06 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1920
Page
1
Reichswehr advances press toward Essen as German towns come under control of French troops. Looting reported near Pelkum and over 300 Reds killed as communists flee Ruhr towns amid the advance.
U S awaits word from Britain and Italy before any action as Allied powers discuss troop movements in Europe. French forces reportedly occupy German frontier areas while Reichswehr withdraws from several cities amid mounting tensions and continued rail and telegraph disruptions.
The article discusses a forthcoming city census, noting expected population figures for 1980 and projections for 1990 2000. It mentions plans for a public display and social events around January, with decorations and a photo exhibit to attract residents, and invites residents to attend the census-related activities.
The Rev. Rogers Taeayl, Bishop of Briswell, will visit tomorrow evening to confirm a sonfiemintion rite postponed by the rotor. The Aprvian will be held, and block and Kid aoeiion will Du]
A fragmented notice states a committee will collect papers and rubbish tomorrow to fund playground equipment. No one will be left unpaid or unaccounted as the group attends the effort.
A report from the Ajax plant details an accident during a morning brawl that left an individual injured. The event disrupts operations as Bentley from the Corry Board of Cammareo prepares for a related canvassing effort in Bolielo.
United Press report shows Johnson leading in Michigan with 107 182 votes in early returns from Wayne County. Hoover campaigns for Lowden and Pershing while Johnson gains momentum in Democratic counts.
Parish records note the annual gathering at Emmanuel Parish with a 7 pm opening, invocation by Toy M. 8. Ashton, and doxology. The event included a supper, remarks on basement completion, new chimneys, and a 60x45 basement area under supervision of Mr. Waller. A budget committee was formed and board members were proposed for upcoming terms.
Brief wire dispatches report labor action across cities including Chicago Washington Dublin and London. Notable items mention miners striking wage disputes women picketing facilities Sinn Fein arrests and political tensions influencing European affairs.
A pedestrian identified as Magesin was fatally struck by an express train at the Bittals and Pitlibuegh crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Philadelphia. Deputy Coroner Portex and officials investigated the accident as Engineeer Max Gunn piloted the train. Survived by widow Mrs Hugo and daughter Mrs Charles Amlograve, the family awaits further proceedings.
Public Service Commission delays its decision on the gas rate case. Attorneys for the people will present evidence in Harrisimis Harrisburg on April 7 and 8 with hearings likely soon after. The commission aims for a May decision, barring further delays as parties argue over direct evidence and impacts on consumers.
Easter Monday Ball at Branch No 5 Hall in Amborg drew nearly 500 attendees after selling 500 tickets. The program featured vocal and instrumental numbers by local performers, with a late evening dance in the garden and a charity undertone.
The Corry Board of Governors will be represented at the banquet on April 28 with confirmed attendees including David Jameson president of the American Automobile Association, Senator W. W. Mearkle, Heber Dirihey, Robert P. Wfoopur, A. Gy Batchelder and city officials. Reservations were to be mailed by April 15. Weather forecast shows possible rain tonight and Wednesday with no significant temperature changes.
L D McCray was the low bidder at 26868 dollars for the new fire station. The commission will consider bids and award the contract at a special meeting later this week. City engineer also seeks a salary increase. East Main Street property owners demand sewer improvements.
City commission heard bids for the new Public Department building and discussed opening Hust Pleasant Street from East Pleasant Street to Shady Avenue. Officials considered sewer work costs and potential parallel alignment with North Street. Deliberations covered street improvements, building plans, and salary adjustments for city staff, with a special meeting planned for the near future.
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