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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1920
Page
1
Four policemen were killed and 120 Sinn Fein prisoners captured in a raid carried out by units described as a large force in the Mutriat region near Lylmertek. Early reports from United Press say the operation involved heavy fire and casualties among authorities.
United Press dispatch reports a denial of railroad efforts to raise rates further in a summary of European car entries and American speed events. The corruption of the auto pool, association heads, and tariffs are referenced, with mentions of the Automobile Club of America and various overseas pilots.
A chaotic report from New York details ongoing crime waves with a daylight robbery at a subway entrance, a former gas station operator linked to robberies, and a victim named Monk Bartwan aged 40. The gun found near the body and the suspect's reform history are noted amid police investigations.
In Aslaviruain on December 27 United Press reports the McGannon murder case proceeding with Mary J Neeley's testimony. The defense argues the defendant could not have committed the crime given alibi and distance, while the prosecution details the events surrounding the slaying of Parola Rigg, a Grayge proprietor, and attorney Boyd.
Police found Mrs Mague dead with a bullet wound at the Ayolyy Beauty Parlors. A second owner Miss Donegan was found clutching a revolver near the doorway. The incident occurred in December with both women involved in a fatal confrontation.
Labor groups seek an investigation into wage cuts and conditions in the textile trade. They aim to pressure Congress as the tariff bill faces Senate and House maneuvers. Union leaders hope President Wilson will back a resolution revived to aid farmers, while lawmakers plan limited action before New Year’s.
Provisions are nearly finished as the Board of Commerce moves toward occupying the Municipal Building. Expected completion and acceptance by the city this week, with construction overseen by Carl EL Luraon of the Ayitostrophy Conatenetion Company and Superintendent Tatra confirming final interior tasks remain.
BUHNOS ATRES Dec 87 Wanecollay biom of President Trigoyen's usin holiday trip gave atrength to the labor movement. A general strike was planned by workers, with more than half of the city Christmay campaign quota raised. Miss Wag goner reported funds turned in so far. Analysts doubt the drive will meet expectations in a day or two.
A jumbled report shows Houston opposing a proposed bonus with financial reform talk. It mentions Treasury Secretary Houston, tax relief, and projected yearly costs near 42.3 billion, plus potential savings if veterans take insurance benefits, amid broader fiscal debate. Also briefly notes a social gathering at Miss Botlo Keim’s home with local and visiting attendees.
A chaotic report from United Press indicates Pittsburgh police target an alleged arson ring linked to local schools. Officers plan further operations as investigators seek to dismantle the network amid threats and a recent assault case, with evidence valued at about $140.
AWW York reports that Canadian and British forces search for four missing aviators feared stranded after a balloon journey from Rockaway. Canadian authorities say air and naval units are actively aiding the hunt in northern Canada, with hopes of contact by next spring if indications hold.
A Christmas afternoon wedding united Miss Bell Raab of Buffalo and Mr. Blake Dull of Bulilo at the groom’s parents home in West Smith Street. The bride wore white apricotte with tulle and orange blossoms, carried a bouquet of sweet briar. sister Miss Bisie Raab attended in white georgette over pink. Reverend Robert B. Dale officiated, with only close relatives present. A white dinner followed, and the couple left by evening train for Moremind, with January 15 home in Buffalo.
Foreign Minister Tohitcherin of the Russian government cabled the American ambassador in New York to expel Marlons and to cancel all combative American fires, according to information received today.
President Harding shifts focus from foreign affairs to domestic issues including tax reduction and cabinet personnel. Finance committee members and Ways and Means leaders are expected to confer this week on government expenditures and potential cabinet appointments, with Richard Washburn Child a likely nominee. Congressmen McCumber Good Mondell Kelly and Anthony are among those arriving for talks.
Chicago crime fell sharply over three days with a 50 percent drop noted by Michael Hughes, chief of police, citing only two holdups in 34 noted streets, seven car thefts, and fewer burglaries. Police credit curb on taverns poolrooms and hangouts for the decline.
Earlier reports indicate a midweek basketball clash between Legion Five and the Keystones, coached by Doc Hyann of Central High. The match highlights a pregame buildup with players Nirv Thad Yao Taos and Ghausde MME noted among the local contingent.
Jamestown reports New York State Public Service Commission has ordered Pennsylvania Gas Company to cut gas rates. The ruling sets charges for the first 10,000 cubic feet monthly at 32 cents per 1000 cubic feet, with tiered rates for higher usage and a payment deadline of ten days after service bill. The decision, effective January 15, is based on company financial data from 1903 to 1909 and a favorable dividend history through 1910.
Christmas observances filled churches with special programs and services. United Brotherhood held a grand eve service ending with a cantata rehearsal. Baptist, Salvation Army, St Thomas, and other churches hosted midnight masses, choir performances, and charitable drives for the needy.
New York December 27 a statement from the United Mothing Workers of America accuses the current lockout by New York garment manufacturers of holding up clothing prices by limiting supply. The group says the action aims to restrain prices and control markets.
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