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19 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
1
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A scrambled wartime dispatch notes President Wilson drafting a second reply to the Allies. The British press press for published notes as discussions on the Adriatic and Plame questions progress, with government officials seeking a settlement pathway.
In Washington a heated exchange over the treaty focuses on Article 10 as Senators Lodge and Woodrow discuss possible moves. The administration contends the Senate may not delay further, while preparations for bridge and construction work progress at Providently City. The White House signals the answer to the Supreme Court over settlement may come soon, with public works tied to alignment of routes and property developments underway.
A garbled notice outlines a Maccabee anniversary celebration with an afternoon member gathering and an evening program at a venue in Albany. It mentions invitations for two friends, addresses for speakers Mine Rounbury and local officers, and a sizable fund-raising goal tied to a reserve.
Erie team faces the Kuestones tomorrow evening at the Atile Are ory with Willain Vhs as opponent. The Jarekuliter hover in county standings while the Koyatones prepare, as local TE girls meet in a preliminary game.
A disrupted region reports a rail line blockade amid an invasion event. Local authorities and residents describe disrupted schedules and security concerns as forces advance near the town.
The piece notes Wilson's Adriatic policy stance and Allied reaction as debated across quarters. It references the American Senate stance on European interference and hints at a public demand for clarity from Wilton and the administration.
A federal injunction was issued by the United States Supreme Court regarding the sale of liners. The action, taken in Washington, halts all sales pending further court order. Local parties were not named in the document.
A prominent Erie banker died today after a troubling incident last night. Authorities report the event occurred in Erie, with local officials confirming the death and noting a time around 7 PM. The exact circumstances remain under investigation as the community mourns the loss of a well known financial figure.
A fire damaged a prose room in Wilkes Barre. flames reportedly consumed part of a room and an elevator shaft while firefighters arrived. A short circuit and $1,000,000 in damage were mentioned in early reports.
Readable text notes a workers’ action at Standard Oil Indiana with planned strike dates March 1 and eight and six day work stoppages. It mentions union leaders Me and Mrs Cassy from Toronto called by a death in the family to discuss groundwork for the strike and equipment including wagons and indians, with plans to proceed swiftly.
A fractured ruling outlines the electric car rate case with substantial sums, including a proposed $80,000,000 payout. The length and language suggest a contested verdict with multiple parties and disputed allocations across jurisdictions.
An interdenominational service for missions was held with pastors from the First Methodist Church and the Methodist youth groups participating. The event included talks on foreign work and missionary careers, with refreshments served and offerings collected. A subsequent social gathering and a missionary speaker from New York prepared for overseas work.
Labor groups plan to challenge a new rail measure as the Wage Board and Attorney General discuss wage and policy connections. The response centers on labor leadership and potential implications for railroad workers and morale.
A missionary society gathering was held yesterday with reports on domestic work and overseas missions. Speakers addressed women’s roles, charity offerings, and the group’s broader activities within the church community.
Erie County reports 461 divorces completed in 1919 with details on filing, court actions, and related records. The notice outlines counts, processes, and distribution of cases across the year.
Unclear obituary and travel service items mix memory of Jaan O Naan ot aCe aa Md with a Warsaw Paris air route reference. The garbled text mentions Captain Woll a pilot connected to an American route between Paris and Warsaw, a funeral at Five Grovy Cemetery Cobline, and various misplaced names and dates with scattered family notes and residence references.
A meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at Concord School Maildigg. Waahinge rton is to be appointed on HidMday. The program is arranged and all inter conts in fire work are urged to attend.
The Warren council debated a gas rate dispute with the Public Service Commission. A motion to reset and share costs was withdrawn, and a plan to join a protest was discussed while no final action was recorded.
A Fathers and Sons Banquet will be held at the Man’s Longad of the Hive Mettuuial church with speakers and musical program. The event promises a fine supper and a religious theme highlighting fathering and family guidance.
A fragmented notice urges residents to book for a Wednesday evening function with limited tickets. It mentions a governing body, a specific price, and a call to act quickly to avoid missing the opportunity.
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