29 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
1
Washington release shows Curry City population rising 20.6 percent from 1910 to 1920. The bulletin lists Curry at 6 991 residents, with projections that 1920 enumeration reflects strong growth since 1887 and notes surrounding areas also showing increases.
United Press reports on April 28 that the government is ready to suppress any revolutionary demonstrations planned for May 1 International Labor Day. Police and military officials nationwide have been placed on alert and mobilized in anticipation of possible unrest.
The passage traces Corry's growth from early settlement to 1880s development, noting railway influence and urban expansion. It lists population figures by native and foreign origins across 1670 to 1880, with counts for whites and colored residents and a general account of community evolution.
Disorderly OCR text describes sparse registration in Min City with only a handful registering yesterday. It notes prior activity, confinement to certain persons, and mentions fires burned in the precincts. It references a May 18 primary and youths registering yesterday with seats contested next month.
A brief, unreadable clipping reports a death involving a worker named Mosheith in Mountvelin. Details are missing due to damaged text. Further confirmation from the original page is needed to identify exact date, agency, and circumstances.
Ben Adler was detained by police after an attempt to arrest Joseph Preld in a jewel theft case involving 976,000 dollars worth of gems from Mrs. Hamilton Pip’s home. A detective fired, wounding Adler who tried to flee. no weapon was found on him.
Pittsburgh April 2 United Press reports that strikers aiming to return to work at YRC have limited success. A handful resume duties discipline improves, while others linger. Officials say a slow but steady return is underway as conditions show signs of gradual normalizing.
Raymond Wilson of Byradise University gave a notable piano recital at Houry O Wilrod Studio last evening. The audience praised his brilliancy in Chopin and MacDowell works, with two encores thrilling listeners. illness slightly marred attendance as Mrs. Kilborn and Mrs. McMahon were noted in hospital and visit reports.
The Waitington reporters note the Ways and Means committee debating a bonus bill and possible compromises with Democrats seeking broad extension of benefits. Republicans push tax increases and revenue changes to fund bonuses for workers and navy personnel during the war era.
Harrisburg reports rapid gains for Palmer in Pennsylvania as Bonniwell’s attempt to control the Democratic machine weakens. Guffey forces rally to defeat Bonniwell and keep the party aligned with Guffey’s campaign for the national committee, signaling a major shift in state politics.
Hornan Gundlach, a firefighter, died today after being struck during a blaze at the Transcontinental plant in Pittsburgh. The catastrophe caused damage to the facility while investigators assess the cause and scope of the fire.
A disputed New Jersey recount plan emerges amid campaign turmoil as leaders demand scrutiny of ballots. In New York, results show Wood leading Johnson in a primaries contest, with Wood carrying twelve districts and Johnson trailing in others.
In Columbus on April 20 United Press reports an official count likely showing a Harding victory over Wood for the presidential delegate slate. Early tallies place Harding about 17,000 ahead, with Daniel Daugherty and Tod Galvin among key backers and Hoover/Jolero figures receiving notable write-ins.
A fire near Franklin caused substantial damage to a hardware store and nearby buildings early today while a concert program for the Numi talent contest proceeds at the M E Church. The event includes pieces by Bonnet, Barton and other performers, with local organizers detailing updated schedules and rehearsals.
A scanned page lists stocks including General Motors American Telephone and Telegraph and Union Oil, with mentions of Great Northern and Northern Pacific lines. The text notes Mr. and Mrs. Td Hartley driving in the city this morning and their plan to remain for a visit.
The Interchurch Campaign in Erie County reports growing local participation and donations. Catholic and Protestant groups show raised commitments totaling over 60 000 dollars with efforts organized through the United Church World Movement and allied denominations.
United Proa dispatch from London notes Polish forces gathering for operations against Bolshevik and Red Army targets near Kiel and across the region. Reports say Wrangel claims success against Red troops, while Allied dispatches discuss recognition of Poland's independence in exchange for territorial concessions.
Amateur shooting event notes a rubber match with Erie tonight at the Simin Armory. Corry contestants travel by afternoOn train, with Rev. Asieton and Harry Werming leading cheers. Scores from the Erie club include Swan 85 and Boutwell 81 among many others.
Corry Grange sets a Saturday session with opening exercises at 1 o clock. The program includes talks by local officials and guest speakers on agricultural topics and household management. The meeting will close promptly after the final reading and discussion.
Freight conductors and brakemen on the Brie railroad walk out after a vote amid heated debate. Officials said strike actions affect the Meadville division and could halt freight movement for some time.
J H Martin Pennsylvania agent announces Pennsy freight station will close Saturday afternoons starting May 1. No freight should be brought for a dominant date. deliveries of perishable freight will be accepted at any time Saturday afternoon.
A benefit dance last evening at Armory drew Abosiy 7H couples to support the bonett of Sha Ode Ry Shawnball Nine Jase. The event featured a concert and dancing, with proceeds aiding the recipient. attendees enjoyed music, fellowship, and ongoing entertainment.
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