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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
1
A heavy wall collapse during a factory incident destroyed a garage and damaged several automobiles. Amalstant Chief Michael Cronin and two firemen were badly injured. an explosion rattled the scene and a $100,000 loss is reported.
A time warped dispatch recounts American forces in Siberia with armored units and casualties including two killed and three wounded amid wartime actions and diplomatic moves. The piece notes shifting negotiations and updated assessments from the same period.
Unclear text reports a $5 loan as a motive in a murder case at Debarr. The fragments suggest a Confession or statements by a suspect named Alfred Chambers and references to a hunting trip and a theater setting, but details are garbled.
A Dublin dispatch to the Pall Mall says rifles and American shells arrived in Ireland aboard the Trinity quarter forthright. The dispatch notes difficulties locating a missing person Crowley of Boring Creek and mentions Mrs A. O Sunisburg visiting relative. Mr Morris Horatetti returned from a two week visit with her mother in Byrmgyang. Weather outlook shows variable temperatures with a glowby end 40l for tonight and Wednesday.
United Press reports that middlemen have gained profits during the current campaign to curb price gouging. Agriculture and Labor Departments note meat and farm crop prices rise while middlemen absorb higher margins, with some declines in consumer prices not offset by farm costs. The analysis cites December and November figures showing shifts in purchasing and selling prices amid the government’s price control efforts.
A chaotic report outlines fraud cases in Michigan amid claims of Soviet Russia influence and escalating international tensions. Observers warn of possible delays and a shift toward public scrutiny as political actors discuss war readiness and armistice terms.
Paris reports Germany sent a note to the Allies demanding release of war crime evidence and calling for accountability. In East Sidi Wt Warren residents faced new water and fire incidents blamed on the city water company. Local broker HB. Wools of LeBoent placed second in an egg contest at Deriabory. Ath Wheeler finished third in another event.
Report states a new foundry is nearly ready to operate with about fifteen workers finishing minor setup. An application for a charter for the venture will be presented in the near future with action expected to occur within a few days.
The National Chamber proposition to sell oil from listed U S and foreign sources faced a sharp division with about 90 negative votes among voting organizations. The measure sought to regulate tonnage transfers and insurance arrangements under a mixed American and foreign flag framework.
Reported adjournment of treaty talks in Washington leaves no final agreement in sight. Key figures including Ulla Whitin Amy and MI Woilring were mentioned amid unspecific statements on ongoing negotiations.
Augusta welcomes the 28th Division with a reunion event. The Pennsylvania contingent will be hosted by local committees, with special railroad rates and expressed plans for entertainment and lodging in Augusta for visiting soldiers and their families.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates Powhatan moving toward Halifax with unclear references to destinations and times. Details are garbled and names may be misspelled in the historical clipping.
Count Apponyi heads Hungary’s peace mission to Paris midweek with a firm refusal to sign the current treaty terms. The delegation’s stance aims to halt any settlement seen as unjust to Hungary, while other associates reportedly remain in Vienna awaiting developments.
A government notice delays the deadline for reporting certain stockholdings. The extension allows six more days after a constitutional prohibition took effect. Officials warn filings are mandatory and penalties may apply for late submission.
President Wilson urged Congress to appropriate 150,000 for Polish relief and feeding Starved Poles on the Bolshevik front. Herbert Hoover and Gen. Tiltney supported the request as a humane measure to open supplies and aid deteriorating conditions in Europe.
A publicity committee announces a plan to develop two family apartments to ease housing shortages. The effort aims to open 44 units, promote nearby housing, and begin operations in the spring, with reduced costs and relief from current living conditions. The drive targets property owners and will include a campaign and questionnaire distributed to residents.
The Corry five prepares for a tough battle with Clymer at the State Armory tomorrow night. After three weeks of solid practice the squad aims for a victory in a high stakes matchup.
Ongoing efforts to clear a trolley line in Columbus after heavy snow last week aim to finish today or tomorrow. Report notes a large crew worked Sunday to remove debris from the roadbed and restore service near Wayne Street.
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