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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
1
An obscure, fragmented report describes authorities deploying troops to quell racial unrest. The text mentions a Black person and clashes in a troubled area, with unclear names or dates due to garbled OCR. The mood implies a tense civil disturbance and formal response by security forces.
Westfield reports a flu outbreak hitting eight workers at a local shop. Aboard the ill list are Otero and Hyatoro with symptoms described as fever and fatigue. Local health officials urge caution as more cases may follow and request timely reports from nearby towns.
In January near Scranton, two miners died after a fall or shaft collapse at a mine operated by Dolinwatts Lackawanna and Wyoming Coal Company. A companion, Joseph Yurznitnas, witnessed the incident as men plunged down the shaft while attempting a foothold, with the accident described as fatal.
An asylum inmate described as Jon Drip Shaw Owborney, 51, was reportedly captured by local authorities yesterday afternoon at the county jail awaiting transfer. Warren Merritt of Whitadelphia returned home after a visit with Gorry Holland, as officials prepared to receive the inmate from Warren.
Paris dispatch cites United Press asserting Holland debates extradition of ex-emperor. Amsterdam sources indicate Allied demand for extradition is under preparation while referendum questions surface. Reports also touch on a fatal shooting near a gate and other wartime unrest as details filter from overseas.
United Press reports that heavy seas thwarted attempts to transfer passengers from the disabled transport Powhatan, as towing toward Halifax continued. Tow conditions worsened near New York, with no progress toward onboard transfer and the ship remaining at sea.
A plan to federally reorganize the mercantile marine, valued at three billion dollars, proposes Liberty ship assets and a national commission to oversee the take over of the American mercantile fleet. The proposition, presented by James Mulues of Bloominghip Company, seeks to consolidate shipyards slips and property under a new national entity.
In RHOINEANON West Virginia on April 28 authorities found the body of Boyd DaBurr near a foggy pond. Alfred Chimibwed, a hunting companion, is accused after a hidden wound in the body was discovered. Investigators say a mob at the scene may have influenced the case.
United Press reports the killing of 60 year old Andor MyCombs by an express train near MuGovern. The incident occurred today with limited details available. Investigations are expected to determine exact circumstances and responsible parties.
A garbled press item outlines a state road project plan with figures suggesting funding of about 3000 dollars. Names and places are unreadable, but the report hints at administrative action, a highway position, and possible supervision by Aldine Miller, with broader aims to improve route efficiency.
A garbled report describes an All-Corry team set to play Wednesday with a lineup including names like Clymer Ableton Anas VTaiow and Lovwty of the armory. It notes a win over a team referred to as the Jocats and mentions workouts by Kuwe lant Hwaatt and Mittin tie, with odd spellings throughout.
In Scranton today a gas main burst near a church caused a deadly asphyxiation risk as families were sealed in by smoke and flames. Nearby residents were evacuated as responders moved to remove occupants and secure the area while officials briefed the public on the incident and identified the victims.
A distorted report outlines a proposed International Trade Commission with voices from the Pan Ambra Pingiint Comtrene and others. It describes aims to regulate reciprocal trade, currency standards, and cross-border commissions, suggesting a global body to combat unfair practices and align tariffs.
Unclear fragments describe government and military actions to prevent outbreaks after violence in Dublin. Reports mention Potterman Tunegan and shootings during unrest, with references to police, officials, and responses. Details are garbled but indicate public disorder and health fears intersecting in Dublin last night.
Harrisburg May 22 The 19280 alate convention of the United Na Nobi Association of Pout Ottico Chorin will be held here The twentieth annual convension will open with 190 peslerka Teom atl papta of Monthtn in attendance A full program of business meetings and entertainment will be arranged for the three days
Washington January 22 Attorney Gouveal Paine conferred at the White House delaying his appearance before the House Roles committee to the week on the timing of such legislation.
Pittsburgh reports a fresh crime wave with a gun battle in town and a holdup leaving a victim badly beaten and robbed. Mark Smith, 27, of Richmond, Va, was shot by patrolling officers but not seriously wounded after drawing a revolver. August Bunderlow, from West Virginia, was brutally beaten and robbed by three men, two held at the police station for information.
A Paris newspaper claims President Wilson's illness stems from a Balkan conspiracy. The report names a mysterious poison given by a Balkan agent and alleges involvement by officials, with unnamed parties tied to a Blovak delegation.
Articles describe rising influenza and scarlet fever cases across the region with several quarantines. Health officials urge vigilance, reporting, and preventative measures to prevent spread as small outbreaks appear in multiple homes and districts.
January 30 report from the Federal Reserve Bank's Philadelphia district notes a plan for a statewide campaign aimed at housewives to keep detailed income and expenditure ledgers for January. The effort seeks to reduce waste and extravagance by showing personal thrift and directing funds into thrift stamps and treasury savings certificates.
Harrisburg reports a majority of state ministers will attend the Water-Church Movement conference Friday through next Tuesday. Budget details for each district are discussed, with plans for support to the Corry hospital and related operations noted. Weather forecast calls for generally cloudy conditions tonight and Friday with possible local snow.
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