24 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1920
Page
1
United Press reports Attorney General Palmer orders a full explanation of airports and rail operations amid labor tensions. Officials promise action at Cleveland and Chicago areas as investigations touch on employment and federal oversight with union involvement.
In an official statement from Wasitengunon dated April 2, United Prom reports accuse lumber profiteers of causing severe housing distress. The document suggests action by the Capper of Knivaa and potential Senate consideration next week.
A local inquiry in Warren Ohio investigates the death of a girl amid unclear circumstances. Officials prepare to question witnesses as the case is reviewed by Hollow Tony police and legal authorities.
Albany April 4 Readers report the Senate approved a beer bill by 7 to 2 before adjournment. The measure faces action in the Assembly as the beer regulation debate continues in New York.
The Salvation Army appeals for neighborhood support as it plans a drive beginning May 10 1980 and continuing through the 1980 Home Behavioral Appeal. Adjunct Baptist announces details for the cause in Erie County.
Rail traffic conditions improved as workers resumed lifting freight embargoes. Trains operated toward a normal schedule with freight moving toward basins and surges in routes expected to resume fully within days. Officials said congestion would ease as embargos were lifted.
United States government recognized the Armenian Republic in a note sent to the Armenian representative. The dispatch announced on April 4 confirms U S recognition and marks a diplomatic milestone with Armenia.
Miners express disappointment as talks stall on new wage terms. Operators delay the meeting and a renewed attempt to reach agreement is scheduled, with mounting concern about the lack of commitment from both sides.
Funeral services for Mrs. Bowman were conducted privately by Rev. M. B. Williams at her daughter’s home with solo and duet performances. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery as out of town relatives attended.
In Mogtielier New York April 24 Jen Odell blames public sentiment for his conviction for the murder of Edward Bneips. The jury returned the verdict after deliberating twelve hours. Odell says the outcome was not intended and predicts his wife may be freed in a separate trial related to the case.
A wedding took place Wednesday morning at Colwell parish with Rev Ty Swission officiating. Axel Hollis and Romwell G. Ollman, both of Carry, joined by Henry Thills and J. A. Volliman, attended the ceremony. The couple will reside in Carry at 30 North Gontee street.
A community program marks the founding of Odd Fellowship in America with ceremony and entertainment. The event lists Odd Fellows and Rebekahs as participants and promises light refreshments and a brief talk by members about the group's history.
A Pittsburgh daylight saving update reports trains and public schedules will shift to the new time. Reported confusion and adjustments across industrial publications and establishments are underway as the change takes effect.
The piece reports Louisiana’s ratification potential amid national suffrage momentum with New Orleans officials and political leaders weighing in. Governor-elect Toligny and Lieutenant Governor-designate Howlett Bouanchand are noted on suffrage stances as supporters, while opposition figures brace for the vote.
Paris source reports former premier Cailaux convicted of miscommunication and political missteps. A hospital visitor, Benati of Holassy, warned of isolation impact as a Paris recital proceeds with Henry C. Wilson, Raymond W. country, and a long program of MacDowell and other composers shaping a brisk evening at the station concert hall.
United States officials report American warships leaving the San Diego base for Mexico as tensions rise over rebel movements in Chimuza and threats to American interests. Washington orders protective measures and investigations into the situation as federal troops mobilize along the coast.
Early census figures suggest Corry's population may range from about 7 200 to 7 900, with other nearby towns like Warren and Kane showing gains. Analysts cite disputed counts and pending compilations as officials revise the town’s growth outlook.
Miss Pat Ora Dry Lilkign announces a church supper at the parish hall tomorrow evening. The event serves 6:30 PM with a committee led by Mrs J T Haightty handling arrangements.
The Rev AE Brookham, recently pastor of Wrst Prevy Aurich, arrives from Creating to lead city churches. He aims to align the parish with community needs and expand Christian charitable work and youth outreach. He organized a large Christmas and Sunday prayer schedule in the city and will recruit pastors to address church finances and building projects. Brookham was ordained in 1008 and has focused on youth programs. his wife Stoskhass and their children Marley 15 Paul 15 and a younger daughter 19 will move to the city in June.
Carl V. Winger of Corry is appointed to the international committee of the Y M C A to oversee work abroad. He will visit France Belgium and Turkey to study Y M C A efforts and report back on progress and opportunities for youth.
United Press reports in Higbstasia that Senator Ima Johnson of California led the Republican primaries with 6,288 votes, Wood 1,044, Hoover 1,259, Towlen 1,189, Harding 191, and no Democratic candidate listed for president. The result shows Johnson ahead as names appeared on the ballot.
A campaign to finance the Legion post at the American Legion is nearly complete. The Board of Commerce reports a goal of 2 000 dollars and urges contributors to send donations to its offices. After success a list of contributors will be presented to the local post in alphabetical order.
Mrs Nina Lapaze widow of W F LaiPage died after a general breakdown at her home on Rust Bond Street. Survived by four daughters Alice Ann Lanis Marguerite and a son Pant at Stentor Pores Carlily Military hospital and Tinwis at home. Resident here six years she was active in the Woman Circle and widely mourned.
A Goodyear truck is due in the city Monday morning, with a Pioneer demonstration trunk from the Central Greggory Tart, and a high node Benton to Akron expresses concern over the event.
A fragmented list shows trades across major stocks including American Motors, General Motors, and Steel firms with mixed percentages, price marks, and volume notes. Readouts reference New York, Montreal, Boston and Wyoming listings with varied bid quotes and percentages in a garbled market summary.
Officials announce a Wednesday registration date for eligible voters to participate in the upcoming primaries. Voters must bring personal identification and pay a $6 state and local tax assessment when registering. Potential voters aged 21 and older in the city are urged to appear in person at their ward registration site before the deadline.
A meeting of parents and teachers discussed school standards and funding. Superintendent Nye spoke on safety and required teacher pay. new teachers were praised for potential improvements. The session adopted changes and outlined next steps for the school community.
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