13 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
1
United Press report notes France officially aligns with Russia on European matters while Britain considers possible Italian joining alignment. Talks reference Lenin era issues and warnings over Soviet rights and Polish and Lithuanian frontiers as diplomats plan Minsk negotiations.
Authorities fear for the life of Pasquale after his capture near Eye Bur bur as part of the Binkeley kidnapping case. The troubled suspect is reported to be in custody with investigators pushing for a swift trial amid continued danger to the accused.
Dispatches report a push for constitutional amendment ratification with strong showing for suffrage measures amid debate on reform.Authorities note voter sentiment favors delaying action while campaigners push for passage aimed at extending voting rights to women.
An alleged young woman from Ati 13 A entices Mrs Atlee Booncer of Washington and drains 250 from a local bank before moving to Moxon stores and other books. Detectives from Cleveland and Detroit pursue her as authorities note over 91 000 frauds alleged.
Reporting from Antwerp on Olympic boxing eligibility tests and national delegations the American committee faced questions over entrants including Canada. The story notes ongoing deadlines and diplomatic tensions as Italy and Poland navigate recognition and peace talks amid the derailed conference progress.
Democracy nominee Cox delivers two speeches during a trip through Wheeling and nearby areas. He speaks at a National Rifle Association event and maintains contact on the suffrage amendment. A telegram to Governor Roberta urges ratification as votes are expected today.
Waving thanks to Corry Parker as he departs Gar ion for Conneaut to take part in an exhibition flight. A partner named Brechantefun-Jewell accompanies him while wives engage in city business before Goumonnt journey. A parachute and card were found by Oturtor Monty Geiger and Franklih jatroot.
A Boer agents raid a Curain mill today causing chaotic damage and injuring workers. A local owner tried to intervene while powder movement remained active amid the chaos. Multiple injuries reported with uncertain toll.
James Condra of Duneville purchases the Babbitts Drug Store on North Center Street. Mrs Condra takes charge with her sister Miss Condra assisting, the business dating back to 1875 and established in 1909 by B Fenner.
Ered August 1 The eleventh convention of the Asian Order Of Humility and Portestion opened here this morning with the arrival of 200 Syracuae Raustorini 100 To chester 400 Boston 200 Sohonostaay 200 Buffalo Donkin and Western New York 00. By tonight crowds over 10 000 expected to attend the convention. Twenty bands expected to participate. Many members from warby sikion transferred Noe Uli morning while the Oil City Boy Suouf band with a large delegation filed here this afternoon for Brio.
A fragment reports Lydia Labarryn of Highland aging 110 declining to poison neighbors over a disturbance. Another brief mentions a minor injury in Romer with unclear details. OCR garble clouds most facts but indicates local notices and accidents.
The unit from Camp Patz ar Mount Groton will wrap up its Pennsylvania National Guard encampment this Saturday afternoon. After two weeks, the troops begin returning home with the 16th leaving in the afternoon, the cavalry squadron departing Sunday, and infantry heading homeward starting Sunday morning.
A dynamite charge on a Denver street car damaged the vehicle as it departed from a barn. Police and soldiers rushed to the scene and launched an investigation. The car was reported to be operated by striking workers, with no injuries recorded among passengers.
Boston authorities raid the office of a foreign exchange firm amid allegations of a Ponzi style scam. Investors demanded the return of funds after claims of 100 percent gains in six months surfaced. investigators continue examining the case.
Ohio reporters from the Sato Republi Editorial Association meet Senator Harding in Marton on August 18. They discuss party policy and the coming tax discussion while aiming to gain a clearer understanding of Republican positions and anticipated opposition.
A Boston report states Charlon Ponal, a noted local basket millionaire, received a mysterious letter claiming a plot against his life. Authorities say the sender, alleged to be linked to a twelve year scheme, prompted police to investigate potential threats and motives.
Charles Ponzi, freed on bail of 85 000 dollars in a federal case, left jail and went to his wife at their estate. His wife expressed faith in his innocence as police records of his prior prison sentence emerged.
Aug. 12 Chicago health officials warn the entire city water supply is polluted by sewerage blown north from Lake Calumet and the south Chicago district. Authorities urge boiling water and chlorine treatment while advising people to avoid bathing.
John J. Mc Gray, manager of the New York Gigols, was served a subpoena today after failing to appear regarding an injury case involving J. O. Glavin. The subpoena was issued from the office of District Attorney Swan.
Paris reports imminent resignation of President Deschanel amid France’s sharp Bolshevik policy clash with Britain. Premier Millerand likely to be named president with Briand as premier as foreign policy shifts unfold and Russia policy realigns.
Paris reports an assassination attempt on Premier Veutsdlow of Granay. Four bullets struck him as he left a public event. surgeons removed the fragments and he is expected to recover. Authorities say prognosis is satisfactory after the operation.
An odd local item notes Jota Sunulsky of Groton aged eight, born on Minkwo, claiming heir to a third of a $650,000 estate. The piece mentions dates and figures tied to family and a possible legal action, with references to Washington and daily events.
A fragmented notice hints at shipping rate changes tied to a benefit dance for a local ball club. Details are unclear but suggest a fundraising event affecting logistics costs.
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