02 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions safety and an id reference, with missing context. The readable portion hints at a brief item about safety measures or identification but does not provide concrete facts, dates, places, or names to anchor a fuller summary.
The Democratic campaign committee plans a formal announcement on Thursday after a conference with Cox and campaign manager White. A tentative itinerary for Cox’s touring schedule is to be set, with a first appearance after the convention in Columbus, Ohio, around August 17.
United Press reports a political struggle over who would hold authority in Mexico. The dispatch notes Governor Cantu of California would surrender to the Mexican government, with a potential shift in power and recognition affecting U S and regional interests.
A fragmentary notice describes a Friday eve social at the Mary A. Hinerlson Guild location in the park. It mentions cakes for sale, booths, and music or activities. The text references the Chix Guild room at the capital and local goods or groceries, but details are unclear.
United Press reports a massive blaze in Tyrone causing $200000 in damage as federal and local figures react. The incident intertwines with political maneuvering, nominating committees, and comments by Stedman on prison contingencies while other local news notes visitors and family events.
United Press dispatch notes deep speculation over Democratic presidential candidate relations with the White House incumbent. Observers say the nominee communicated regarding a possible brief post convention conference with Governor Cox, while the absence of a prepared speech is seen as significant for forthcoming campaign strategy.
A vehicle failed to stop on a hill leading to a crash injuring at least ten people and causing minor damage to several bicycles and other machines. One person reportedly remained injured as responders assessed the scene.
An article notes expected approval of large rail rate hikes by the Interstate Commerce Commission. It mentions summer troop movement train schedules, potential passenger fare increases up to 20 percent, and a 40 percent freight rise. The DoJ is preparing to act against profiteers and price gouging amid broader cost pressures on goods.
Beulville Illinois August 2 About 60 percent of the miners in the Belville fields returned to work today in compliance with union leaders Frank Barrington and John J. Lewis orders. Details of the union order will be discussed at meetings of the locals tonight.
TheBoard of Commerce aims to serve the public good through open speech and civic cooperation. Membership is open to all, encouraging democratic participation to advance Corry’s civic and commercial life for present and future generations.
Manager Shuss of the Lighting Company oversaw the installation of three large transformers at the Corry gas station. The units, weighing about twenty tons each, were put into service yesterday afternoon boosting local capacity to meet growing demand and development plans. Regulators and other equipment are awaiting arrival, with delays pushing completion toward the next rate schedule.
United Press dispatch from London notes Russian forces about 410 miles from the key city of Lemberg on the direct rail line to Warsaw. The report mentions signals and naval or air observations, with a Warsaw convoy or coin dispatch referenced as of today.
Unclear text references a Lloyd case heading to a jury with fragmented words about a Willa Tord and government, unclear details, and unspecified parties. The readable portion indicates a jury decision phase in a legal matter, but specifics are not provided in the legible fragments.
The retail drug store of N. F. Ames and Company opened this morning with extensive improvements. The store is now one of the oldest equipped modern drug stores in the city and part of Corry’s rapidly developing ultra modern retail scene. Frank Amos oversees the Crown reorganized business expanding to enlarge the drug firm. The store features mahogany display cases, Tennessee marble bases, new doors and lighting, and an inviting front with Verité Antiqué marble. The Ames operation now spans wireless and manufacturing departments with expanded drug and allied product lines and plans standardized packaging and automatic labeling machinery.
Harding described as a real friend of Ireland in a fragmentary report from Marion dated August 2. The text notes discussions with Congressman William Maubon and the Eylends of Troland, while Cox and Maxon oppose broader Irish policy linking to the League of Nations Article 10 and permanent ties between England and Ireland.
Frank Hanly former governor of Indiana and Prohibition party presidential candidate was killed in a grade crossing collision six miles from Kilgore. Mrs C M Baker and Dr C M Baker of Kilgore also perished. their car struck by a Pennsylvania freight train while en route to a speaking engagement and visit at Kilgore. The three occupants suffered fatal injuries and died shortly after transport to a local hospital. Hanly was en route to Carrollton to deliver an address and had planned a day with the Bakers.
The city commission will hold its first regular session of the month in the library building at 6 PM. The agenda includes city and general business with no ordinances pending. Updates on building projects street work and related activity will be considered along with recommended actions on alarm equipment.
The government today approved the proposal related to the Trish Bip caly plan and it will be introduced into town discussions. Angin Landon noted the development as a formal step toward potential legislation.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Queensbury item hints at a historical name Marouis or Marouis with unclear origin. The garbled lines reference places or editors and lack coherent event details, leaving the core story unreadable and not safely restorable.
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