17 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
1
Reports describe race riots triggering troop deployments after violence in Adirondacks and tense clashes in Irish peace efforts. Officials say a night of looting and shootings left several dead or wounded as paramilitary and police struggle to restore order.
An unsettled broadcast reports a policy shift at the Grand affecting programming and warnings of changes. The piece notes a late feature exception and a move to reshuffle Monday and Tuesday schedules with staff reorganizations and cautionary remarks from management.
The heavyweight champion Dempsey reportedly sought medical advice after a bout, prompting speculation about his health and possible return to action. Reports describe concern over injuries and uncertainty about his fitness and future fights.
Prague reports riot turbulence as communists clash with guards near the parliament building. One killed, eighteen wounded, martial law imposed in the area amid attempts to seize the assembly. Security forces quell the mob as protests complicate government plans to curb labor and food unrest.
Reported in Mich Duc notes a funeral service tomorrow for Notre Dame football star George Gipp who died Tuesday. A monument unveiling is planned at Darkler Hill near Booth Bend Indiana with Chicago University Club members and Notre Dame alumni attending. Students at Notre Dame plan to honor Gipp with a title tribute.
President Wilson purchases a brick residence at a capital street junction. The deal cost 140000 and was brokered by Tugmer & Og, with sale notes and prospects for future estate operations reflected in the report.
A newly appointed bishop addresses the diocese seeking support after his installation ceremonies. Archbishop Darwin J. Bougherey presents the rite in Philadelphia as Bishop Gannon is consecrated. The installation emphasizes unity and adherence to church authority, asking clergy for loyalty and obedience.
Federal agents detained five men near Erie after finding two barrels of whiskey and contraband liquor valued at $5,000. The suspects include Fiovial, Jawon Cinghette, Victor Cattintori, Witter smith, and TamER Konto, all from Buсito. Port was seized and Nelson was captured on the port area.
Fragmented text details tensions around mandates affecting leagues and nations. It notes Argentina and Chile in a debate over responsibility, with references to assembly actions and proposed amendments shaping international policy and access to leadership.
A worker at a local transit facility was crushed between two cars. He was taken to the core hospital for treatment by a surgeon identified as Dr. Trg. The incident prompted an official investigation.
The report outlines a Senate inquiry into Bryan and Harding with focus on regulation and commission powers. It notes expected witness testimony, legislative considerations, and potential impacts on international policy and business regulation.
A large crowd expected as Corry High hosts Titusville at Hue Armory tonight to close the season. Fans anticipate a hard fought game after recent tough losses and a strong turnout from local supporters.
A United Press dispatch reports steamers in distress off the Atlantic coast. Marines and cutters are aiding disabled vessels with crews evacuated from several ships near Cape Charles and Wilmington, as rough seas hinder rescue efforts.
The mayor of the city is challenging claims of unlawfully transporting liquor. A court clerk served a process to city officials while police and Lithuanian border observers discuss suspicions following rumor of a December incident.
German and Allied representatives confer on postwar finances and indemnity. Rudolph Mayerstein outlines a full statement of government debts while Haydnstein cites a national debt of 17400000000 marks with 25000000000 marks more expected this year.
A large gathering heard a Bible teacher discuss Jewish expectations and the coming Messiah. The speaker outlined the nation’s hope, focusing on scriptural prophecy and the urgency of spiritual renewal.
A wave of armed holdups sweeps Manhattan and nearby areas with multiple robberies. Police chase bandits on Broadway and at hotels. one officer and several civilians are wounded or killed. Investigators identify suspects and recover a murdered jeweler. broad citywide arrests follow amid vigilante protests and public safety concerns.
Members of The A. W. Thomwo x62 Test American Legion plan their annual banquet at Maria hall on December 24 evening. Dinner served at 7 00 by Bhuninnud Anxisiney members with arrangements by the Auxiliary. Mrs W Matthews chosen dining room chair. Mrs Wallit and JE Young as visiting. kitchen by Rows Croke Gom midudory No 08 Knights Templar. Masonry anniversary noted with elaborate banquet at 7 pm with Mrs Teal Coleman’s piano. Henry Peano to lead as boatmaster and formal dancing to follow.
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