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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
1
Houston asks Congress to overhaul income tax and raise revenue. Proposals include higher rates on personal and corporate income, new levies on tobacco and alcohol, cigars, and gasoline, plus higher auto taxes. Estimated revenue targets under the plan run into billions to cover federal expenses.
Ambiguous report notes ongoing Armenian issue directed at Wilson. Mentions a 62 nation appeal for mediation and a pending Supreme Council intervention. References encroachments in Armenia and responses from Premier Hughes of Australia with a request for further information.
Minn Waggoner reports the city has more than 1 000 health bonds sold with a prospectus and form record. Mrs Ming of West Teahan Street received a bond as part of the sale tied to Christmas souls for those able to give full amounts. The sale is connected to a local organized effort and will conclude within a few days.
In AVARBAIW on December 8 a wartime dispatch notes a probable resumption of hostilities between Poland and Russia. The report describes concentrated troop movements around the river region near Avi and Oneiper, with minor forces circulating and unclear dates for action.
Fragmentary text references Allied relations and Greek involvement, with distorted names and dates. It mentions a land split, a leader’s timing, and a claim about reuniting Greeks to shape policy, but specifics and context are unreadable due to OCR errors.
United Press reports a Pittsburgh boxer Minkey Alamos died early today after a sixth round fight with Al Roberts in a hospital bout. Roberts faces charges of assault while the promoter and others face disorderly conduct accusations in connection with the event.
Police and metropolitan force investigate the alleged kidnapping of a boy named Jim in a busy urban area. Witnesses describe a limousine scene and several men aiding the seizure near a school yard. No clear motive or suspect details available yet.
United Press report shows the Dairyman's League gathering in Utica to discuss a cooperative plan for distributing New York dairy stock. President Cooper urges unity to pool proceeds and solve industry troubles, noting past resistance by manufacturers and hopes for broader dairy organization growth.
In Brixton prison an anxious sister recalls the long struggle of Nerenoo MadFyringy and the impact of a hunger strike. Ming MacSwiney appears before the uneM tial commission with stark testimony about past confinement.
A disputed evening incident at the Commercial hotel involved a reported altercation between local men. The proprietor, Mr Canney, faced a fine of ten dollars with no additional charges. authorities indicated the situation ended with the existing penalty only and no further action.
United Press dispatch details President Harding's lack of detail about future policies. Sources say Congress will be pressed to act soon after his inauguration, with some officials suggesting no new invitations to Democrats or foreign policy shifts.
Washington reports show President Wilson facing Republican resistance as talks over the DGET bill and reconstruction path stall. Leaders debate methods and timetables with plans to study details after Inauguration, while urgent action is limited to immediate duties.
A former U S officer jailed on desertion charges confessed to spying for Germany after the armistice. He claimed to have joined to betray American comrades and there were accusations that he aided German plans. The case centers on Willers, a captain turned captive at Governors Island, with testimony from ex Lt. J. Moonyan.
Reported in Syracuse, two men Clarence Hodo and Richard Morvine shot at a patrol officer near the Sackville area. The assailants were pursued, surrounded by officers, and captured after attempts to flee. No further details on injuries or charges provided.
Two Corry boys are aboard the Atlantic bound ship reached by relatives. Charles T. Keating, who served in the World War, is aboard the vessel expected to reach New York Sunday. Mrs Wood and family plan to travel to New York to meet the ship on its arrival.
Washington report notes a confirmation request for C S Bentley among a long list of 2,000 appointments. Included are Timer McTonald and others from New York and Pennsylvania locales in a broad approval process.
Members of Company A at the National Guard are to report to the State Armory on Monday December 18 for inspection and instruction conducted by Captain Montaries Le Giller Infantry 11. The drill and inspection aim to assess papers and records with Major Mishtrou overseeing. The event follows an evening drill and meal, with the public invited to attend.
The Christmas Seals committee will screen a health film and feature the health clown Krent Interent at the Grand Theatre tonight. The event, for children and adults, includes demonstrations on sewing and health tips, courtesy of Man Shumbirg.
Washington December 4 The Republican leaders in the House decided hearings on the tariff revision will begin January 6 and likely continue until just before President Harding's inauguration. The House Ways and Means Committee will set the dates next week.
Fragmented report outlines rapid progress toward ending fighting in Ireland. Mentions Sinn Fein leaders, talks with British officials, and possible truces. notes political figures like Arthur Henderson and cabinet meetings affecting the process.
Newspaper reports Raymond Clapper describes President elect Harding returning home to plan early cabinet selections and a swift start to the new administration. Key aides and nominees debated, with a March 4 inauguration in view and a special Senate session for confirmations deemed likely.
The Corry high five faces tough matchups at home and away. Friday hosts Chautauqua School at Stats Arms Jorn with Gilson and Geott in Fors Ward roles as the Legion Post prepares for a decisive clash against Meadville on Saturday night.
Announcement notes Rex will be opened next Wednesday with a new playhouse interior and furnishings. The item mentions upcoming events and weather considerations for the opening and previews the Thursday schedule.
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