about a thwarted attempted sale of a local independent, with garbled names and dates. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed beyond a stalled sale attempt and several unreadable proper nouns.
Local theft case before the grand jury is outlined with attorney blur and city suspects. Details mention Husipct Bausigarten and Mrowkings, with various entries and potential dates in Marcole AMlLynj. The record notes an upcoming session and related charges or procedures.
A report from the Natural Language Committee discusses the tax bill. The session focuses on reading the bill and discussing its completeness and likely effects on taxpayers.
A hydroplane crash near Bemus Point killed the pilot and left two women and a man badly injured. Eyewitnesses described the craft rising to about 1900 feet before veering and diving into the lake. The vessel was tied to a nearby area and belonged to a local operator. The pilot's body was recovered from the wreckage amid reports of damage to the wreckage and injuries to the passengers.
The Dail received the Irish reply to the British note and forwarded it to King George VI for approval. The exact text was not released pending receipt of his consent, with officials noting talks would continue if London would move toward a workable settlement.
President and Mrs Harding plan a weekend rest trip from Washington with engagements limited to quiet stays. They may proceed by motor or cruiser for several days, possibly heading toward a resort to recuperate after a taxing period in the capital.
A garbled wire service style note notes a United Day in 2000 style context. It mentions President Mayling and an upcoming appearance and hearings at Nowlington, with reference to guilt and a hed to some service. The readable fragments hint at a political or ceremonial event.
A garbled report notes ongoing violence despite a ceasefire with patrols kept for order. It mentions casualties, hospitalizations, and protests amid a fragile situation and authorities seeking to restrain troops.
Officials stated preparatory work through the wards would continue as remodeling and decorating of the high school nears completion. The aim is to resume classes on Tuesday with minimal disruption to students and staff.
New York market words show slight moves as Mexican tax issues weigh. Stocks such as Petroelum push to new highs while others drift. Studebaker and DowChem rise, general pressure seen on Bleckle.
In a perplexing incident, Carroll responded to reports in the underbrush. The area yielded items alleged to be stolen. Details remain unclear as the report focuses on the discovery and the possible linkage to a broader theft case. Authorities continue investigating.
A fragmented account from Lor Lia Ubited Writofay presents a miners situation in West Virginia. It notes troubled area streets and calls for fundamental access to rights and citizenship.
A local push by African American leaders to curb Ku Klux Klan activity in the area moves forward with a formal protest to city authorities. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People counselled action and a request to Mayor to address the Klan’s growing influence amid reports of Klan expansion in the region. Committee members including Rev P C Childs and Jessie Pipe held discussions on avenues to pressure officials and protect colored residents.
A report from Wamustrad describes Karl Orlomun of Toutsuilio Kentucky as shot down and robbed after being carried from Gaslubad to Pirkushamnor by two German pilots. He was injured and robbed, but officials say his condition has improved and suspects are under arrest.
Voters are urged to register today as polling places open at eight. Registration officials remind that this registration covers primaries and the next spring elections for congress state senator and legislative seats. A county tax receipt showing taxes paid within the last two years is required to register.
United Press dispatch from Wastiengingdon Sept 1 reports President Harding addressing Army War College officers. He cautioned that armies and navies will be needed and urged understanding of warfare at home and abroad to resolve global tensions.
Corry football will begin practice next week after a meeting last night outlined preliminary season plans. A team manager election to be held before practice starts, with a schedule of games to follow. Local towns Warren SNE Willy Jamestown Old City and nearby areas are expected to participate as candidates report for the first sessions.
The article reports the launch of a vessel named Dreadnaught Washington with Unfed Press sourcing. It mentions Cammon New York and features various garbled names and dates, including propulsion details and a credited designer or operator, but the text remains fragmented and uncertain.
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