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23 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1920
Page
1
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News from the front reports Polish forces pushing ahead while Bolshevik troops gain ground near Lemberg. Wrangel’s Crimea advance continues as Brest-Litovsk talks falter and French warnings complicate Warsaw armistice prospects. Russian troops claim Brest-Litovsk victory as oil fades and Danzig tensions rise with a Soviet proclamation.
Republican presidential candidate Charles Hughes plans a campaign stop in Marion and Martinsburg as part of his 1916 tour. The trip, reported by United Press, notes expected audience at Hartng and connections to debates with Awande, with focus on national finance and the bankruptcy case of Thompson. Local details mention W R Blair, auditor figures around 18 million dollars, and a major bankruptcy ruling highlighting the era's economic strain.
English relay team finishes first at Antwerp meet with a time around three minutes and twenty seconds. The American squad claims fourth place as conditions and scored times vary amid a confusing report on the event.
Investigation of alleged enormous expenditures in the presidential campaign was expected to resume. The Senate committee prepared to reconvene to gather information Governor Cox’s relative to the Republican party campaign funds, chairman Kenyon said.
Watted Brees reports Aug 23 that Harding spoke to Indiana delegation while Knox of Pennsylvania urged a recent peace resolution. Cox denounced a large campaign fund as unfounded and Harding awaited further travel plans as the Republican campaign intensifies.
A United Press report from Washington states John G. Whity, head of the American delegation at Wanww, advised by the State Department that the United States would disapprove any invasion by the Poles into Ruslan territory. White was said to be consulted to ensure the Poles understood the potential response.
United Press reports Aug 2 that auditor Pride interviewed Charles Ponzi, the financial winder, in Cambridge jail. The prison interview covered cooperation with authorities as investigators pursue the Ponzi scheme case.
A speeding Overland passenger car driven by Myron Kinny with occupants Kimoth Max Heiney and Yat Man Warren overturned on Findley Road Saturday around 8:80 p.m. near Lite Corey. Kinny sustained serious injuries. Heiney and Warren had minor bruises. The wreck caused severe damage. tire debris and wheel components were reported flying from the vehicle. Kinny was taken to Pindley’s Take for medical care and later moved to his home. The other two occupants escaped with light injuries. The wrecked car was towed to Wie Corrs Garage for inspection.
The Harding campaign will host a visit by the Hurting Coolidge theatrical troupe of New York led by Al Jolson. The performance, expected to include at least 75 members, will depart New York for Maylon this afternoon and feature a campaign song and onstage acts. Several celebrities including DeWalt Hopper Blanche Ring Lew Fields Evelyn Nesbit and Millicent Chapin have signaled plans to attend.
Grain prices fell today on the Chicago Board of Trade amid reports that buyers were softening before sellers and amid talk of peace with Lithuania. Prices for other grains dropped 1 to 8 cents, with notable declines across the board.
Dayton Aug 24 United Press reports Governor James M Cox will name his GOP backers and reveal campaign contributors and per district quotas as part of a $15 000 000 war chest being raised to rally Republican support against the Democratic party amid denials from Har din g and Will Mays Cox again asserted he was ready to disclose the funds tomorrow
Alexander and Company changes hands again as Dr J Alexander takes over the Warren based funeral directing firm from Mr Wilson. The move follows a prior transfer by C T Alexander. Wilson had been exploring house purchases in the city while confirming arrangements for the Booster Day game lineup and Warren connections.
In a bustling Chicago burfet area a fatal revolver duel left two municipal officers dead. Witnesses report two other officers confessed to shooting amid an earlier argument over insulting remarks toward a dancer. Riot calls followed as suspects fled.
United Press reports Camden New Jersey scene where Joseph Stratton aged 30 or 60? of this city and driver of the car struck by a train died early today. Total dead now ten with Kenneth Bralford aged 7 among those who died today. Six others seriously injured remain hospitalized. two may die. Weather fair and cooler tonight into Tuesday.
A compilation of statements defining a good citizen. Samuel Gompers cites sacrifice for common uplift and legal reform while Charles W. Eliot emphasizes intelligence and justice. The text urges public duty and civic responsibility.
London August 1 officials say a nationwide miners strike set for September 20 is seen as likely unless miners drop what officials deem unjustified demands. Amisors will meet tomorrow to decide if a walkout will occur to press for wage increases of about KO.
United Front reports that the Mexican government has informed the American Embassy in Mexico City of urgent steps to secure the release of several American citizens and other foreigners abducted by Kandite, as advised by the State Department.
Striking railroad workers, some of whom quit in April, are reported to have begun returning to their posts despite earlier disruption at the Pennsylvanian line. The situation involved several employees and local authorities, with talks ongoing to restore full operations.
In Washington Secretary Colby prepared to proclaim ratification of the constitutional woman suffrage amendment while governors and suffrage workers in Nashville vie to bypass injunctions blocking state officials from certifying ratification. Court actions push to nullify the injunction and allow Governor Cox to act, with antis and pro-suffrage factions contesting the certification timeline.
A cashier register was carried from the Conversial Hotel office near East Mill and Mill Street between midnight and early morning. It was dragged through an alley. the proprietor had emptied the till, and the machine was later found on New York Street by thieves. Police link the event to a pattern of similar local thefts with little disruption.
Registration days listed as September 2 September 14 and October 2 to facilitate turnout. Officials plan extended voting hours and add facilities to accommodate more voters at local polling places.
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