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21 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1920
Page
1
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Washington reports a large Allied mobilization to oppose Bolshevik forces in the Near East. Britain seeks to relieve occupied zones to sustain a heavy spring offensive, while Russia braces for a major push toward Poland.
Seattle dispatch reports General John J. Pershing refused a candidacy for the Presidency during a visit. He stated he would not enter politics and wished to avoid involvement in political life, asserting he was not a candidate.
The state department released the official primary calendar for May 38 1920 with key dates for filing petitions. First day to file administration petitions is March 14 and the final day to file committee treasurer statements is April 17.
Alfega's theft of twenty thousand dollars from the wrecked position near Port Wayne Indiana is reported. The crime reportedly occurred during a disturbance witnessed by county authorities yesterday, with investigators noting substantial losses and multiple unaccounted cashes.
Harsh quake activity continues in winter, with new shocks reported around Verm Crus and Puabli. A dispatch from La dispalehih confirms a series of tremors near San Miguel, causing casualties and injuries as residents recount recent devastation and response battles.
Edward R. Crimpton escaped from custody in Coylontown and was pursued by police across several jurisdictions. He returned to a garage for a cat, allegedly stealing it, when officers confronted him. he drew a revolver but was overpowered before firing.
Flu cripples Chicago industries with widespread staff shortages. Reports say many companies cannot operate normally as workers stay home. Daily counts of new cases and absences rise, with factories and offices affected across the city.
United Press study of the annual coal and coke summary shows 1919 coke production lower than 1918 in the Connellsville area. Output reached about 21 million tons, with revenue peaking in 1918 at about 32 million dollars and an average price per ton around 7.25 dollars in 1918 and dropping to 1.00 dollar in 1918.
United Press report from Washington notes Senator Walsh of Montana urging adoption of a resolution opposing Sims. The item mentions endorsing a Rear Admiral and calls for public instruction, with garbled text referencing British and German actions and wartime context.
Sharon police report Mina May Turner an 18 year old girl shot and wounded in her hand and hospitalized in serious condition. Paul Jonusyn, a former lover, is identified as a person of interest as authorities piece together the alleged incident.
The St Marys High School team faces a local opponent in a fourth Thlrobolantic League contest set for Saturday. The article notes prior losses and hints at lineup changes and upcoming county games shaping the season.
Still more evidence emerges on the naval award controversy as Major General Barnett and Admiral Mint testify before the Senate. Admiral Grant states Hullada Yue did nothing to do with the experimental device, while officers argue over medal assignments and the role of command in torpedoed ships. The testimony notes who received decorations and who was left out, with emphasis on the awarding decisions for battleships and cruisers.
Local rabbit men form a banded group after a fatal gun duel leaves one bandit dead. The fragmentary report notes a struggle to locate the loot and a bank tied to the gang’s new operation.
Report from Albany on January 21 details hearings into a suspension matter connected to a national affair. Prosecutors announced an investigation as socialist figures and officials faced formal challenges amid the ongoing proceedings.
An article fragment outlines a sudden rail strike in Italy with chaotic details and mentions police and military officials in response. It notes disruptions to services and authorities moving to address the unrest, but specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A court ruling awards Fleischman’s wife annual alimony of 25000 dollars. The decision specifies continued support and related terms, with the wife designated to receive the payments regularly unless circumstances change.
United Press reports eighteen people killed in a West Prussia wreck. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the report notes multiple fatalities and ongoing inquiries. The incident occurred near Berlin on January 20 with limited readable specifics.
The article discusses fox pelts and prices in London as cold weather boosts demand. It notes foxes being fattened on ranches, the fur trade dynamics, and forecasted market activity, with emphasis on animal conditions and rising interest in fox pelts for upcoming sales.
A Powhatan tow attempt failed after 60 hours of heavy gale as 27 passengers were aboard the army transport. The vessel was towed 48 miles toward Halifax with Medtravers standing by, and the gale led to abandonment of the plan to tow the Gat.
Rumors swirl after President Crawford's resignation with Dr. L H Bugbee viewed as likely successor. Pittsburgh pastor Dr Liretua E Bagwr and Dr. Bughes receive backing from pastors, trustees, and Allegheny College alumni. Faculty express regret and may urge reconsideration.
A terse dispatch from Oslo reports numerous ships sunk off the Norwegian coast. Thirty seven sailors drowned when one vessel foundered in heavy seas as northern maritime dangers threaten the region.
A Cass Cutlery Company plant at Bradford suffered a blaze yesterday causing extensive damage estimated at 40,000 dollars. The department store area was reported to be involved and a gas line or vitated component is noted in early reports.
Secretary of War Baker opposed a provision in the Senate Army Reorganization bill that would make General Pershing permanently in charge of the general staff. He testified before the Senate Military Affairs Committee deeming the move impolitic as weather brings local snows and cold to the area.
Income tax forms begin arriving in the city as residents prepare to file. A representative from the department will assist the public at the Federal building, with March 16 as the filing deadline. Changes include lower surtax rates from last year and adjustments to certain holdings. Local corporations hire experts. individuals seek help to compile returns.
Heavy snow stalled travel as Erie and Pennsy trains fell behind schedule. A Pennsy B48 delayed over an hour due to engine trouble at Bigin. Northbound trains on the HyMals Pittsburgh division and others to Oil City faced holds and slow arrivals. Snow disrupted routes, forcing track work and roadbed adjustments to keep services moving.
Debris from the derailment was removed by Mondvilla wrecking crew who rushed to the city after the crash. Several derailed cars were badly damaged, including one carrying valuable mill chanding for local firms. The blizzard earlier trapped trains, delaying work and contributing to the accident’s severity.
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