03 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
1
Unclear OCR text shows scattered prices and items including silk hose and gifts. Mentions amounts like 6.75 and 5.95, assorted numbers, references to silk and hosiery, and stray phrases about information and calls. No coherent story, date, or identifiable entities.
A Corry man, Quoted as Shupiro, arrives home with his aged father and mother after a perilous escape from European turmoil. They endured forced movements, loss, and hardship as their journey crossed Germany, Lithuania, and Latvia before reaching New York. The family sought safety amid war and upheaval, with the father saving what he could and the son planning life anew in America.
Washington dispatch says Treasury Secretary Hunton would appear before House and Senate Agriculture committees to discuss relief measures for farmers hit by plunging values in cotton and wheat. Committees plan joint hearings to consider marketing relief, credit terms, and stamps policy while opposing broad government intervention seen as benefiting manufacturers.
A report notes plans to amend Article 10 of a pact amid discussion of territorial fevers and guarantees. The draft amendment is attributed to a coalition of nations and mentions preparations by a multinational group. Regional officials signaled that Canada may present related submissions to support the changes.
A YMCA conference moves forward with a Monday meeting in Corry to gauge local business support for establishing a YMCA. State Secretary Ji Carrithorn and local leaders including Campbell Brin Hilstrom Harnwteta Loveland Wellman and Whittlesey will be present at a Phoenix hotel dinner to discuss the proposal and gather views from residents and businessmen. The event aims to energize engagement amongCorry’s young men and potential sponsors for recreation and facilities.
Reported bandits raided a mail facility between Aberdeen and Minneapolis on a Friday night, taking about 18 million in registered mail packages. The gang escaped by train, leaving behind the ruined route and a trail of damaged sacks and mail. Local authorities tracked the incident to a main street depot, with officials stating the loot amounted to a substantial sum and that no arrests had been reported yet.
A large turnout attended the guild bazaar raising funds for the Corry hospital. The program featured local musicians, including Miss Florine Stare and Mrs. Dowd, with vocal pieces and an orchestral excerpt. Remaining crafts will be displayed at Bloomers_list Saturday morning for reduced prices.
United States participation in disarmament deliberations was received at the State Department today. Weather prospects show unsettled conditions tonight and Saturday with possible rain, turning colder by Saturday night. A Chicago newspaper photographer returns home after two years with the Paris edition, highlighting wartime service.
An Allied note declares liberty of action for Constantine with a recommendation to Britain, France, and Italy. The document, drafted in London, outlines aims and financial considerations amid tense Allied coordination and potential sanctions on Austria.
A garbled dispatch from United Press describes a series of presidential and foreign affairs exchanges. It notes President WA Oroeptapon and Pant Hui Beaudens involved indirectly with a White House reception and a secretary Tumulty delivering replies to Provident Wilwou amid unclear names and actions.
A storm clocks winds delaying the Pastores voyage toward Nonfobe with a Saturday afternoon target. Reports from United Press and local sources indicate weather may impact schedules as prices and timing shift in New York and Boston markets.
A fragmentary report from United Praaiy to ABPMNGRE cites Clara Smith Hamon identified as aiding a national committeeman in a murder case. The notice claims she is being sought in Juaren, Mexico, per reports from an unnamed source.
A garbled stock market excerpt mentions Republic Bridge St Paul New York firms such as American Smoltore, Atlantic Gilt, General Motors, Northern Pacific, Studebaker, and Union Oil. It cites railroad names and place markers like Chicago, New York, Boston, and Overland, with scattered ticker-like words and fragmented station references.
London reports a large crowd gathered as 150 police officers slain by Sinn Fein were honored today. The event, described in a Dublin statement, followed news of the attack at Muchtom and featured high officials decrying extremism. The dispatch notes lingering regional tensions and calls for a measured response to violence.
Gabrielle DAnnunzio sent a defiant note to General Caventi commanding Italian forces around Fiume. He refused to acknowledge Italy’s authority, pledging continued resistance and urging his supporters to stay ready for a bold response as military pressure tightens around the enclave.
The widow of Cork mayor Mary MacSwiney is due to dock at Pier 60 in New York aboard the Celtic Titan. A security escort from Irish War veterans will accompany her party to the St Regis hotel on Fifth Avenue, with a large crowd expected and formalities including a quarantine process at the pier.
United Press reports from Buenos Aires that Diario I claims Argentina may retire from the League amid age and health concerns related to the ongoing proposal. The item notes rumors of withdrawal and cites informal discussions as the basis of the claim.
Indianapolis dispatch reports Senator Harry New, amid Republican party discussions, denies intentions to resign. The article notes New says he will not resign and mentions possible appointment considerations involving party leaders and successors, with names and specific timelines unclear due to damaged text.
Washington hosts talks on a proposed universal code of international law for future world communications via cable, telegraph, and radio. Nations debate schedule and venue with full sessions planned in Washington or Paris and a concluding conference after a five-nation plenary meeting.
Cleveland today hosts a sensational pursuit surrounding the slaying of H. T. Pierce, a wealthy Philadelphia man. Al Smith, linked to the case, is said to seek refuge after a tense confrontation that left Pierce dead and Smith in possible danger.
reports indicate George Upp, Notre Dame’s star left tackle, was wounded in a recent fight. He remains in recovery and is not out of danger, with doctors optimistic about his condition amid ongoing medical care and team support.
The Corry chapter of the Red Cross urges renewed support for a home nursing service under nurse Ros M Barshield. The program, aiding mothers and the sick, relies on physicians and local citizens to sustain care, with visits and instruction for hygiene and infant care.
The Internal Revenue Service annual report shows a huge amount of liquor withdrawn during the year following Prohibition, with data through July 1, 1919 and estimates up to June 30, 1980. It notes millions of quarts in warehouses and ongoing efforts to seize and dispose of stock to enforce the prohibition regime.
Des Moines December reports say Kros Tyne ministers are ordered to negotiate with Mustafa Kamal leader of Turkish nationalists. The marine interior and entire Morom ministries are to comprise the delegation. Preston sent the Augers the national capital, while Mustafa Iie is believed to be the target for the negotiation mission.
United Press reports the governors adjourning a thirty state conference in Harrisburg as plans to depart for Philadelphia were set for later. The final agenda centered on relief culture industrial and consumer problems.
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