29 Dec 1920
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1920
Page
1
In a convoluted report the United Press notes a truce involving Fiume authorities and Adriatic settlement. Casualties tally reported at 50 killed and 400 wounded amid a tense, disputed clash and diplomatic maneuvers.
A garbled message describes negotiations between an Anglophone firm and the Soviet government over large forest concessions. The text mentions officials in Washington and Moscow and a focus on timber rights and production targets, but many words are misread or corrupted.
In a tense move, Constantine presses to remove the director as Athena factions clash over leadership. Amid discord, calls grow to substitute a new chair while other figures face resignations and power shifts within the organization.
Conferees report Sparkish representatives joined nationalist forces under Mustapha Kemal in Angora. Reports from Constanstingple say two liars and local observers note tense captures near the Migiesipp Ry as operations unfold and a key target is surrounded.
Two youths robbed a late night passenger train near Gilnao, 80 miles from the city, seizing packets worth 92 000 and causing one to be killed. One companion escaped as authorities captured a second suspect amid the aftermath.
In York, Salvatora Mituroy was shot on a New York Street today but escaped. The assailant fled an apartment house as police surrounded the area. Officials suspect the victim may be Thonn Toul and seek further details.
Washington reports Senator Poirone of Pennsylvania to take personal charge of the tariff bill amid a shakeup on the approval panel. Senator McCumber and others on the committee were noted as involved in the action.
Reports from United Press indicate broad enforcement steps against liquor license holders starting January 1. Prohibition officials expect thousands of charges as inspectors intensify actions amid new appropriation debates in Congress and state committees.
Police identified three men linked to a series of New York robberies with total gains near 250000. The suspects allegedly targeted women during a five o’clock shopping district clash while police pursued multiple crimes including hotel holdups and a jewelry theft. Named accomplices and locations across several towns were cited in the probe.
In Columbus, the prelate’s health shows improvement amid ongoing probate and will appeal matters. A receiver appointment for Matthivers’ home is eyed, while Goodyear Tie & Rubber Co announces a year end move. Monnett minority stockholders press for expedited action in common pleas court.
A hotel guest was found dead in a Farmland Hotel room, with authorities labeling the incident a murder. The deceased is identified as Randolph Daa, who resided at the Habel pihGd address. no suspects are named as detectives investigate the scene yesterday.
In Culver Indiana two gunmen held up a bank and exchanged about a hundred shots with pursuing officers. After a chase fifteen miles from the scene, two alleged gang members were captured in Knox County. most of the money was recovered from the captured men. The outstand men include a local merchant and a stock buyer, with police still seeking others.
Coal prices fell to $2.55 per ton with a single lot at $2.00 as demand remained weak. Market observers noted the decline persisted for months with little sign of recovery.
Detroit December reports say Ford Motor Highland Park plant, with about 30,000 employees, shut down indefinitely. Officials cite inventory and auditing steps with potential continued operations only after completing records and factory shutdown procedures.
A Brooklyn fire destroyed five buildings, causing estimated losses of 76,000 dollars. Police say twelve tenants fled and several were injured as flames swept through the row, while residents mourn the losses amid shattered homes and belongings.
London reports the British press discussing Secretary Daniels proposal for an international agreement on reducing armaments. The coverage notes mixed reactions and implications for global security.
Fire crews were called to Tex 1 this morning after neighbors reported smoke from a rear door. Investigation found melting ice in a frozen pipe caused by a heater thawing pipes.
President elect Harding faces naval policy questions as Congress debates trimming war potions and base funding. The conference with Kelly and Murding outlines growth risks and shifts in naval strategy amid Great Britain Japan and Allied expectations.
The Commerce Board delayed moving into the new municipal building until after the New Year. Directors discussed the change at last night’s meeting and agreed the move would occur later. A committee plans to show a Bureau of the Arts film on February 10 and invite the public. The 16th Regiment and Company A encampment photos were accepted with thanks to James M. Wright. Will Heath was nominated as director. A J Cottrell resigned and has moved away.
Washington December reports indicate the new regime in Mexico is preparing to engage with the Harding administration. Diplomatic staff described efforts to begin preliminary discussions with American representatives following elections.
The New Year’s Eve ball at the State Armory promises a lavish event with Jordan’s Orchestra of Warren providing music for dancing. Guests include city and state officials, with tickets noted for 720. A public notice warns of an upcoming January 15 deadline linked to the Pennsylvania Gas Company and municipal orders.
Train service on the Pennsylvania line faced delays when a locomotive from the morning set failed. Express trains were held for roughly two hours as repairs proceeded and routine operations resumed thereafter.
Word comes from the War Department of the death of Bronk Wager, son of Mr and Mrs Gabriel Wager of Union City, in an automobile accident at Cleveland Ohio last Friday. The report notes Wager and a friend were occupants of a car that struck a pole, causing serious injuries to others in the vehicle as well.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.