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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
1
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A compact note surveys six wide fashion styles labeled as F variants. The item highlights stylistic differences and notes on appearance without additional context or attribution. No names, dates, or places are provided in the readable text.
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Fragmented report describes ongoing guerrilla clashes in Southern Ireland with claimed Sinn Fein agitation. It mentions Labour Commission activity in Ireland and alleged raids, with references to violence, casualties, and security responses, citing unnamed sources and periods of unrest across Cork and surrounding areas.
A report from the Mexican government indicates a conspiracy against President Obregon. Officials pressed for details as investigations continued into alleged plotting on the border and rising tensions in the 19 Msion situation.
The article reports Governor Allen and supporters debating arbitration and the role of courts in labor disputes. Harding’s stance prompts questions about federal arbitration, judicial independence, and political maneuvering amid industrial tension. The piece references Kansas and Norfolk contexts, with labor leaders reacting to government policy.
United Press report from New York states James J. Willard will return to box world heavyweight title contention against Jack Dempsey on March 17. Promoter Pox Rickard is backing the bout.
A wireless dispatch from Port Arthur Texas reports the American steamer Caine bound for Liverpool with a cargo of cotton. The vessel, from the mouth of the Mississippi, was said to be on a fall speed toward the river mouth when the fire was observed.
New York dispatch reports Alvaro Obregon elected president of Mexico is viewed by Mexicans as the strongest leader to restore the republic after revolution. He pledges to cooperate with the United States to resolve disputes and restore full government prestige through rapid recognition by Washington.
United Press reports a sweeping bank crisis in North Dakota as a panel seeks to restore funds by enforcing a six week window for withdrawals and proposed state action. Executives push for immediate restrictions on withdrawals while auctions may occur next year. The plan includes potential large withdrawals from state funds as a preventive measure.
United Press reports Akron and the Buffalo All Amateurs prepare for a Sunday meeting following a previous defeat. Buffalo manager McNeil confirmed Thornhill and Gornitey to strengthen the lineup as Akron aims for the professional title lead.
London dispatch reports a ceasefire line between Lithuanian and Polish troops under General Zeligowski, with a tentative truce to hold until the Vilnius decision on national alignment. Weather prospects include tonight and Thursday rain.
A disputed dispatch reports that Armenia’s fate rests with President Wilson. The article notes White House mediation hopes, Senate views, and possible American representation to the League of Nations during ongoing efforts to secure Armenian protections amid Turkish aggression.
Fragmentary wartime report notes no progress in the attempted recovery of Kaiserin Augustin Victoria and Nefiemor Katorin. The Lonmor Improus Hone Unvorsiorn and a party led by Ted Winger were mentioned in a derailed, garbled dispatch from United Press.
Corry Baking Company leases a Main Street storefront in Union City and plans a new bakery. Draygh? bakery shop will supply baked goods to local outlets while expansion talks continue. Officials expect widespread distribution across the district in coming months.
A Krasnaya Donets dispatch published in Petrograd claims Petlura's Ukrainian army was shattered. It reports Soviet forces on November 20 seized 12 000 troops and enormous booty, signaling a major setback in the Ukrainian campaign.
Washington reports say Senate opposition will block a Japanese treaty as foreign relations leaders warn immigration and rights issues require no concessions to Japan while the State Department negotiates. Critics see the treaty as ineffective compared with existing understandings between the two governments and future settlement talks with Ambassador Bidehata.
In Williamson West Virginia the coal feud between capital and labor escalates since May. National guard sent in as gunfire and casualties mount. Miners and families live in tents while troops patrol the county. the United Mine Workers union drives expulsions as the strike widens amid violence and disruption.
The Edinboro Independents, a long‑standing lineup, meet the Keystones in tonight’s gym game at State Armory after a prelim between Tigera and TriMu seconds. Edinboro, touted as a strong Normal school quintet, seeks revenge following recent top showings. Tomorrow they travel to Jamestown for another game with Spirals.
Eddie Casey former Harvard star and All American back will headline Buffalo as they face Canton Buddy at the Polo Grounds Saturday. The matchup pits Casey against a strong Canton defense with the Buffalo eleven hoping to secure a win.
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