23 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
1
The American ambassador arrived to observe the conference on promons and the mandate issue. Officials discussed the role of the United States in mediating the question and the status of various proposals amid Turkish interest and regional concerns.
A white mob gathered at Marion county Jail to seize a black suspect in the murder of a white girl. Gunfire erupted as authorities prevented an entry. one man was wounded and arrested for questioning.
Readers report sugar prices rising sharply with refiners and wholesalers noting a 297 cent per pound benchmark and a projected price around 38 cents per pound for retail. Analysts predict a 5 cent per pound increase in the near term as demand remains strong.
A garbled report from Sonora states General Callon, commander of border troops, is expected to arrive today to oversee border operations. Moron at Ino Wend leads Sinaloa forces poised to halt rebel advance as reinforcement artillery redeploys.
An Auditor General opinion from the Attorney General's department discusses taxes on a deceased individual’s trust and related exemptions. The opinion references a Navy setting and various political and social figures in a stream of mixed notices and obituaries.
Report details a junior camp event at Arrowhend Camp near Tunior Cup Weekend in Madison County. It notes planning for a bake sale and recruitment of members, with contestants preparing for a future bake sale and activities. The session drew local youth interest and social engagement, highlighting community involvement.
Population of Kane is 7,283 with slight growth to 7,? and annual estimates. Mentioned are activities of local residents, visits, and family movements including Mrs. Eugeny Dirkten and Mare J. Haight. Family plans include trips to Holland and temporary relocations for two weeks with relatives in 1900s style civic notes.
Pittsburgh April 23 rail officials and union leaders report some progress as workers return to limited duties. Passenger service runs normally while freight movement remains constrained with Pennsylvania and P&LE lines lagging, and trucking and perishables moving slowly.
An April report from Wastiengingnon states American warships on the Pacific and Gulf were received by the Elite Department. The article notes a discovery or confirmation of naval movements and mentions prior events and dates related to the topic.
Former French premier Caillaux is sentenced by a senate tribunal after conviction for conspiring with enemy powers. The ruling calls for imprisonment under the High Court of Justice, reflecting a dramatic political fall amid the wartime crisis.
United Prom EW Yori reports labor leaders express discontent with progress at wage talks on April at the miners union gathering. Key demands include 50 cent wage hikes, closed shop terms, and a fresh bargaining session scheduled for next week with operators.
An audience gathered for a lecture by Andrew J Gyula Bostov at Soloptiet Park Street. Mr Graham delivered a controversial yet acclaimed address praising spiritual reform and citing Mary Baker Eddy as a example. The talk referenced biblical exegesis and the Gospel, noting the audience’s reaction and the influence of religious ideas on readers and students.
The commission held a special meeting to review preliminary work for a new department project. Officials discussed bond approval, contractor status, and progress timelines, with plans to begin soon and allocate resources for initial site work.
A United Press report notes the Montana Republican primary facing the wartime era candidate lineup. Senators Warren Wording and General Waoll along with Kovatoe Tobuisam and Governor Rowdee are named as opponents in the upcoming election battle.
A severe storm caused extensive damage along Wear Main street with lightning striking poles and damaging telegraph lines. Several Bell toll lines failed and restorations were underway as crews worked to repair mains and restore service to normal by morning.
A dispatch from Washington notes President Wilson’s assurances on League of Nations support and its contested use, while Missouri Democrats react as the nation discusses the campaign. The report also mentions a Sunday meeting of Rabbit Breed association, aviation training proposals, and a death in Montana with limited details.
In Butte Mont April 4 martial troops patrolled the city to quell threats and prevent further clashes between miners and marchers. The Willie of High Barin clan reunites and a contingent led by Col Michel arrived to enforce order and deter additional violence. Police and soldiers kept watch on streets to prevent further disturbances.
The Interchurch Movement starts next Sunday and runs through May with a countywide goal of 767000 dollars. Denominations including Advent Christ in Church, Northern Bay convention, National Baptist, General Baptists, and many others participate to fund local charity and build school aid. participants will pause for five minutes of silent prayer at kickoff.
Omia Neb April 24 United Press reports Senator Johnson Feiloil to get a Republican delegation in six states returns Tony showed General Wood carried the August Artriot including Omaha rmi these dilogues from this district are instructed for Wood Williams Bryan would be a delegate to the Democratic National Convention Ly wan running fourth Attorney George Pronk Trown of Ginvittlo was a city visitor tonight AM for Brocton and will accompany their daughter Myn Dirksom to Buffalo News notes Olds of Wesleyville attended funeral of Wallans City Tell hore Ray A B Stoskham arrived from Creabine to perform duties as pastor of First Presbyterian church on Sunday morning Witter Pyle tonight and ature nayColar
At the fourteenth annual convention in Hoy Pennsylvania Motor Peneeatin, delegates voiced strong backing for a comprehensive road program. The gathering, attended by numerous motor enthusiasts, pledged loyal support to Governor and state leaders to advance highway expansion and regulation measures.
Vinion Cuy faces an intrasive recruitment drive by Company A in Union City. The unit has completed seven enlistments and expects more throughout the weekend to finish forming the company.
A Honolulu benefit dance for the Corners Baseball Club is slated for Wednesday evening at the Armory. Tickets and arrangements are being made with proceeds aiding the club. event features music and dancing until 4.00.
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