10 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1920
Page
1
New Jersey officially ratifies the suffrage amendment as workers in Washington plan a large strike. The vote, tied to a broader labor effort, involves leaders and unions preparing for nationwide actions and potential political alignment ahead of the wave of measures.
A government notice outlines a program to assist in preparing tax returns. It lists cooperating offices and counties including Aral Onliigo, with expected start dates in March and the potential for public sessions at local courthouses. The notice mentions deputy collectors and legal work by attorneys in Union CHE and nearby towns.
Oil City reports nearly 600 flu cases over a recent period with many students affected. Details appear garbled with several unreadable phrases but indicate high absenteeism and ongoing illness through a weekend.
Washington reports demand for severe punishment after murders carried out in multiple places. High Commissioner urges an international inquiry into the killings of two American expatriates and cites distress in cities including Philadelphia and Cleveland. Police and officials in New York and Jamestown are referenced as part of the broad reaction.
The record describes repeated criticisms of Daniels by Sims and others during naval committee proceedings. Senators Carter, Tyrie, Whaley and Rep Byrnes pressed for recollections of overseas tours while Congress queried Lay, Reeves and Sim Jb over wartime leadership and Allied supply commitments.
A deceased furnished-room resident continues to be linked to the attack case after the assailant was sentenced. Court records reveal details of the incident, the involved parties, and the resulting imprisonment.
Forestry expert Gitford Pluchot outlines the commission’s upcoming tasks at the February 10 meeting. He previews a convention, policy considerations, and coordination with government agencies on forest resources amid climate pressures and conservation challenges.
A skeleton is found in a coke oven in Greensburg Pennsylvania on February 19, 1949. The report mentions local officials and an investigation by the state depot and police with references to the Jamieson company and other regional entities. The notice notes upcoming political primaries and community events in the area as part of the public record.
Martial law declared in Lexington as troops patrol all streets amid emergency measures. The scene is tense with widespread checkpoints and citizen disruption reported during the crisis.
A Canadian report notes the steamer Hygilinyne sank off Newfoundland with twenty one crew and passengers perishing. Rescue attempts failed, prompting corrective actions and ongoing inquiries into the disaster at sea.
Washington cable reports the former German crown prince offers himself for Allied trial. A meeting is set for 3 p.m. at the ro aidonae 68 Mrs 1, D. Bracken, 498 W. Ploan Street. Program leader Mrs. Foster invites contributions to a crusade of compassion in Korea and the Philippines.
The extensive Red Cross committee outlines its work, reports activity across towns, and discusses forming an auxiliary class if feasible. Key figures include Mrs J T Splesman, Miss Katharina McMahon, Miss Viola Wilton, and trustees to be named as Ludwig of Beuilfordy handles trusts.
A city health bulletin notes an uptick with fifty new flu cases in the last two days. Officials warn the outbreak is spreading, as hospital reports and public health advisories urge precautions and monitoring.
A wireless communique reported British and French cruisers bombarded Odessa in a naval action. The note said the assault followed prior shelling and damaged targets offshore.
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The Fisher Bodley Ohio Company of Cleveland, a subsidiary to Major Bodies of Detroit, secured a contract for making and erecting structural steel for the Cleveland plant. Seventeen hundred tons of 4061 weight were required, with a value near a quarter of a million dollars. The Tonal tone company agreed to complete its work by June 15, and stock was procured from warehouses to meet urgent demands. There was notable rival bidding in this sector.
Fragmented report from a Baptist church evangelistic gathering recounts a speaker quoting a text about Christians, revival, and personal surrender to God. The piece notes two classes of Christians in the church and emphasizes prayer, singing, and responsibility in a revived spiritual state.
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