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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
1
A garbled 19th century-tinged report states Findley Lake Road near Indlay Lake will be paved from Findlay Lake to Pennsylvania state line. It notes a tentative opening date, delays, and a financing plan with taxes and town bonds to cover the cost, with officials promising rapid progress once begun.
Ouaveland dispatch notes renewed threat of a railroad strike as union leaders press for adherence to revised wage and work rules. Dealers report costs rising as supply channels tighten, with officials urging orderly negotiations.
Berlin reports a court charge today against a Soph. 1-Seven Privslin officer and others for assaulting Mathias Krahorgen, Fowler of the Ch Lrint party. The incident occurred in Musiehy as privatised security officers and civilians clashed amid political tensions.
United Press report from Washington on September 16 describes a Senate labor committee plan to journey to West Virginia to investigate conditions impacting mining areas. The panel intends to seek the truth behind recent warfare effects and missing minors, with instructions to depart Saturday.
A fire swept through part of a bungalow village at Rouke Uray Boneh on September 15 destroying several cottages. One body reported, insurance claim around 15000.
Italian grocers clash amid gunfire and accusations of trouble at a Clinton street market. Witnesses describe heated words, a scuffle, and a police response as officials placed bonds and began investigations into the disturbance.
In Chicago on September 15 four national meat packing firms adopted the open shop approach. Union officials were notified of the change as talks with worker groups conclude. The plan shifts representation away from a single union to direct employer relations, affecting prior labor agreement dynamics.
Bulletin reports a New York bound train wreck near Dayer North Ta al. Several cars toppled and entombed, with one official estimating multiple injuries and cooperation from Hindsa Coal Co. responders at the site.
Ford dealers report a 50 percent rise in daily retail sales and a broad market uptick as the company announces a favorable reduction. At Brailfird, a Tuesday night event closed after two days, drawing over 100 attendees with music and social gatherings. A separate accident reports a man falling from a whale boat while work continued, sustaining broken ribs and head injuries.
Dublin and London report a growing crisis as Sinn Féin rejects proposals for a conference with British Premier Lloyd George. Ireland’s sovereignty condition remains central, with talks tentatively planned for September 20 but facing firm opposition.
In a chaotic day at Polo Grounds and other venues, major games produced surprising outcomes. The Yankees beat St Louis 11 to 1 after a late surge, while Pittsburgh upset someone amid the seventh inning stretch. Miro Arvin Savkett arrived home that evening from Contervdne, visiting relatives.
United Press dispatch from San Francisco reports actor Roscoe Arbuckle likely to be released on bail by nightfall after being charged with manslaughter in the Virginia Rappe case. Prosecutors and defense attorneys weighed the bail amount of 15000 while Arbuckle prepares to travel to Los Angeles for further legal steps.
In New Orleans on September 15 police report a fatal explosion during a liquor raid resulting in two deaths. The incident occurred at an Alabama barn used for bootlegging operations, with authorities tightening control as they investigate the blast.
A New York candidate from the Democratic party alleges fraud in the borough president primary race. He claims irregularities affected the nomination process and plans to pursue action, citing irregularities during the September primary.
A terse summary notes pay in income and profit taxes by government authorities. It references a large figure of 825 000.00 units and indicates the third party handled the transaction. The fragment reflects a colonial era accounting tone and limited context.
Special to the Tournary BAIE reports the jury returned a first degree verdict in the murder case of George Mauer at Grlawold Manufacturing. The trial began this morning in Edie Wilkins court with Williams and Maxwell on trial. The jury found the defendant guilty and awaits sentencing. The motive involves a robbery at Arswol Pint.
French military experts indicate plans to reduce arms restrictions with preparations for a Washington disarmament conference. Government sources show France refueling its armaments as talks advance. Briand plans to summon Parliament for October 18 to secure a vote of confidence.
Phtuamelputa September 1 bursting of a feed pipe at the Atlantic Retinling plant led to an explosion that killed 11 and injured 27. Officials say investigations and further tests are planned as applications pour in and room and teacher visits are reviewed for safety improvements. Superintendent Barge Hemstreet announces principal assignments at local schools including Concoed Bailing and several teachers.
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