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13 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1920
Page
1
Shoppers see shirts priced at 2.69 dollars with ongoing restock notices. Dealers advertise a 3.50 value for a complete package, indicating in store listings an emphasis on affordability and stock status.
Reports describe extensive fires in Cork and surrounding areas with heavy property damage and a rising death toll. British forces clash with Irish insurgents Sinn Fein amid martial law as towns like Ballinina and Ballinalee face attacks and evacuations unfold.
New Rex theater readies for grand opening with patio completion and a star feature Why Change Your Wife before league night. Manager Parker promotes safety and comfort while showcasing new projection gear and decor progress amid ongoing work.
Bart D reports rising terror and political strife in Upper Silesia as Polish and German factions clash over a vote. Widespread threats of violence, bombings, and arson have raised fears of open warfare before polling. Estimates place 900,000 residents in danger with 14,000 troops mobilized. observers warn of potential Ruhr involvement if escalation continues.
Erie County towns are undergoing a cleanup linked to a Teleform probe into the city department. Mayor Aloeane dors orders a bios wil gambling crackdown as part of the effort with county officials coordinating actions and sanctions.
Widespread Christmas seal committees report heavy demand across the county. The campaign lists shortages and calls for volunteers and donations to fund school programs, relief efforts, and public services through the season.
Scrips and quotes mingle as New York trading shows varied activity. Investors weigh fund performances amid cross currents from rail and oil sectors.
A newspaper account reports the execution of two Erie County murderers, detailing defendants Lon a Pinella and Alphonse Clprivnn and noting the lethal sentences followed by last statements. The report quotes remarks about love and death, with references to the condemned spelling a final message and others refraining from admission.
Strand Corp purchases the Grand Theatre in Sharon from I. I. Davis. JC Shamburg new manager promises high quality features and modernizations including new lighting and a revived program with Norma Talmadge and Charlie Chaplin films. Deal completed. Phil Messina to run local operations.
Lawmakers face pressure from farmers and industry groups over regulation aimed at preventing price declines. Proponents argue action would curb speculation and protect consumers, while opponents warn of market distortions and reduced competition.
An advertisement from the Pennsylvania Gas Company announces a natural gas demonstration set for Thursday afternoon at 100 West Main Street. The Public Service Commission representative will attend and address questions, with the event running from 2 to 4 p.m.
Elihu Root arrives in Marion to press for League support and to outline limits on U S obligations under Article 10. He may discuss immigration, domestic questions, and Monroe Doctrine interpretation with Harding and other party leaders.
The American Legion five lost their opening game at Ho Stite Armory Saturday night 49 to 1. Meadvills at Ho Stite led by Koper Ouwhar and dram er Win havi started as the frat half trailed 49 to 1 in the first period. Substitutions included Mohd for Ory Kare for Finley Stone for Wellman and Dunbar led core scorers.
United Press reports from Wash ington say immigration officials claim a wave of asylum seekers strains resources as 1250 immigrants arrived on the White Star line. Police comment on rising border pressures and new restrictions follow city and national discussions.
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