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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1920
Page
1
Governor Harding addresses bankers warning of looming economic strains and the need for government support to restore stability. He cites wartime inflation and unresolved issues as drivers of potential policy shifts and calls for regulatory vigilance.
London dispatch reports additional Red victories claimed by Sfoscon iotusa inatehon. Phosbvlet army reported to have captured oraxoynd and taken steamers laden with flour and other food supplies. Reds Hod upturned a village and seized 125,000 tons of coal.
United Press report states nine men consider seeking the Democratic nomination for president after a meeting of the Democratic National Committee. The list includes possible candidates as party leaders weigh prospects and strategy.
The article reports a contested push to endorse a strike settlement led by Rainleat and other figures. Opponents warn against premature approval while supporters argue the settlement ends the labor dispute and stabilizes local affairs. Local officials and union leaders are positioned to influence the outcome in coming ballots.
Telegram from John Troy reports Ruth Won't play anywhere but Boston with Hoaton, sale to New York Americans rumored. Islaeaa Irteroata notes Rutl as heavy slugger, SEbwb is said to be the only price.
A crowd gathered outside a Stuttgart hall on January 1 to protest against Ebert. The demonstration featured a man exposing himself, causing a notable disturbance. police intervened with limited restraint and no serious injuries reported.
Police report a mass of alleged communists held in New York as deportation actions proceed. The records name more than 60 individuals involved with the New York Communist Party and relate to recent investigations under government orders.
Paris January 6 officials announced the peace treaty will be signed at 4 o clock Saturday afternoon in the foreign office, with no protocol. The German plenipotentiary is expected to sign, and the Allies will demand repayment from Germany for a current tonnage and a delay in delivery.
Police say Jo Sylvester Madats aged 27 a nogra died at a real hospital. Willa, 49, was involved as a person of interest in a case surrounding Moliln, with details unclear and authorities not explaining motive or sequence of events.
Johnstown Pennsylvania on January 6 reports three firemen trapped under a wall during a wall collapse. They were injured and treated, with officials estimating damage and costs pending a full assessment.
County officials outlined new duties including road improvements and oversight of county finances. The text notes expenditures for highway projects near Hexboro and mentions a hoped cooperative spirit among officials and taxpayers to ensure honest governance over the next four years.
The casting company plans to start operations at its brakeshoe plant within the next two or three weeks. It has published the brake house plant and completed its organization. Application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on the 26th of the month for charter. The owners include LR. Bling J. Blian S. V. Aléwart and 3 N. Amen of Hildaity. The project aims to purchase, manufacture, and sell mal produits and related gear. The plant has operated for about eleven weeks and new equipment is ready for commencement.
George Peal grand secretary of the brotherhood says the nation begins a campaign with rail workers to cut living costs. Negotiations are under way to reduce factory output costs and restrain price rises as part of the effort.
Chicago police continue a river search for young heiress Miss Joan De Kay a two year old missing since she vanished near Hull House. Authorities seek clues to her disappearance and investigate possible links to her wealthy American parents Ducorve of Switzerland.
Mexico City Tah. court denies Jenkins petition and orders return to jail. Decision revokes grant, leading to imprisonment for Jenkins amid ongoing legal actions. Other linked defendants face related charges. case involves kidnapping and band activity.
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses a predicted rise in living standards for the year, referencing Dow Jones and economic outlook. It mentions shortages of transport, machinery, fuel, food products, tires, and other goods, with vague notes on manufacturers and imports. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or figures.
The Naval Affairs committee today ordered the appointment of a sub committee to investigate awards and medals at Washington. The panel will conduct a thorough inquiry into the officers involved, including Admiral Sims, and examine awards made by Secretary Daniels.
Washington report on President Withon rapidly regaining strength and he plans a major speech for Tackoon Day. The message is expected to outline his terms for a second term and influence Democratic National Committee campaign strategy. Also notes revival services this week at the Chrisliay Alliance tabernacle drawing residents.
Motorists report confusion over 1920 license plates and registration cards. The envelope containing the license plates is sometimes discarded with the registration card inside, leaving drivers unaware they possess the plates. Motorists are urged to inspect envelopes carefully and remove the registration card before disposal.
A municipal club hosts a fish dinner this evening with a formal program. Attendees include all wishing the organization well, followed by a financial and general reports reading and a discussion of agriculture policy.
Local five to play Erie team tonight in a boys club game. Brig reports the Tigers expect to present strongest lineup for a scrimmage with Corryites. Read full local lineup includes Dingtold, Dugan, A Manonoh senior, Chase Majong, Bentley, J Teno.
A freight train derailed four miles east of Corry delaying service into Monday afternoon. One person was injured and transported as a Meadville hospital reported.
Leslie Will Collect Interest on Funds. Announcement follows Supreme Court upholding the act. The Volstead Act defines intoxicating liquors as beverages containing a half percent or more of alcohol. The act became effective October 28. It reports infant death, then shifts to county fund embezzlement and calls for collection of diverted funds by County Controller.
The census work progresses with enumerators assigned to Concord township Elgin and Meadville areas. Amn Gray is appointed in Concord with McCray starting in the district tomorrow. Wayne Amity and Meadville towns list appoints for tomorrow and rural areas to begin at once. Continuous progress expected with possible brief extensions.
Erie county reports: Solicitor Gilson has been deposed by the new council. The move followed tensions within the county legal office as Gilson faced the Public Service Commission and related proceedings. Support from KinCaid and other attorneys indicated continued progress on the gas company case.
Rehearsals of the community are organized at the armory each Tuesday evening at 7 30. The first rehearsal at the armory will be next Tuesday. Sunday's session drew a small local musician turnout amid limited press attention.
Corry Tamustown Manufacturing Corporation plans to open a new plant replacing the Corky Metal Products site. Owners David Hiflstrom and Clarenca G Noloon announce arrival of new equipment and expect operations to begin around February 1. Weather forecasts note snow in the area.
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