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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1921
Page
1
A chaotic city crisis reaches the presidency as moral forces seek action. The article mentions Cooke and Burrage Mawel among leaders, with Hollow Chine and Prohibition figures referenced in a tense plea for decisive measures.
A report from Dungannon details the death of a woman described as a mystery resident of Baltimore. The article notes inquiries into her identity and circumstances surrounding her death, with local authorities and residents involved in the investigation.
An unreadable United Press fragment mentions Baltimore and Chicago events with references to a railroad, a disappearance, and investigations. Names and details are garbled, but the note hints at a missing person case and potential inquiries linked to Pennsylvania lines and a woman.
A trial opens in Hindo with Ayda Southard charged with murder of her fourth husband Edward W. Meyer and alleged poisonings of three former husbands a child and a brother in law. The case centers on the moniker female bluebeard used for her.
Sept 20 United ren, WITABENGH reports Otto Yeager attempted suicide to free his wife from starvation. After four days, he found his wife hanging from a rope in the back stairway. He gathered $100 from a widow’s mite, but she remained unable to live.
Jamestown Rotary members will visit Jamestown tomorrow for a regular meeting and entertainment. Dr Oran and other local figures are expected to join as guests and a large delegation from Jamestown Rotary will attend the event.
Fragmentary note recalls a 20 dollar payment from Ramyol Rea to President YW of Pennsylvania. The text mentions the company asserting its right to manage its own employees, with reference to intervention by individuals of relations. Details are unclear and names are garbled.
In Wasitington on September 20 Senator Macormick spoke about a veterans aid program. The event included remarks by Murray Isolation Tittoauend and featured ex-service men addressing county issues and national policy.
Readable fragments indicate statewide turnout from 89 counties with a large margin against a proposed convention. Mentions counts such as 250,107 for and 02,9332 against in unclear format. No clear names or dates can be confirmed from the text.
A partially legible dispatch notes a meeting of the Pennsylvania Railroad Mutual Benefit Society under W. W. Atterbury. The report hints at the necessity of supporting government operations and references a gathering in Philadelphia with officials and members present on September 26.
Rachael Williams, youngest daughter of Rev M B Williams, broke her arm Saturday while on the high school grounds. The incident occurred as she, Mitra, Ally and others were on a tester board. Needing medical care, she was taken to Dr A L Smith and then to a hospital for further treatment.
President Harding addressed the opening of the national unemployment conference, pledging action to ease joblessness as Secretary of Commerce Moyer read a report. The session adjourned after the address and a brief statement, with plans to reconvene in the afternoon.
Reports from BRUAAST DUBLIN and WALAART describe renewed sectarian violence in Ireland. Fights near Belfast ashore threaten to spread as readiness to use force increases. In Cork Sinn Fein clashes and fatalities prompt concerns of a wider disaster, while warnings echo in Dublin amid rising tensions and political calls.
New York Giants and New York Yankees race for the pennant as the tabloid notes the Yankees edge ahead while the Giants aim to close the gap. The piece discusses remaining games and potential outcomes with standings shaping toward a decisive finish.
An explosive interview with the United Press quotes Raul Goldman describing a drastic relocation to America and detailing his view of events in the United States. The piece mentions a Russian revelation and a deportation of Emma, with Berlin as a future destination for her return to Algeria.
New York report states attorney Grave Lawon did not die by self harm. witness John Borland with Mrs Fannn at the time confirms the shooting. Authorities will exhume the body to verify a contact wound as the cause of death remains under review.
Local residents report the water utility plans a test drilling operation near a pumping station on town outskirts. The project aims to evaluate oil or gas prospects, with nearby wells already active during summer months, potentially impacting the area between town and the facilities.
A payroll robbery near Grand Central Station was interrupted when three bandits tackled James Lewin of New York City. Lewin, carrying $15,000 in a satchel, was assaulted. a bystander was shot in the arm as police pursued the attackers. One bandit was captured. The incident left a detective officer wounded.
An attempted assault on the Polish president was reported in Warsaw. The incident involved gunfire directed at the president, with chaotic scenes described as the assailant sought to inflict fatal harm. The president survived the attack, and authorities began investigations into the event and motives.
A front page report describes Blair Hurt sustaining injuries during a football game in Highohbol town while playing for HewliXorreeam. The incident occurred on the Fast Washington route, with medical staff attending as teammates and fans expressed concern.
Reports from New York and Washington describe a missing fishing vessel Myrtle or Mysore with a party of 85 passengers that left Maton Inking for fishing banks near Ambrose Channel. An alarm has been sent, the vessel overdue, with Coast Guard and authorities coordinating search efforts. Weather and political notes accompany brief updates.
Fragmentary OCR recalls the Argonne offensive in World War I. It mentions three years since a Corry unit joined others to breach German lines, and a celebration of movements and toppling fire, with scattered references to the Matines Argonne push and the 26th morning assault. The text is garbled and difficult to parse.
San Francisco September report covers courtroom activity in the Arbuckle case with witnesses testifying and spectators reacting. The narrative mentions Virginia Tajipe and Mrs Hamina Dolmont among those appearing, while references to Rory Rapp and other figures hint at dramatic cross examination and public interest.
Famnes Melcher Allen, aged only a few days, a well known resident of Cartay, died at his home at 12415 o etick while in the care of his daughter. The deceased was widely known in the locality. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs Dean Mitchell and Mrs Crowell. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Miss Faith Collins leaves New York City after two years directing hospital administration. She helped develop the hospital, earned a six-woman wartime scholarship at Columbia University, and will study further in a yearlong program. Miss Atlinx becomes acting hospital superintendent as replacement plans are announced.
Prisoner Russell Tat remained in custody as county officials disclosed potential sentencing today in connection with the North robbery case. Authorities indicated a decision could come this afternoon, with three witnesses expected to be questioned as investigators pursue the murder inquiry connected to George Maurer.
Scranton dispatch reports two people killed and five injured when an automobile traveling at high speed collided with a passenger train No 6 near the Wyoming Valley east of Mitch Pocono. The victims, names and exact ages not yet confirmed, were riding in the car at the time of impact. Police and railroad officials are investigating the wreck and cause of the collision.
The Pennyivania Gules Company leases the Flittner block and plans a local department store in the West Main Street building, opening November 1. The firm will operate department stores across Pennsylvania and New York, promising a modern establishment in the city with redecorated premises.
Police were called to the Corry Jametown Mynne Suchiting Company yesterday after an intrusion appeared to have broken equipment. investigation found no disturbance outside the building and no clear signs of how entry was gained.
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