05 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
1
Washington reports a mixed view on declining foreign exchange, with Britain and France cited. Officials warn a weaker dollar could cut import demand and trigger job losses while some economists see possible long term benefits for export sectors.
United Press reports a rush to return railroads to private ownership by March 1 as House and Senate leaders discuss a plan. President seeks swift action, with administration planning demobilization and potential layoffs as railroads revert to owners.
A government notice reports that liquor cargo on the steamer Yar month will be cleared after a conference between federal attorneys and prohibition enforcement agents. Uncertain details mention Yoksel, Havatin, and port officials awaiting tomorrow to resume activities amid inspection work and safety concerns.
Scattered items report hospital transfer of a patient from Corry, names like Meo Williams and George Scruabling appear, plus religious service at Presbyterian church and community meetings. Other notes mention a trial date for Milas Beale Parlerunyy, a new plane installation by Hrunk Rovelina, infant Donald Robert Plons, and Frank Carey’s death.
United Yee reports a $50,000 gold theft from the Denver United States Mint. Orville Harrington confessed after arrest, with the gold allegedly hidden under a Harrington home sidewalk, police stated today.
Rail trouble halts eastbound traffic with 680 cars held and multiple engine failures reported. Officials cite extended delays across the line as crews work to clear the West and yard and restore the schedule amid ongoing disruptions.
The article notes a growing group forming a new association with increased membership and planning for organizational bylaws. It mentions a forthcoming meeting to discuss governance and legal actions, aiming to finalize the by laws and register the group. A next meeting is scheduled for a later week at a specified time.
Former Elgin resident W. H. Farrell died at a State hospital in Helacon after an illness of several months. He was the brother of De Parrall and was pronounced dead at 11 o clock following a long period of declining health.
A garbled note reports the Grange seeking to refer Proposition 10 with a court proceeding and a decision by the Royrt at Courmeron ofivls. The text mentions a fortey fae and a meeting where the proposition was discussed.
New York City authorities announce a five thousand dollar reward for information leading to the capture of Rolin Hoxie who was killed Monday along the Hoxie property. Police report the culprit struck with a heavy blunt weapon, severing the head in the attack and four suspects have been questioned.
Fragmentary text reports an American abducted amid tensions with Hexicans. Notes a Mexican city context and disputed details about the abduction timing and authorities. Mentions investigations and potential diplomatic strain without clear outcomes.
Mrs Willis Pullers Geliway puelanay undergoes illness and dies at home with family nearby. A funeral service is set for tomorrow afternoon at Sky Lodge, with burial at Tay Group cemetery conducted by Rey MT.
A United Press dispatch from Washington notes the Farm Growth Administration reports favorable progress on grant programs. The report highlights support for cotton growers and rural development projects, detailing favorable outcomes for farmers and associated state agencies.
M J Brew died after an attack of pneumonia in Chicago. Funeral arrangements set for tonight at St Mary’s, with burial at Grace Cemetery. Survived by widow Fitterly, daughter Elie O’Neill, four sons and five brothers. death traced to prior railroad employments and residence in Jamestown, Duluth, and Watson. Snowy weather expected tonight and Friday with a rise in temperature.
The state highway department aims to award contracts for about 800 miles of new and improved highways in the current year. Past figures show 616 miles contracted in 1930 with plans to advertise projects involving roughly 1000 miles. The program targets main arteries for national supply routes and regional development, with ongoing efforts across districts to finalize awards.
United Press reports riot police with armed guards stood guard in Prankport after a Black girl was killed and another man injured in a lynching attempt. A search by bloodhounds led to the arrest of Tarpkott as the manhunt continued near Tu xington. Local schoolchildren found the victim’s body beside the road as investigators worked the scene.
Parents and teachers plan a first meeting at the Washington school building tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 pm. An experienced tutor will care for children too small to go alone. An interesting musical program has been arranged to attract attendance.
City physicians have been alerted to inform the health department immediately. The report notes a continued decrease in flu cases with no new developments in the situation. The text shows garbled OCR but indicates cautious progress and ongoing monitoring.
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