11 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1920
Page
1
A fragmented item listing ribbon and fabric prices appears, noting a $2.69 quantity and various colors or types described as fancy weaves and demure decorations. The readable text resembles an old store notice or catalog fragment.
Article reports on Harvey with Harding at Marion with Raymond Capper as author. It discusses Harding’s stance on American participation, guards, and potential shifts in state secretary appointments amid cabinet changes and inquiries about succession. Mentions visitors and political speculation surrounding Hughes and Kin.
United Press reports Moran's dominant win over a heavily favored rival, drawing praise from ring observers. The victory, following a string of headlines, sent fans into a frenzy as Moran dismantled his challenger in decisive fashion and drew comparisons to top heavyweights.
A Gorey Motor Club meeting last night discussed routing problems and roadwork progress. The session addressed a water supply burqa inquiry and featured reports from club members, with county attorney statements and local officials commenting on the incident in Ardmore Oklahoma.
A 1921 article argues Congress could save about two billion dollars by revising the tax system, abolishing indirect business taxes, and shifting toward direct taxes. Government officials and experts discuss the impact on consumer prices, corporate profits, and revenue, noting how indirect taxes inflate costs for shoppers.
War era baseball debate prompts new national agreement terms and governance changes. Garry Horman and officials discuss draft improvements while plans for an annual December event at Stars Armory unfold.
A fragmented historical stock page shows quotes for American Smelting Anaconda Atlantic Gulf Western Chicago and North Western, New York Central, Erie, Great Northern, Island Oil, Republic Steel St Paul Brubaker, Studebaker, Southern, Texaco, Union Oil, Willys Overland and others amid partial figures and ticker names. This snapshot summarizes the day’s active securities with scattered prices and abbreviations, reflecting early 20th century market notation.
United Press reports a man named Thomas Walkon was found dead near a roadside area. Witnesses in the vicinity believe he may have killed himself after an earlier incident. No other details or confirming statements are provided in the fragment.
Morehaute city merchants join A campaign against shoplifting during the holiday season. Weary and Josten Mrough explain private detectives have been hired to deter thieves and break up the practice.
Reports from London indicate British support for Lloyd George as a new proclamation tightens martial law in Ireland and Finland. The measure, to be limited to Ireland if needed, aims to curb crime and terrorism while allowing moderate elements to pursue peace, with mixed reactions from newspapers and trade groups.
Board of Recommerce arrigements with Pennsylvania railroad to move consignments. Morning and afternoon trains adjust to improve shipping to distant pointes. Past delays hindered express consignments, now arrangements promise faster service.
Corry cases proceed in Erie with a Common Pleas judge presiding. Plaintiffs seek damages for automobile collision injuries while defendants contest liability and the defense presents alternative fault theories amid a crowded docket.
Washington dispatch reports congressional debate over alleged German “freeze out” tactics aimed at isolating the United States from European markets. Delegates from major powers, including Germany, discuss cables and diplomacy, with possible shifts involving Japan, France, and Britain as talks pace toward a world settlement.
A broad effort aims to stage a Corry automobile show this coming winter likely in February or February. Leading organizers include Paul Greimler of Torll sales auction and Walters Gorebok Hudebukier with Glenn Hh Snook of Me Oferlasd One plus other dealers. They expect participation from twenty to thirty manufacturers with new Studebaker models shown locally. The effort seeks a prominent display featuring fresh models and dealer interest in a sizable regional event.
Police investigate a wave of threatening letters amid reports of extortion and warnings of destruction. Anonymous messages target residents and officials, with fear of an exodus and possible criminal actions. Authorities expect steps to identify the sender behind the communications.
Keystones suffered a setback as they went down to defeat in a City match. Several players remain injured from the Warren game, and the team plans a stronger showing next Wednesday at the Siete Armory to redeem the season. Police investigate a jewelry theft linked to Watlex Sloh in Buffalo, while a car theft spree involves smugglers and a wall of claims in Wilmington.
Police chief says undercover probe showed hard cider and other alcoholic drinks being sold in certain rooms of the city. He notes mayoral orders to restore order and continues enforcement, with hotels closing bars and authorities notifying proprietors to stop illegal sales.
P.R.R. officers detained seven trespassers during a campaign across multiple towns including Warren Ridgway and nearby points. The individuals were cited and fined for trespassing on railroad property, with three goats and eight dollars per person noted in the report. The crackdown aimed to end repeated encroachments on railway land by local patrons and motorists.
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