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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
1
Borah appears to secure an initial victory in negotiations over a peace treaty with Germany Austria and Hungary. The vote split reveals a cautious path forward as supporters push rapid consideration while opponents urge delays amid broader European entanglements.
Police report a second break in at Curtis Store in Union City during the night or early Wednesday. About 200 dollars worth of jewelry was stolen. The incident is under investigation by Chief Kennedy.
Funeral services for Miss Cottrel to be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock in Washington Street church. Interment to follow in the local cemetery with relatives and friends invited to attend proceedings.
The Youngstown area court hears charges in a murder case linked to a probe of Ku Klux Klan activities. Nan Patterson faces questioning over alleged involvement as the trial seeks to determine if assaults or accomplice actions occurred. The United Press report notes the case centers on violent crime tied to extremist groups and seeks clarity on defendant roles.
United States dispatches report a collision or wreck of the Atlantic steamer near the Cape Verde region. Survivors rescued include Captain Zalvidea aboard the Cabo Crewerial, en route from Beirut. The vessel faced severe seas and high winds before sinking, with the crew awaiting arrival for further details.
Moscow reports from United Press say Soviet leader M. Kasenefty disclosed in a sensational interview that the Soviet government plans to retreat from Russia’s central regions and abandon key industries. He hinted at a sweeping reform tied to the Bolshevik reorganization era, claiming much of the capitalist machinery would be removed in a voluntary shift away from 1917 revolutions.
Sep 1 report from Tondon indicates a decisive Beltion government move toward peace talks with Binn Finn. British ministers discuss Lloyd George’s reply as De Valera’s stance on sovereignty remains central. Dublin optimism reportedly outweighs London woes as coalition debates continue.
United Press dispatch from New York reports a chaotic early morning incident as Ming Mildred Munuu an heiress to the A. Nanny fortune is shot and dies by her own hand after a confrontation on a sidewalk. Borland an exporter is said to have hosted the duo that evening with Miss Hanan. Jealousy over Borland allegedly sparked the fatal episode and fears of an attack lingered for days. Dorothy Grotschalk witnesses stated Mrs Lawes was deeply in love with Borland and extremely jealous.
Fragmentary text describes a historic gold strike in Southern California with claims of surpassing earlier famous discoveries. The piece references a Moulin Mountaine site and a dated journal entry, but details are obscured by garbled OCR. Entities include Southern California and MO as terms, with unclear dates or names.
Pleasantville Sept 2 Private Alex Hite of Company 1 served with honor at a funeral conducted from the Pleasantville Presbyterian church. Massed ranks of veterans and the American Legion joined the military salute at Fair View Cemetery with volleys and taps marking the service.
Reading of a sensational report from Oppan Analing Works notes a new gas used in an experimental gun caused a massive explosion. The blast damaged property for miles and injured several, as Stuttgart observatory records suggest other tremors and seismic readings from the incident.
The Plying Squadron Foundation hosts a nationwide enforcement campaign with ten months of events to promote prohibition amendments. Speakers include Dey Colvin of New York City and Regan of MorKford, with further talks by Christopher J. Connolly and H. Woertendyke. Local committees organize October 20 to 21 sessions in Corry Tey and Blooming Tony, aiming to mobilize support without charges.
Salvatore Galay was found guilty of the murder of Don F. Kater publisher at Tasko Wood. The jury recommended life imprisonment. The court noted Galay’s confession and the impact on Kaber’s family as proceedings move toward sentencing.
The Union City Rilo Chica selected to participate with Cory Red and Gin Glib in a local site meet to be held tomorrow afternoon. An earlier event scheduled for Just Batnetay was postponed due to weather. Grate of Rockford and Mr. Sev erina g Mo visit the home of former parents Me and Mrs John Meet Whaieet. Axik Gil of Wloshingy Tox and her son Chartew Tronor are noted attendees.
United Press reports Washington will start presenting a complete plan to reorganize government departments to cut costs and increase efficiency. Walter F. Reawat, acting head of the reorganizational committee, will lead the rollout to Congress.
Ashot incident in Meadville injures J. Borroall and Mrs Borrowall Woo. J. Borroall shot at home and died later. Mrs Borrowall Woo hospitalized in grave condition. Dr Winslow reports the wound entered the right kidney and exited the back. The motive is linked to an argument with Toomer earlier that day.
The New York team maintains a commanding position over the Pittsburgh Pirates, with seven games remaining. Even if the Pirates win all remaining games, New York’s strong lead suggests the pennant is within reach for the New York club.
Four persons were killed when a car collided with a truck just outside Syracuse. The crash occurred late last night near Stamesville as the vehicle traveled toward Ewang Thd. The wreck stunned local residents and prompted authorities to begin investigations into the circumstances.
United Press reports pressure on Senator Wize to prove effective Republican leadership as Western Republicans push for a shift in the Senate. The administration’s program and tax policy are focal points amid calls for reforms and a refunding measure.
United Press report states a wife admitted to pouring acid on her husband after his funeral. She claimed she did not intend to kill him. Police arrested her shortly after the death as detectives pursued motives tied to alleged mental torment and financial concerns.
The Allied council, via United Press, issued an ultimatum to Hungary demanding withdrawal of Hungarian troops from the disputed Burgenland region. The action aims to stabilize the Austrian border, with appropriate measures to follow if compliance is not achieved.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, urged action toward worldwide disarmament. He spoke in Washington noting Armistice Day events on November 4 and called for anti arms demonstrations globally.
Mo partnership has existed no more as G B Shildon and Samuel Van Morhoft, who have reunited, will finish upholstering furniture at their Union Building on West Main. The firm dissolves as they plan to pursue separate ventures.
Raphagl Kirtenzio and wife were arrested by Constable Mangan of Pigni for assault and shouting with intent to kill after a feud at Flesh Avenue. They posted $1,000 bond for court on Wednesday, September 29, facing a disorderly conduct charge with others fined $25 each and jailed briefly.
ParisSept 23 United Press says the Washington disarmament confer ence agenda was reviewed at a cabinet meeting with no official comments on the tentative program from Washington. France is expected to seek modifications to the clause on limitation of land armaments.
A local church announces a comprehensive interior redecorating project. The plan includes new front vestibule and mini sanctuary, wall refinishing, woodwork varnish, floor renewal, and renovations to the church parlor Sabbath rooms and youth spaces. Exterior and interior improvements aim to refresh the entire building.
Stanford Springs Conn Sept 3 A 24 year old Radcliffe College graduate and bride of four days Mrs Norie Ketelle body found at the bottom of Lake Mamuhpagy after disappearing from the camp where she and husband were spending their honeymoon Authorities believe foul play possible as the coroner's inquest proceeds and witnesses testify about the events surrounding the tragedy
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