27 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
1
United Frout reports major General Wood facing a three state contest in the presidential race. Ohio and New Jersey show Wood favored against rivals Harding and Johnson while party factions plan delegate strategies for the national convention.
Washington April 27 The Democratic Senate named Oscar Underwood of Alabama their leader. His selection comes as party factions weigh strategic moves to steer policy amid a tense political climate. Underwood, a veteran with extensive legislative experience, is viewed as a unifying choice to guide floor strategy.
United Press reports agents hunt a ring of sugar profiteers as government forces tighten the net. The investigation targets hoarding and price manipulation while authorities warn of further actions and potential arrests.
A federal inquiry led by the U S Attorney General into the strike situation proceeded today. Investigators examined both the layoff walkout of Longshoremen and the shutdown of ships and freight movement. Rail traffic remained under review with freight movement near normal and ship operations only partially restored.
Governor calls for appeal as strike action disrupts rail and freight service across Chicago area. Reported meetings with railroad officials flag potential resolution while manufacturers push through the work stoppage. Prolonged disruptions affect packing and distribution with limited deliveries noted.
A local Inter-Church World Movement campaign in Corry is delayed for one to two weeks due to conditions. The move aims to organize churches and raise funds and will restart with a May week planned. Nearby county totals previously showed 490,000 against an 878,000 goal as communities prepare for church cooperation and mobilization.
Des Moines dispatch April 27 reports Bolshevik uprisings in various locations. Explosions caused fires as government forces clash with insurgents. casualties and evacuations noted in multiple areas including Belgrade and Ayram. A communist-led revolt spreads amid heavy fighting and international reporting.
April 27 report from Meadville describes yard workers on strike at the Brio railroad, halting operations. Officials say the strike is temporary and men may return soon, with some routes already disrupted and about forty switchmen out.
The report describes a labor committee meeting where workers backed by seniority restoration and wage demands saw limited gains. Gov. Wallace and a list of officials discussed, with a favorable vote by Pennsylvania’s railroad pay committee and expectations that other states would follow with similar actions.
The 11th anniversary of the founding of Odd Fellows was celebrated last evening at Odd Fellows hall with a joint committee from Odd Wallowa Aptich Aeth Dyekea and Rubekala. Over a hundred members attended. The seven piece orchestra performed while Rev. M. B. Ashton led in a program including a prayer toast and speeches.
Interest grows in the billiard tournament at the Ammonion pavilion where Kintee defeated Keattley 170078. The crowd watched fervently as players demonstrated skill and focus. Tail Lighting of TR led the early rounds, while Kin Wy narrowly lost in the final airing.
A benefit show for the Athletic Association is set for Saturday May 1 at the High School auditorium. The program features William 8 and other acts, with proceeds aiding the association. The event begins at 2 10 PM, followed by weather notes and a brief intermission.
Literary clubs in the city hosted an elaborate banquet at Park Hall marking the social season. Members including Mrs. Braskon and Mrs. Wilson attended. Emmaniel Guilds served a formal dinner while leaders praised the Authors Club's 26 year history and urged broader federation of local clubs.
A chaotic scene in Athens shows Allied delegates reacting to a pro Italy demonstration amid tensions over postwar reparations. The debate centers on troop numbers and treaty obligations, with Lloyd George and Millerand under pressure to uphold promises. The crowd and officials await a decision on military limits and peace terms.
Public Service Commission informs municipalities of a generic hearing to review protests against proposed rate increases by the Telephone Company. A conference in Harrisburg will align city objections and plan the path of hearings, with formal hearings to begin afterward and Bell Company presenting evidence.
The Men s League of the Methodist church will hold their regular meeting at 7 45 PM. Dr J Hartmann district superintendent of the Anti Balon league for Erie and vicinity will speak on the dry wets issue. Clyde Brown is new league president with an executive committee opposing wet elements. Dry forces plan addresses to curb alcohol and influence Congress and state legislators. All citizens who pay a alcohol tax should attend. A buffet luncheon will follow the talk.
The Corry club travels to Erie for a rubber match after a prior contest where Erie shooters won by 77 points. The local team suffered a 41 point defeat in the earlier game, leaving key players and fans awaiting tonight’s decisive showdown and related events surrounding team figures.
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