02 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1920
Page
1
A favorable report on a soldier bonus bill is reported in the state legislature. Discussion notes potential growth and tax implications, with plans to repeal the existing exemption if the bill passes. The committee will weigh a monthly veteran wage provision against broader fiscal impact.
Three suspects are sought after the January 2 murder of a young bride in Taringhton. Police found the woman's body with indications of a fight. one suspect reportedly claimed involvement while others are under pursuit.
Two men from Johnstown died and a third was injured when their car went through a bridge rail and plunged into a river near Johnstown. Identified victims are Henry Kook and Vincent Btoli.
The report describes Republican attempts to push a peace bill, facing opposition and anticipated veto from President Wilson. Democratic leaders warned the move would stall without presidential support, signaling a lengthy fight as the nation nears election dynamics.
Chicago dispatch reports a severe spring storm sweeping the Midwest with high winds and heavy snow. One man is injured when a tree fell on him near St Louis while another person suffered injuries in the same storm’s impact.
Unclear text indicates city building work resumes early next week. Mentions of a superintendent and contractors, with references to a project timeline and ongoing preparation activities.
Pittsburg dispatch reports a military storage house was destroyed by fire, a total loss estimated around 35,000 dollars. The blaze also damaged a bank and other properties, while investigators have not yet determined the exact cause.
Corry veterans of the 80th Division may attend the Pittsburgh gathering on April 10. The note mentions a large number of Corry men serving in the Blue Division with the Machine Gun Battalion and that several were wounded in other units.
A burglary at Beaty J. Aomon's residence in Wonblesville yields a 415,000 loss. The masked intruders entered during the night and departed before dawn with jewelry and coins. Local authorities investigate the break in and request any tips from residents.
Deputy Joe Benge released whiskies from moonshine operation while escorting prisoners. The jailbreak attempt failed as officers recovered the illicit liquor and subdued the escapees in Charlestown West Virginia.
Narrator cites a naval press dispatch describing a steamer ablaze near Cuba. The communication, allegedly from a Kay Woaty Fla correspondent, mentions waves and uncertain salvage status amid wartime tensions.
The Corry Motor Club plans its next meeting on Friday evening in April to elect officers for the coming year. The Pennsylvania Motor Federation will hold a special meeting on April fourteenth at 10 a.m. A dinner will be provided by the Erie Motor Club, and members of Corry are urged to attend either or both events.
The Gas Hearing 70 in Corry Erie and Warton Pa continues at Harrisburg next Wednesday before the Public Service Commission. City Solicitor Benedict will represent the party, the session suspended due to absences and continued to a later date.
The Meadville five prepared to face the Indians in a gym night contest after an earlier home game defeat. The setback left them aiming to rebound and improve their standing in tonight’s matchup.
Ruppo hotel in Greensburg reportedly sold to William Hel proprietor of the Immirman House for about 100 000 dollars. Transaction details not fully disclosed but the April 9 date indicates completion near spring.
The fair price body will meet Monday night with county butchers to examine meat pricing. Belo county fair price commissioners and retailers plan a private conference to set schedules for wholesale and retail meat costs.
Campaign activity intensifies as Michigan braces for primaries. Analysts note a split among parties with candidates aiming for the national convention as voting nears. Local polling and public support shape the paths to nomination and potential cross party appeal.
Western Germany reports say situation eased as peaceful negotiations progress over Ruhr area tensions. Industrial actions and strikes by radicals in sympathy with Reds are said to be fading, with normal factory operations resuming in many zones.
A large Elks Lodge class received degrees as members joined Mondville with 24 initiates and new officers installed by Exalted Ruler Hunley Maxwell. The event included social activities, membership drives, and attendance from Meadville and local towns.
Authorities sought the identity of an infant found deceased on a street in Gromedorg, Pennsylvania, with state police and local officers investigating the case. The baby’s age appeared to be about a few months, and no connection to a missing person had been established at press time.
In a Washington dispatch, both parties claim influence over the 1920 suffrage amendment ratification. Democrats celebrate state-by-state gains while Republicans point to their 26th state victory enabling passage. Detai ls note governors and legislatures weighing ratification in North Carolina and other states.
City police warn residents to keep dogs off streets or face disposal. Officials plan a joint crackdown with county authorities amid a wave of stray dog incidents. a local warden is coordinating the effort with county and city agencies.
Chicago April 2 coal traders predict prices will jump from 75 cents to 181000 ton as imports are passed through and federal controls are removed. Coal operators expect immediate increases and miners receive boosted wages, affecting dealers and consumers.
A bill to bar the Socialist party from government roles was introduced following a commission report. The inquiry led to the expulsion of five Socialists from the assembly amid findings of misconduct and political activity.
The City Commission will open bids for the fire department building at its regular meeting next Monday evening. Also to be opened that evening are bids for municipal bond sales.
Washington April 2 Bert Tewell of the Railroad department of the American Federation of Labor for Any hormed Provident Wilson announced that 2,000,000 railroad workers would appeal to the transportation board for wage increases totaling 1,000,000,000 dollars. A correspondence from Waite Howsy produced a split in the joint conference called by the President to outline a new wage show.
New York April 2 John Callander, 68, vaudeville actor, was brought before the court on a felonious cruelty charge. He is alleged to have tortured a 17 year old companion by striking with a hot iron and stabbing with a knife, after pricking her with a needle.
The Chicago strike by city workers ended as arbitration was promised. About 3100 workers were to receive assignments and wages recognized. a resolution date of April 7 was noted, but the exact terms remained under discussion amid the wage controversy.
February traffic at crossings caused five fatalities as disclosed today by the Public Service Commission. The commission released the findings showing grim fatalities across several crossings with details to follow in upcoming releases.
An in depth report from Columbia Lodge 8 A M held last night with thirty five successors of Dorey lodge in attendance. The event included conferred anniversioan and the presentation of the warview Hag ty Glenn unt Leatie, Don aldson of Spring Creek as the only two jsnesaboed of Calemie Lodge.
Corry Board of Commerce and Industry will attend the National Chamber convention in Atlantic City to discuss boosting U S production. Frank Launy and C. S. Bentley lead local reps as they push for production gains to stabilize prices and meet demand amid high costs and export pressures.
Carman Hill, known for time with the Pirates and other teams, joins the Oil City Independents this season. Oil City Derrick notes his arrival comes after manager Mike Pitler added him alongside a family entourage, highlighting Hill's long major league connections and prior stints in Birmingham and other leagues.
Members of the Brokenstraw Valley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs Ora A. Stennett's home. Attendees included Miss Apm Perkita of Waverly Iowa and Mr A. In Bing who presented papers on Lexington and the Bronze Ports of Pennsylvania. A program on History of Kern County was read by B. C. Banda and refreshments were served by Mrs Stennett and Mrs Blannet.
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