14 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1920
Page
1
Readable text shows a sports item with multiple price figures including 2.50 2.00 3.25 3.95 2.95 3.50 but lacks identifiable teams dates or events. The partial OCR mentions Wwalsta Utah and several price points.
Dispatches report Cork district under complete martial law amid growing violence. Reports describe military hardening measures, civilian casualties, and arrests as authorities seek control while political leaders in London and Dublin weigh further actions.
A missing financier Hamill has been traced to Fort Worth after a body found on Galveston Beach failed to yield murder clues. Local authorities press for answers as family members report long-known financial ties and a planned arrival of a mystery guest.
Tod ay marks election day for United Mine Workers in the area. Olin Tn Luocha of Springfield is nominated for president and Phil Murray of Pittsburgh is a vice candidate. Robert Haglin of Seattle backs Lewis while Alex Hiatt of Pittsburgh backs Murray.
The snippet lists numerous company names and stock quotes from New York markets such as General Motors and Union Pacific, mixed with a political remark on a revolution debate. It references Germany and the United States and possible wartime policy shifts in the Senate.
Ralph F. Couch reports a National assertion that road improvements lower costs by enabling cheaper transport of food. The piece lists figures and potential impacts including construction costs and sections of the United States facing high prices, with mentions of infrastructure programs and local officials.
United Nations observers report the sixth commission discussing worldwide arms reduction. The floor debate covers Japan and the Yap island issue, naval expansion concerns, and funding shifts for domestic cables while international consensus remains elusive.
The Corry chapter A. TG held a regular meeting at 4 o clock with good attendance. Committees reported on work for the month, including fundraising, roll call, member contributions, and thanks to workers and campaign helpers.
Dec 4 waritton dispatch reports a proposed 1916 naval build program faced opposition. Leaders including Butler and committee members argued the plan would delay power balance with Britain, risking US strategic and fiscal costs.
Last night Company A inspected at the State Armory with Major Jacobs in charge. The event was witnessed by several friends and members of the unit. After the inspection, social greetings followed and remarks were made about the unit’s efficiency. Officials later addressed officers of the youth organization and conferred on the ongoing program.
Fragmented 1916 era garbled report mentions political figures like M. Kirasoin and Beitist leaders. Notes planned actions, prisoner terms, and potential negotiations amid war context. References United Press dispatches from Washington and Tacoma with unclear dates and details.
Secretary Daniels tells a congressional committee he opposes a partial or staged disarmament plan with Britain and Japan and urges completion of a world treaty. He argues the United States must maintain naval strength until all nations agree to substantial cuts and vows to defend coastlines and possessions if no universal accord is reached.
A Senate report urges remedies for the housing crisis tying to industry, finance, and urban planning. Proposals include priority orders, abolition of street rental systems, trade schools for building, a federal clearinghouse for knowledge, and a revised tax system with limited mortgage exemptions.
Geneva December reports the League of Nations considering broad war trade restrictions. Debates focus on disarmament, U S participation, and measures to curb munitions shipments while manufacturers extend assurances of compliance amid tension.
United Press reports Republicans in Washington and state legislatures pursue a reapportionment plan to increase representation. The push aims to add seats in the House and adjust districts to reflect population changes, with a likely long fight over final terms and eligibility.
The article honors George Gipp as Notre Dame's premier football star and a top halfback, noting his fame and influence. It mentions his college years, a potential outfield signing with the Chicago Cubs, and references to his family and early life in Laurin Michigan.
Across Kanhab City Chicago and Indianapolis hog prices moved lower in early trading as markets opened. Cattle and hogs showed declines with quotes near four year lows amid shifting demand and supply dynamics.
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