22 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
1
Rail conditions show steady improvement as more freight is moved nationwide. Reports indicate workers returning to duties, with general managers hopeful for full resumption. Local notices detail upcoming movement actions and a planned end to strikes in several regions.
The government ordered the deportation of Dr. Wolfgang von Kapp for forged passport entry. He would be anchored to the police super union until the day of deportation, with Sweden preparing the formal process and his appeal noted. He said he would withdraw from politics and devote his life to repentance.
In San Aranngoo on April 22 a report states regular army troops were moved in a noncombat action to suppress disturbances. General Monilaon commands the march, aided by Captain Wadll and Lieutenant Chipawn.
The funeral of Wallace Olds was held this afternoon at his Weight Street home and attended by many relatives friends and neighbors. The service featured Christian rites and was conducted by Reverend A. and other local clergy with the family in mourning. Attendees included Mrs. Milas Ethel Olds Vern Oblay Mr and Mrs Megan Olds and several neighbors from Youngsville and Pittsburgh.
Railway officials announce lifting of embargoes on eastern points with shipments now allowed to New York and other eastern terminals. While eastern routes reopen, traffic remains restricted to western centers including Cleveland and Chicago as yards near Pittsburgh and Buffalo reopen for traffic.
A distorted report from Washington on April 23 states that whether women gain full voting rights in November hinges on a Supreme Court ruling. The text questions if Ohio's ratification of a proposed amendment is valid without publication to referendums and notes the impact on federal suffrage timing.
April 22 reports say 7,000 workers at a Waterbury plant walked off in a mass strike in response to nationwide calls. Workers seek higher pay and safer conditions, with possible overtime boosts and extra pay demands. Damages were later referenced in a separate case seeking compensation.
United Press reports Nebraska presidential primary returns show Senator Fram Johnson leading with about 41,100 votes from 1,046 precincts. Willow Bryan is slated as Nebraska's Democratic delegate to the national convention, with results from 204 precincts indicating support for Bryan and Burgoon.
The annual May party for the Corry hospital district will be held at the State Armory Friday evening April 30. Entertainment includes local and well known musicians with dancing from 9 to close. A supper will be omitted this year. Proceeds go entirely to the Corry hospital with many out of town guests expected.
IP. W. Blair of Cilrard seeks the Republican nomination for assembly. Dylan from hy Ube aiathlet of Hs county visits the city to discuss Blair’s candidacy. Blair is noted as a former member of Erie County Pomona Grange and former head of the county Farm Loan organization, and spent the day conferring with Joos Rypibtoans about the race.
An outlining meeting brings twelve enrolled members as local college women plan a new welfare group. Mrs Ly Powke hosts. Katharine Bilston, Mrs G T Kincaid, and Miss May Monnney speak on community aid. A committee forms to draft permanent organization and officers are to be chosen next week. Weather foul tonight with showers and cold winds.
April 22 reports say seven dying after clashes between striking miners and police. Injured were hospitalized, condition critical, some may die. A crowd gathered as gunfire erupted near a minering building. Police guarded streets to prevent further outbreaks.
Missouri Democrats convened in Jefferson City amid a heated session. Delegates debated action on Senator Ron Teague’s role and considered removing senior leaders while pushing to approve the power treaty and align with the League of Nations.
A garbled report cites rail workers before the Rail Labor Board. Union leaders claim wage increases averaging 68 percent with strong support from organizing bodies. Board chair J H J Shappard notes progress while other union officials pledge continued backing. talks aim to restore majority acceptance and avoid workforce disruption.
An article reports the sudden death of a young woman at her parents’ home on Gravy Street. She leaves a seven year old daughter and her parents and a brother as survivors. The incident occurred in the afternoon. investigators mention possible health issues and a reported argument prior to the event.
The Allied conference at Ban Remo discusses allowing Germany a standing army of 100000 under treaty terms. Leaders adjourn with talks to resume April 28 and Parliament reconvening May 5. Adriatic settlement likely postponed to May session due to persistent questions.
Worrythwelt represents at the 44th Pennsylvania Motor Federation conference opening in Erie. Delegates include D. Warren De Rosay, W. Ed. Marsh, Murray Olds, Clifford Bliss, and gate department officers from the federation. Attending from North Kent Bain date Aton Cambridge Springs Waterford Union City and others.
Fragmented report mentions Odel on the witness stand detailing a murder case involving Heinz Knol and a wife. The article hints at the crime’s nature and the trial's ongoing description, with limited readable details and unclear names.
Mrs Lisetta Bowman widow of C O Towra died this morning at age 73 at her daughter’s home on East Proderick Street. Survived by three children Mrs Bris eh ards Colbun Mire G. AL Bhea Cory and Carlyle Bowman. Funeral Saturday afternoon at 3 from the home of Mr and Mrs Shea Bonte Say om
Special to the Journal from Arrisburg reports Judge C V Henry voided the nominating petition of P. P. Brennan of Moss Kees Rocks, ruling the affidavit forged. The court denied amendments to petitions for Bonniwell candidates for Democratic delegates and state committee seats in Allegheny County, with several other signatures and petitions found invalid or not timely amended.
United Press report from Baltimore and Ohio line indicates workers resumed labor after a strike. The brief notes reduced disruption and implications for service. Details are minimal due to OCR garble but identify a resumed work action and expected impact on the railroad route.
Work on the municipal building near the new molding site is delayed by weather and contractor issues. Archistect Ay P Mout reports the Tydu Murphy Company will begin pulling men Monday to resume the project, with LD McCray expecting to start work on the municipal department headquarters next week. The ground plan calls for the new building to be plumbed and ground broken for the fire headquarters in the latter part of next week.
East Main Street parents and teachers association will meet this evening April 7. A large attendance is expected with a varied program of recitations songs and essays led by Mrs Henry Brockman and other local figures.
United Press reports in Washington that Carranza seeks peace by diplomacy with opposing revolutionary forces. The piece notes General Urquiza and allied factions are involved, with references to Sanadian aviators and ongoing reprisals, reflecting a tense political environment in Mexico.
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