04 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1920
Page
1
A disjointed OCR read includes numbers and stray phrases such as dollar values and items. It mentions prices like 6.75 5.95 and affects like air and goat ride but lacks coherent context or identifiable people or places.
Unclear dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George facing renewed Sinn Fein pressure with no comment from him. Article notes rebel groups and political maneuvering after the Dublin incident and upcoming government actions.
Report lists Jim Thorpe's Bulldogs facing the Buffaloes in a national football match. Attendance estimates range from 8 000 to 10 000 spectators expected at the game. Also notes local figures Frank Amos and Tintan involved in unrelated events and a cemetery visit. Weather forecast calls for rain tonight and colder temperatures.
In Mingo county the fight over open shop versus union labor escalates as Harry Cums of the United Mine Workers warns of broader implications. A nationwide UMW victory could shift bargaining and government influence across industries.
An unclear report notes no trace of a murder suspect along the international boundary. The text mentions names and locations but reads as fragmentary and uncertain about the alleged suspect’s status.
coroners jury files reveal moonshine linked to death of a 28 year old Erie girl. Warrant charges allege violation of local prohibition laws as authorities post notices at a Holland street store and a Dock Street site.
President Wilkowetl receives a committee to draft a formal message for Congress as to whether he will deliver in person. He desires to, but advisor Grayson urges against it. The message is nearly complete but has not left the printer. The White House scene includes routine mentions of domestic travel and pending administrative business.
A United Press report from Geneva notes a tense debate as Argentina moves to demand that all major powers be admitted as members of the League of Nations. The proposal could dim the United States and other powers from joining if the motion succeeds, altering the league’s balance.
Elks lodges announce memorial services to be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the Elks auditorium. The observance is open to the public with remarks by Po. Rout of Mondvillo and Hus Nufogy. Music by Louk Hannon and others will accompany the program as officers carry out order rituals.
A Pennsylvania gas company issued an order to discontinue the use of gas for manufacturing paraffin and other products. An inspection of sick plants will be conducted if the order is enforced. No official local statement has been released yet about the inspection site or timing.
A special meeting approved a campaign plan for Memorial Day and a drive to raise funds. The Legion Post will form a general committee with three warders to coordinate services at Romanuel church and observances honoring veterans who fought overseas.
On the eve of the plebiscite Greece’s cabinet debated whether the Allied note would influence Greek voters. The government sought to gauge if Constantine should be king as rumors swirled about political maneuvers and possible promonarchy sentiment among the populace.
Ossining New York December 4 guards and police sweep woods near Sing Sing for Fred Prothermel an inmate who escaped during the morning. He had been serving a burglary sentence of about ten years and was last seen near the station vicinity after the alarm sounded following the robbery of a First Nation Bank branch.
A dairymen’s gathering discussed a proposed ten mill plant in the city. Ambiguous details note a general committee will assess costs and policy support, with a later decision to advance construction if the plan gains backing.
Berlin reports heavy mobilization and plans for a new offensive as Polish forces prepare to resume attacks on the Bolshevik front. Dispatches claim Red Army corps are moving toward Smolensk and Warsaw as Latvia and Finland react to the renewed conflict.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Capper Kans faulting gambling in grain for farm price declines. He accuses grain gamblers of bilking farmers of millions and says he will push a bill in the Senate to tax grain handling profits to curb the practice.
Charles W. Shaver of Union City, Civil War veteran and G A R member, died at Corry hospital aged 0 years. His advocacy for a 20 000 acre state park in Cattaraugus County was noted as his body was sent to Turion City for funeral services with local officials attending.
Det resident Glen Harding travels to land in Suffolk Virginia where she will speak on the tahurnvale. Harding expects preparations to land before Christmas holidays. The President-elder plans to visit Florida in January and may address the Senate only if invited.
The Gent? business meeting of the Rod and Gun Club was held Friday in their room. Officers for the coming year were elected: Bam Spier president Leon Brown secretary and treasurer Waller Studer member at large. Rules and bylaws were read and adopted. Next meeting set for Saturday night December 1 in the city rooms. all members urged to attend.
Mrs Muriel Hoy, widow of Cork’s Lord Mayor, arrived in New York with Mary MacSwiney and others. A crowd gathered outside the Bt Regis hotel as the party waited for transport, with police and onlookers near the barriers.
A United Press report predicts an imminent surge of prosperity in America led by financial growth. Analysts cited by Theadgro MH, editor of Vommioree and Planes, foresee an immediate expansion in the economic rainbow, claiming favorable conditions will soon appear.
Initial reports from Robertson Quebec indicate eight men worked in the shaft when a collapse trapped four miners. Details are unclear due to damaged text but rescue efforts are underway and authorities monitor conditions.
A morning blaze at an apartment building in Montreal killed two people and left another missing as investigators search for the body of a second woman. The fire occurred on December 19 amid reports of possible arson. The National League meeting was postponed as authorities probe the deadly incident.
Joint committees of the two major leagues plan a meeting here in December to discuss the new agreement with Judge Landis expected to talk. President John Moya sent out the invitation outlining the timetable and participants for the discussions.
An official notice announces a hearing on a gas supply complaint filed by a party against the Quois Natural Gas project. The hearing will address access and service issues and is scheduled for a specified future date and location.
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