25 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
1
The United States appoints Bainbridge Colby as Secretary of State under President Wilson. Announcement comes from Washington with initial praise from supporters while some Republicans and progressives express opposition noting Colby’s background and prior roles. Colby’s appointment follows other cabinet changes and signals policy direction during wartime diplomacy.
The Rhwngturner AV skippered by Thomas Wipton is favored to win the International Yachting event in July. Rumors swirl over bids by rival New York Yacht Club members and an estimated 1,000,000 steerage funds. The British yacht line leads the field while rival ships suffer damage from the preparations. Shipowners include James Paterson and Jane Warerly among others.
Reported price rises affecting oil and gas sectors circulated from Pittsburgh to Virginia and Ohio regions. Mentions of industry associations and officials suggest coordinated price adjustments and forthcoming meetings.
A United Press dispatch reports that more than 20,000 Armenians were killed by Turkish forces in a region around Marsh in Turkey. The note mentions Turkish troops evacuated towns as French forces moved in and that Armenian refugees fled toward nearby areas.
The Pennsylvania Gas Company filed a new tariff with the Public Utilities Commission. The story lists varied local remarks and names from Harrisburg and nearby towns, mentioning rate changes and several residents’ activities and health notes.
Judge Prather spoke before a men's league gathering in a church hall, urging civic responsibility and enforcement of laws. He warned about youth access to liquor, gambling, and vice, stressing public conscience, law, and moral leadership.
The Mohawk company completes a major plant upgrade in the United States and confirms the start of butter production. Officials say the expansion will raise output and meet rising demand from regional markets.
A cryptic Watted Press dispatch from Wahienodon reports an American captured amid clashes near a Mexican border area. The notice mentions military presence and a campaign fund raising effort, with unclear names and places due to the damaged text.
The Keystone squad introduces new players and positions for tonight's game. Practicing last night, Hivon and Regdtonon hold key roles as Belo’s lineup adjusts with the fresh additions.
Report from London notes the Feb 10 election result with H. H. Asquith securing a Commons seat. The official announcement confirms the Liberal candidate’s victory amid public interest and political maneuvering in a tightly watched Palstey district race.
Members of the American Legion plan to open a new meeting room and hall at South Van Yor Street on Friday. The project includes a larger room for gatherings, a table, and seating, with renovations costing about a large amount. A formal wolf patrol and social events are scheduled as part of the expansion effort.
A note from President Wilson on the Adriatic issues was delivered to the council of premiers shortly after noon today. The document focuses on the dow map and related matters discussed by leaders.
The Rev Robert B Davida leads a intensive Sunday school program at the Belg Cuntforencny in Torry focusing on modern methods. An invitation extends to all interested in Sunday school work with talks and services scheduled tonight and through next Sunday in the church.
The Corry Rod and Gun Club will hold its annual meeting at the Armory on Friday evening to elect officers and discuss the coming year. Members are urged to attend as plans for spring activities and club affairs will be announced.
United Press reports Wassington February 2 1929 court action challenges a new wage law under President Wilson veto. Officials discuss test cases to determine constitutionality and potential railroad worker impact while seeking quick action on the bill.
Epworthians edged Union City 2 10 5 in a tight matchup. Toth tonian and Corry led scoring with strong team play and passing, while varsity defense and elisy gmnard contributed key points as the team eyes more wins this season.
Erie February 25 A woman who drank acid yesterday afternoon at a Leonard street store was reported in good condition at Hamlin hospital. Police could not determine if the act was deliberate or accidental as investigators sought to understand the incident and aid for the injured party.
A public series of meetings continues at the Baptist church with large, attentive audiences. Evangela Muataca and Mrs. Masters lead sessions, focusing on a special topic for the season and encouraging generous offerings to support the church work.
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