02 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1920
Page
1
A British dispatch criticizes U S wartime actions and treaties. It suggests Britain might have faced harsher outcomes without alliances and condemns American conduct and responsibility for postwar arrangements.
Roemy Aoily of Gouardl Douitel'y Leong ivon strom Odevea witnessed Ukrainian forces disarm Denikins' troops near Roumash after a fierce clash. A Ukrainian operation reportedly led to several captures, including a commander from Woutkin'yary.
Pittsburgh obit reports Migg Hopter Tarvis, 20, employed as a teammitter, died at home after clothing caught fire. Authorities described the accident as a fatal burn incident occurring yesterday in the city.
Seventy fires swept New York City and nearby areas injuring several residents and leaving 2 50 families homeless as a three story tenement burned in Newark. Authorities reported multiple arrests related to the blazes and widespread damage across multiple blocks.
Erie rail service is delayed by severe winter weather with trains running hours late compared to yesterday. Visible congestion and slower schedules affected morning operations across the network.
Passengers on the railway faced extended waits as services stalled near the city. The line disruption caused crowds to gather as trains finally resumed at around 7 00 pm amid cold and overcast conditions.
Public complaints cite rapid rent hikes as landlords raise family apartment prices, with examples of doubled rents over three years and today’s $12 listings doubling. Citizens fear danger to workers and community stress as lack of improvements keeps properties hard to secure.
A local case involving Waringwu is scheduled for a hearing at 10 80 Tuesday morning. The notice mentions Monies and a building area near Lenyadua with additional clues and names including Sheri Kom and Bri.
Fragmented notes indicate high school teams lost both games. Names and places unreadable, with scattered letters and partial phrases.
A mid western company seeks approval to establish a canning factory in the city. The proposal involves fruit and vegetable processing plants, with government review and local permits under consideration. Authorities debate impact on employment and regional supply chains as plans unfold.
Fragmentary text shows Underwood calling for President Wilson to take decisive steps amid ongoing national turmoil. Mentions locations and scattered names, but current legible pieces point to urging public leadership and policy response.
A fragment notes a Bolshevik peace initiative with Poland, detailing withdrawal moves and potential political reactions. Mentions the War Helsinki context and a note from a state department about taxation and policy shifts affecting the peace effort.
A large earthquake was detected by instruments in Chicago, with officials noting aftershocks and continuing disturbances. Reports describe high intensity shaking and subsequent subsidence, as government and civic agencies monitor the situation and assess impacts locally.
Fragmentary text outlines a trial against Newberry with references to a United States Senate context. It mentions outlining the case today and a slow evolving procedure. The readable segments hint at electoral or legal proceedings but lack specific facts.
Asa Willis Piller of 952 Kavy Place observed the incident as Mrs Fuller, attempting to pour shen from a stove pan, caused a coal or ashes flare leading to severe burns from waist to lower body. She was removed to Corey hospital with intense pain and improving later in the day.
Croatian and American steel workers stranded in Gospic after leaving Pittsburgh and Gary mills appeal to the Red Cross. They hope the Labor Department in the United States will act, with a telegram from Chicago noting a patient from this city underwent surgery at Woaley hospital.
The Board of Commerce and the Motor Club arrange a banquet this evening at the Roank of Grier toon. Officers and committee members are named for the event and summer programs, including good roads and community activities.
A physician reports 39 new flu cases in the city with the overall outbreak expanding. Tally indicates rising illness levels, with limited hospital strain and public health follow up expected as conditions persist.
The newly formed Rabbit Breeders Association plans its first meeting at the Board of Commissioners rooms on Wednesday evening February 2. Officers say the group will expand to include rabbit keepers in the surrounding area with planned activities and possible exhibit shows. Meanwhile a United Press report notes political unrest as Herbert Hoover faces opposition amid national food and economic worries.
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