06 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
1
OCR snippet shows scattered numbers like six seventy five and five ninety five with additional figures such as seven fifty and three fifty. The fragment also contains ambiguous phrases about gifts and home items, lacking coherent events or identifiably named entities.
Congress reconvenes after a brief session with President elect urging Senate cooperation. Harding presses for fruitful continuation while Speaker Gillette calls the House to order and Vice President Marshall presides in the Senate. Both chambers adjourned until tomorrow after a short session.
The session opens with President Harding addressing the Senate and House. He vows cooperation between branches and urges a productive end to Wilson era efforts, calling for progress in a non confrontational manner. Members applaud as he begins his term navigating party lines and leadership roles.
Fragmentary report states Gabrielle D'Annunzio withdrew his war declaration against Thwy amid threats to lynch those involved. Telegrams from Genoa and Ormander of government Loreen aie mention tensions as police and officials face agitation. Weather notes forecast cloudy tonight with possible snow and a temperature shift.
Secretary of the Treasury Howton asked Congress for the four billion dollar appropriation for the fiscal year ending July 31, 1928. The Treasury estimates exceed current year outlays, with a registered total near 4.86 billion and a gap of about 40 million beyond prior projections.
The federal government secured a decisive victory in a second antitrust coal suit against the Reading Railroad and a Lehigh Valley coal interest. The court ruled the combination restrained competition and violated antitrust law, marking a notable success for federal enforcement in the era.
From Buenos Aires United Press reports authorities in formal affairs in Helin and INUarbitinn at Geneva gave President Mirittig in the United States a chance to join the participation of the League to the London MLIOI. A nine xaxoe af fon.
In New York, a shell blast in South Brooklyn yesterday wounded six to ten people and blew in several houses within a mile. Damage was estimated at 110000 pounds as shells rained down from a ship. No lives were lost.
A dramatic report notes a large public majority in Greece backing Constantine’s return. Widespread sentiment favors restoring Constantine to leadership as political tension builds and Brindisi hosts discussions on his potential return.
The report from Dublin notes Sinn Fein leaders proposing peace terms. Officials discuss granting terms to end violence, amid mixed public reaction and calls for rapid action to curb the murder campaign. Residents debate concessions and political compromises as authorities consider next steps.
Attorney Kinewid of Corry likely to act as counsel for Pennsylvanian Gas Company in protests against United Natural Gas Company rate increase. Public Service Commission hearing set for December 27 in Oil City, with Vinus protest noted and extensive research work prepared for the case.
Washington reports Representative Lenghley of Kentucky introduced a resolution notifying the League of Nations that Congress favors allowing the United States to aid Armenia. The text notes mediation efforts and a slow unraveling of tensions between nationalities as part of the evolving policy. In Youngstown, Ohio, a separate report details a tragic incident where Warren Kohler and his two sons were involved in a shooting.
Debated details emerge in a case linked to a fatal Erie car incident on Towth and Srafe streets early this morning in November. Wives, police, and witnesses are cited as investigations proceed with several named individuals under scrutiny.
United Prom GPSRVA reports the League of Nations assembly today referred Argentina’s amendments to a committee while awaiting delegation decisions. The vote supported reporting on the changes and rejected an immediate strike at Article 40. The session also touched on Argentina’s withdrawal from the League and related diplomatic moves. Charles Metube of Youngstown, Ohio, spent Sunday with his mother. Mia AD. Lary Way, a surgical patient at Gorey Hospital, returned home to Warren Township after weeks.
A former Cory resident is named to lead an Erie bank. The appointment marks a significant career move as the executive assumes top duties. The community notes the banker’s local roots and national service record.
A Thanksgiving cantata at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon featured under the direction of Mr. R. Blox and Mrs. Mildred Lee. The program included songs and speeches honoring veterans, withRoy M. Ashton delivering an eloquent address on military history from the Revolution to World War I, and notes on national service and the American Legion.
The Elks held their annual memorial yesterday in Corry with Moston presiding. Speakers urged reflection on service and citizenship, honoring past members and the enduring spirit of fraternity as corroded by war and time.
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