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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1920
Page
1
The Department of Justice conducts a broad nationwide campaign arresting hundreds of radicals. News notes that another boat or large fleet may depart for Europe as hearings at Ellis Island begin, with a large quantity of literature seized during the sweep.
Washington news and other city briefs report ongoing hospital stays for numerous officers and troops thirteen months after hostilities with Germany. Lists and dispatches from federal authorities note raids, deportations, and anti communist actions across Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, New York, Chicago, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, and other cities as part of a broad wartime suppression effort.
A damaged report notes Hulings declares re election bid while a Department of Education raid targets homes of Hulings allies. The piece mentions a large labor group in the 28th district and radial youth activity across Mercer, Vouange, Forent, Elkene, and Warm counties.
A Conneaut Lake family escaped a house fire that damaged their dwelling and neighboring homes. Firemen battled flames overnight as hose lines froze and the water supply failed, delaying containment. The family and eight children were awakened by smoke and fled to safety with neighbors assisting.
Local notices describe ongoing recruitment for Company A with enlistment events at armory headquarters. Officials and community leaders, including Amerian Legion members, urge eligible young men to apply, support the movement, and join the planned 40 company National Guard organization.
Dispatches from Budapest via Vienna state the Hungarian government has instituted extinction proceedings against Bola Kun former head of the Wis grin soviet government charged with ordering 80 commanders 19 rotoring and ix cukon of grid Jarciay the forging of bank notes and complicity in the deaths of 200000 Hungarian prisoners of war in Russian camps alleged in the briefing.
In a reported clash near Ghifistinga on January 14, Red Army units pushed back anti Bolshevik forces. Dispatches say Bolabeylke army groups were halted and the Reds remain ready to counter any further advance along the Angara and nearby regions.
In a region-wide operation, ice harvesting is active with ivy substitutes sourced from local Cory Tee company stock. Weather conditions favor increased output and auxiliary supplies, with Columbus and Chautauqua Lake areas reporting thawed and stored stock. Shipping scales rise before Christmas as storage houses fill and ice deliveries expand to the Niagara frontier.
Corry’s five beat Union City in a state armory match as Raymonds led with 19 points. Both teams featured college stars and strong guarding, but poor weather kept attendance light and a late rally by Union City failed to invert the outcome.
Organization plans set for Monday morning at 10 with a consultative session. Thora will oversee the first round of popular signings and formal wear, followed by routine business.
John Brightman died after a lingering illness at his East Branch home aged 76. Survived by Mahaly Ray his spouse, one sister Mrs. JM Smith and a nephew D J Alexander of Corry. He was long employed by Branchard Oil. Funeral Monday at 1 pm in East Branch church conducted by Rev HLA McMitts. Burial in East Branch cemetery. Corry firms report condolence letters to the state indicate.
A fire at St Marys Kinney destroyed the church and rectory at noon Thursday. Investigators believe the blaze began in the furnace area of the church. furnishings and the rectory were also lost. The loss is estimated at 25 000 with partial insurance, and town residents lament the destruction of a recently modernized facility.
The State Department of Banking issued a call for a statement of condition from all banks as of December 8th. A machinery at the Grand Theatre Thess will eliminate wraps or repeats from the show, with South Ninma as an appoint.
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