Borah to Carry Fight on Pact to the People
Senator Borah vows to wage a heated debate over the peace treaty as it faces Senate ratification. The fight centers on public support and the meaning of the proposed accord with Germany and the Allies.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1921
Page
1
Senator Borah vows to wage a heated debate over the peace treaty as it faces Senate ratification. The fight centers on public support and the meaning of the proposed accord with Germany and the Allies.
A new committee, including Rev Ay Ohginman and Rob Ney Hooelein, will organize and publicize a series of meetings. Members will oversee publicity, youth involvement, and sponsor events with sessions planned for afternoon and evening each day, featuring multiple speakers.
Amid mediation efforts in multiple regions the talk centers on ending daylight saving as the clock change nears. Authorities urge orderly actions and warn of potential disruptions if an agreement is not reached.
Fragmentary text lists names Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks and mentions hurried negotiations and a stalled demand for concessions. It references locations in New York and Paris and a political or film industry context with Slovakia and Hungary.
A messy court report from Ban Francisco details delays in the case against a movie star linked to a celebrity assault. Witnesses falter as the proceedings resume, with testimonies focusing on a key medical examiner and the involvement of a private attorney.
The Erie Episcopal diocese will install Bishop Chamberlain Warri after the late bishop's passing. The installation takes place Tuesday September 27 at 10:00 AM in the cathedral on West 6th Street, with a community reception that evening and regular services on Sunday October 2.
Reported in Duncannon Pennsylvania on September 2 describes a mystery woman said to have been married to a millionaire. Details from village authorities and local residents recount attempts to locate the woman and the circumstances surrounding the fatal events.
Reform organizations urged Congress to regulate the movie industry and create a nationwide film commission. Dr Wilbur P Crafts, head of the International Reform Bureau, announced the proposal following the Arbuckle party controversy.
Reported attack at a village left seven injured and one in serious condition as assailants fired through homes and doors. Police say the incident began with a confrontation at Vine municipality and spread to nearby areas. authorities describe it as a terror act, with victims frightened and some needing treatment.
Harrisburg hosts the state American Legion convention with a heated dispute between Philadelphia and Teuton factions. A resolution by Post Commander Milnor was tabled by the committee on mobilisation. Milnor was elected state commander, and delegates will attend the national convention in Kansas City with Cap Avel and William Thor named alternates.
Disjointed report notes a senate faction pressing for rapid action on farm relief measures and tax reforms. It mentions planned maneuvers by Senator Kent von and other lawmakers, with no clear timetable and many fragmented phrases.
Fragmented report describes Belfast unrest with gunfire and panic as crowds clash in the streets. Police and military units respond while citizens seek safety and normalize after clashes.
A terse United Press report notes authorities seek sixty ships carrying contraband liquor. Details mention cargoes towed to northern waters and a Treasury probe, with scant clear names or dates in the damaged copy.
Twenty five or forty people fell ill after a birthday party at a home in Proasy Ley United. Officials say food poisoning is suspected as guests report stomach cramps and vomiting following olives served at the gathering. Local health authorities investigate possible contamination and urge caution with food handling.
Unclear OCR text reports escalating Poland Russia tensions with mentions of diplomats Lena and Riga. Fragmentary dialogue hints at brinksmanship and regional talks but specifics are unclear.
The article notes the opening of Coy Findley Road on October 12. It mentions preparations by Amalgamits for Hycoming Hompnstrat and a program of exercises at Whitney Lake overseen by county commissioners, a motor club, council, and related groups.
Report from Dublin dated September 21 notes patrols at all Irish ports to deter arms smuggling. Officials claim heightened security at entrances, with mentions of notables and disruptions to passenger movements amid ongoing tensions.
United Press reports a new famine danger in Russia with farmers unable to obtain sufficient seed for autumn planting in the Volga region. Officials describe massive seed shortages, forcing frantic efforts to secure limited supplies before winter.
A national conference on unemployment opens Monday with participation from governors mayors lending officials and representatives across the country. President Harding will address the meeting urging voluntary cooperation to accelerate employment before winter and to spotlight the administration’s plans for rapid relief in the new reorganization.
A yesterday gathering for Miss Arters drew many, featuring awards by Marjorie Auer for the highest scores. The event included decorations, a tea reception, and showpieces from local hosts and attendees, with guests from Turke to Hoganles and Pyrex items on display.
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania transportation department announced 1500 miles of double highway were constructed this season amid favorable weather. Officials expect further booster work as the season continues.
A garbled report from United Prom outlines damage to a Panama vessel in the harbor at Bork Ast Prince. The account mentions General Goothalr of the Panna wally road and unclear details about the scene and cause.
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