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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
1
A distorted item reports a planned push by a labor group against the open shop stance, aiming to rally workers in New York and beyond. It cites United Textile Workers and a broader anti open shop campaign amid ongoing labor tensions, with references to dates and regional activity unclear in the OCR.
Sept. 16 Kadie Wit Hn nerd Prod Muswell stands trial for the Whiging at Googe Maier night witelman Arinwald plant on Mirely 14. Inez to proceed. defense seeks trial cont. Court orders prior actions nullified. Jury to hear case next days as Att presides.
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor plans a visit to Debs at the prison today. The purpose stated is not political but to discuss social welfare and labor regulation, with Debs serving a sentence in the Hodaral pelion facility.
Washington dispatch reports Major Sivnoral G. Menohier asked to be relieved from the air corps assignment. Secretary of War Wade Walker announces no decision yet on Menohier's request, with possible further actions noted.
Prompt fragment notes a September date and discussion of open shops and Hore Info. Readable items include aims for Mo plants and five bigpakora Hore info, but details are unclear. Proceeding with cautious card: focusing on shop openings and related info for the event.
J0S Ebaugh, a veteran Pennsylvania Railroad employee, collapsed beside a Pennsy depot after a stroke. Bystanders and medical aid attended as he was carried to his home on South Street. officials expect gradual recovery, with visitors from Lakewood and executives in town for discussions.
London dispatch reports renewed Irish fighting possibilities looming as the English cabinet, led by Prime Minister, considers De Valor's telegram and a possible plebiscite. Observers say the plan could delay conflict resolution but offer a path to negotiated settlement amid volatile tensions in Ireland.
United Press reports Carbondon colliery mine disaster where four workers were entombed by a cave in. Two men were rescued overnight, while two others remain trapped as rescuers continue work through debris toward the collapsed shaft. The rescued are Mingher Morcow, a minor from Jemyn, and Domlutek Alvin, a laborer from Carhonedata. Rescuers push through a wall of rock to reach the others.
Voters who have not yet registered must act now as registration closes tomorrow. The municipal election includes retention measures and other items. Polling places will open in the morning and close in the evening, with some locations offering extended hours.
A boy named Donati Burns, ten years old, was badly injured when a milk wagon loaded with talcum oil collided with a truck in Talon City this morning. Medical staff say the extent of his injuries cannot be determined for several hours.
Two people died and several were injured when a Chicago Northern California special number 7 derailed two miles west of Balloplain Town at 2:30 a.m. Wires were down and debris blocked the line. Initial reports name Mha-exgixeor and Hiromi as the deceased.
British ship Dauntless ferries the body of an American victim to the United States. Naval officials aboard the Teetucket report the cruiser sighted enemy destroyers in the Bay as the Dauntless docked at the navy yard.
Ambiguous text outlines a Giants win over the Pirates with six hits by McGraw's squad and a late rally in the Americian league. Ruth homered and Cleveland and Washington scored in a tense pennant chase.
Accreting a report of four foot, a city dispute concerns First Avenue residents bringing action. A court action at Erde County involves Eamonn Ne, with fines and peace bonds issued. The case centers on alleged disorderly conduct and fines totaling 4500 dollars, with further action possible by city authorities.
Belfast reports rising tensions as sectarian violence fears grow. Reports describe clashes and casualties amid political strife and warnings of renewed fighting. Officials warn of potential outbreaks affecting civilians and security forces across the city.
A shorthand club was organized with six members joining. Officers include President Miss Ruth THN, Vice President Miss Jonas Naylor, Secretary Qhaelds Lyey. The group plans to meet weekly and support members’ skill development.
A muddled OCR item reports Lincolnlville plans for an event tomorrow. Mentions Kaiser escape denial, a German team travel note, and several named locals with scattered details about a supper and a hospital party, all amid uncertain phrasing and garbled names.
A dramatic incident last night saw a man assaulting his wife with a gun before shooting himself after threats to pursue divorce. Neighbors heard a struggle as the couple faced a fatal sequence, leaving investigators to determine motive and whether domestic dispute contributed to the tragedy.
Washington Sept 10 Opposed to the peace pact grows in Republican circles as the League of Nations and European affairs loom large. Senators split over ratification with party leaders cautious about provoking a split and possible loss of votes.
Supporters of Corry surge for the election with strong backing across districts. Early results indicate heavy votes and expectations that Tuesday primaries will cement his lead in the GOP contest.
Sept 1. Two men were held to answer for murder in connection with the death of Harry Binelafr on the Brooksville road yesterday. Detectives pursuing a lead traced the prime suspect to a breen farm and recovered possible evidence. Police expect further actions as the investigation continues.
President Harding and his party traveled from West Point to Washington aboard the Mayflower yacht, making a port call in New York before continuing to the capital. The trip followed a busy week and is described as a chance to rest and regroup ahead of the return to civic duties.
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