20 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1920
Page
1
Railroads report widespread walkouts and wage disputes across major hubs. In New York and Chicago cities, freight and passenger services face disruption as unions press for higher pay. Officials warn delay and freight cost rises as talks drag.
A Black person was fatally harmed by a mob in Mutbory overnight. Police report the victim, later identified as Shi, died after the mob attacked near the town jail area. Investigators are pursuing leads and expect a formal statement soon.
Report from Washington dated April 20 notes an agreement between parties to relocate American soldiers' remains. The piece mentions exhumation procedures, burial reconsiderations, and a forthcoming regimental event on the sixteenth, with emphasis on honoring fallen service members.
April 26 reports fatality of Orlameth Run after rapid illness spreading widely. Widespread health concerns prompt authorities to review the event and urge care following the latest updates on the case.
Report from Meri City on April 10 states nine rebels killed and government forces advancing in the district surrounding Mexico City. General Til and Obregon troops reportedly engaged, with a clash near the federal zone and ongoing pursuit of rebel forces.
United Press reports Dr Paul Kirschner died at home following a long illness after serving as a physician. He was survived by a wife and three children. His death comes as colleagues note his devotion to patients and medical practice. In Major League notes, Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at St Louis highlight a slate of games amid weather forecasts.
The article lists names of volunteers enlisted in Company A including Sergeants and Corporals, notes recruits from various towns, and mentions a death in Parkersburg. It also reports births, hospital updates, and local church activities. The Warren County Week celebrates tentative plans for a September 7 to 10 fundraising event.
Fragmented copy describes alleged profiteering linked to city dealers and a push to refer cases to the Fair Price Commission. Internal notes from Attorney General and local officials discuss penalties under the Lever Act and potential referrals, with emphasis on enforcement actions and hearings. The report mentions H. A. Day as commission chair and references city business concerns and inquiry steps.
An Authors Club banquet was held last evening with Mrs. Jemnina Rothinean presiding over the reception and program. Christina Mace and May McKinsey spoke on literary topics while a collection of original stories and reflections drew interest. The event featured music, readings, and a display honoring past members, followed by social refreshments and gifts for attendees.
City Commission meeting notes salary decisions and budget shifts. Major items include elevating the City Solicitor pay to 900 from May 1 and adjustments for engineers and other officials, with discussions on sewer projects and project funding for the coming year.
Miss Marion Login of Marion Illinois, who registered nine months ago, was entertained in Philadelphia by Mrs Francon Conrad. Alfred Pavoro and Uitte Bringea, guests from Chicago, were present for the occasion with Mrs Nellie Spyichlen attending.
Bandits dynamited the post office in Huntevgwon and fled with cash and valuables. A nearby railroad car theft and an electricity device were reported in connection with the crime. Local authorities pursued suspects as the value of the loot was estimated from Iowa.
Citizens and city officials lodge a formal complaint with the Public Service Commission over higher Bell Telephone rates. The commission will not rule until after formal hearings, delaying the new rates under the company's published schedule.
Wraik Lauri and C8 Bentley will represent the Board at a national gathering of business leaders in Avantin City. The Hinibed States conference will discuss modern manufacturing and related issues. One or two manufacturers are expected to attend.
A chaotic New York stock list shows Amore Smokers and Ref, General Motors, Union Oil, Overland, Western, and several railroads like New York Central and Penn RR. The page mentions rail, steel, oil firms, and shipping interests with price figures and market notes. A telegram reports serious illness of Dorothy Grandi, prompting diary-like personal note amid market data.
Manly Parker and J J Rogora announce Rogers Company will start construction on a large modern theater at the site near May Parker street. The plan includes a steel and brick structure with 1200 seating, 70 by 614 foot audience area, and a major plant addition to support opera production. Work to begin after firm plans finalized, with completion aimed for September.
A local firm plans to start work immediately on a general store at Lovells. Claire J. Wilson and Stuart Mo Pinch look to open the shop, with supplies secured through a local supplier.
A tended dairymen conference in New York state closed with no resolution yet on proposed language for a farm cooperative. Attendees, including Mrs. Harry De Noydwn and others, planned to reconvene for a joint meeting to hear further details and possible outcomes.
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