17 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1920
Page
1
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Reports describe a fierce battle around Warsaw with tanks armored boats and artillery. Polish forces, aided by aggressive counterattacks and modern equipment, strive to hold the capital as Bolshevik advances threaten key approaches to the city.
A series of bad checks were passed Saturday in Union City and nearby areas. Police say a man with a weathered complexion and a limp attempted to cash checks totaling several hundred dollars, including a $15.00 stub and a $16.14 item, under names tied to C. B. Ottens and others. A Boston Street witness reported the man planned to return with funds, while the weather forecast hinted at cool, partly cloudy conditions tonight.
In Nashville August 17 the suffrage struggle began in the state house with Representative Siddick moving to ratify the federal amendment. Debates centered on unity and procedural steps as lawmakers prepared to vote and align with the national movement.
A Boston court named receivers for the Ponzi operation as Attorney Jules Marton was appointed. The unrelated items describe a federal court action, mentioning a citizen’s claim and a misdated date, with references to Byrne New York and Lipidenion Woxstat.
Today in Antwerp results show Italy’s Frigerigin winning the first heat of the mile walk and topping the charts with 645 points in a relay-like scoring context. England, South Africa, Sweden and the United States posted notable performances across multiple track and field events with various times and jumps recorded.
London reports indicate the Labour movement will stage a mass demonstration next Sunday to press for action against Russia and Libya. Officials say the council directs widespread protests while government responses polarize opinion as a general strike looms.
Taeger, 87, of Mainwoil, died in a hospital from injuries sustained when a bandball struck his hand during a game in Orand Rabid Mich. He did not regain consciousness.
Ray Chapman Cleveland shortstop died early today from injuries sustained when hit by a pitched ball during yesterday's game at the Polo Grounds. An operation was performed at midnight to save him but to no avail. Chapman's death shocks Cleveland managers as the team battles in the American League standings.
A historical quote stresses sacrifice for the common welfare and constant vigilance as marks of good citizenship. It praises quiet, diligent work for the benefit of others, not merely personal gain, linking virtue to responsible governance.
Secretary of War Baker in a Democratic convention speech advocated U.S. entry into the League of Nations and warned of larger navy and defenses if not. Governor James A Cox prepared to open the Ohio campaign with the party's platform to win in the key state.
Harding considers fresh campaign strategy with Marion and party leaders including Will Hays. A conference between Harding and Marion’s faction is planned to discuss possible speaking engagements and how to run the foreign policy line of the current administration.
The city commission met with Mayor Alexander presiding and approved a raise for the police force, street commissioners, and city drivers. A related resolution proposes 509% of all taxed fees be used for municipal improvements, with revenue allocated to roads and public works. the measure passed after discussion.
Power lines on the south side fail again causing serious service delays and dependence on the lighting company. Affected areas face outages lasting up to hours as the outdated infrastructure stalls power supply to residents and businesses.
A local business change occurred this morning as Alexander and Company, run by Mayor L. Alexander, was sold to W. C. Wilson of Warren. Wilson takes charge with the transfer including all equipment and vehicles. Alexander and associates are to be retained. Mayor Alexander plans to remain in the city and pursue other ventures.
Report from Erie notes a trainman sustained injuries near St Elizabeths during a Wednesday evening incident. The chaotic scene disrupted service as crews and bystanders assisted the injured worker amid ongoing investigations.
Wilbur Webster a resident of Mondville suffered serious injuries from a stove accident aboard a westbound railroad train yesterday afternoon just west of Tamoytoyen. The crash occurred while the consist was being coupled, throwing Webster against a stove and causing multiple wounds. He was removed to Corry Hospital for treatment with injuries described as severe.
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