10 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1920
Page
1
The commission sustains consumer counsel arguments and bars the company from raising rates to fund gas saving efforts. The ruling confirms PSC authority to regulate use of the product while prohibiting the rate increase for this purpose.
Harrisburg Public Service Commission rules Erie and Corry citizens may challenge the Pennsylvania Gas Companys plan to raise rates every 5000 cubic feet. The order requires the utility to file reasonable supply regulations with the commission and allows economic regulation without arbitrary rate hikes.
Bradford High trotted to an 82 to 40 win over Corry High in a hard fought game. Willis led Corry with early scoring while Bradford’s strong team effort, including Maybury and Bradley, kept control throughout the clash. The victor widened the gap after halftime as Bradford’s defense stifled Corry’s offense. Weather: expect lingering flurries and cold tension tonight.
A postponed hearing concerns the death of Whwepith Pond Grimitlis near Louisville. Coroner and investigators examine the accused Laurenn Gartner and others as part of a grand jury inquiry tied to the mystery death.
Firefighters battled a dangerous blaze at a Pittsburg residence. Many residents were rescued from upper floors or windows as flames spread through the two story home. Authorities estimate about 1,000 dollars in damage.
Fragmentary report notes 18 000 men contributed to the war effort and officials of the Typographical Union delayed payments. Relatives of soldiers killed received about 62000 in bonds.
In Washington on January 10 a government note urged Mexico to curb aggressive actions. The dispatch states a Mexican worker died in a car accident near Amoyelonggi on November 20 and mentions an American involved in the incident.
A Pittsburg report confirms a fatal incident after individuals drank wood alcohol. The brief note records the tragedy and cautions against unsafe beverage practices.
A weekend mass meeting is planned with song and music led by Moser, Fea, Fiflon, and guests Charlee St. Mouroy, George Pity, and Swivaton. Attendees will hear sermons and attend a martial-themed program titled Why Met are Gost.
Announcement describes plans to construct a Studebaker service station and industrial facility. Walter Merrick appointed to oversee the project with local representatives. Facility will include a service station, showrooms, parts stock, and ample space for future growth at a strategically chosen site.
A 23 year old man confined in a murder inquiry claims sole responsibility for the killing of Edward Knip after a barroom dispute near a housing area. Meanwhile a 19 year old woman remains involved in a separate domestic conflict with her husband.
The funeral for E F Squire was held at 2 PM with Rev SC Ri presiding as mourners gathered at the family home. Relatives and friends attended the service and graveside rites at Vorton Cemetery. Reports note accusations of two break ins including theft of 8000 cigars and related items involving several named suspects in North Girard.
Reports describe fresh volcanic eruptions in eastern Mexico near Jalata and surrounding districts. Widespread damage to buildings and property follows earthquakes and ash clouds. Officials warn of ongoing unrest and potential further tremors.
A detailed report outlines prize results from the gun club event, listing winners and items such as brook trout, safety razors, travel gear, and various fishing and hunting accessories awarded to individuals including Jervall Stone, L A Downey, and Wight, with organizations like Vowney Drug Store and Barlow Hardware mentioned in association with specific prizes. The event page highlights membership, ledger entries, and a lively awards ceremony concluding with noted ledger details and participant names.
The Wepders hold a regular panel on Montag with talks by Ralph Walle Hmerson and a paper by Mrs Heath. A Sunday School program and a piano music evening provided entertainment at Miss Marinell Store and Mrs Williams’s home. Ladies of the Presbyteria church hosted an afternoon meeting with welfare discussions and election of Mrs J J Wonmond as first vice president.
United Press dispatch reports Victor Berger of Milwaukee faced a heated vote to exclude him from taking his seat in the House. The action stemmed from loyalty and constitutional questions amid party politics, with supporters arguing the exclusion violates representation while opponents cite disloyal conduct.
Readable fragments describe Sabbath services at Presbyterian and Emmanuel churches, including morning Communion at Emmanuel Church and Bible study hours. Listings indicate Harmony League, Endeavor societies, Sunday School at various times, and a citywide church gathering. a note mentions plans for skating ponds and children's entertainment at Athletic Park.
Report describes a formal ceremony in Paris this afternoon with figures including American Ambassador Wallis and Germany’s Chancery. It outlines the start of treaty discussions at Versailles and the symbolic laying of foundations, led by foreign ministers and Allied representatives. The ceremony sets the stage for the League of Nations mission and the forthcoming diplomatic sessions.
Miss Violt Wilvon invites Mohono residents to join the Red Cross at the Purtecal building this evening. Miss Welsh of the Nursing Department is expected to address attendees and discuss public health outreach and volunteer opportunities.
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