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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
1
A fragmentary notice hints at an inn named Sidleal in a local feature. The text mentions an unnamed entity and appears to be OCR noise. No clear action, date, or place is established. Further readable details are needed to form a complete card.
Local discussions reveal progress on a housing initiative with potential expansion funding up to 10000 dollars. Officials outline remodeling and development efforts while citizens are urged to participate, with emphasis on worker involvement and community access to housing improvements.
A mixed text fragment notes that fire equipment will arrive within a few days to Mentvilto, with garbled lines mentioning a company and grade and expected setup at the front. The readable parts indicate the equipment is being prepared for immediate use by local fire services.
Reported by United Press from Washington in June. Leaders say a return to private ownership is certain as Senate negotiations progress on an agreement to extend or justify the shift. Public statements emphasize a favorable outlook for private control within the next few months, with support noted from key party figures and planners.
United Press dispatch from Mexico City reports the national government preparing heavy campaigns to quell rebel forces in northern states. Officials indicate ordered measures and defensive steps to prevent uprisings during the ongoing campaign, with authorities also contemplating actions to counter rebel movements.
Fragmented OCR report claims German war criminals plot new wars and discuss extradition links to Britain. The text is garbled and unreadable in large sections, with uncertain names and details, but suggests ongoing legal actions and international cooperation.
United Press dispatch from London reports Soviet forces breaking through in the Manchuria theater and defeating anti Bolshevik units, with references to a Moscow government remaining intact and the capture of about 5000 troops. Officials claim the central Soviet headquarters may have moved from Moscow due to turmoil and revolts.
A garbled report from United Press describes a Cleveland case won by a Youngstown attorney. Details are unclear, but the multiple names and figures suggest a substantial financial dispute or judgment. The article mentions London and a proposition, likely reflecting international or political context.
A local appeal urges residents to back Armory athletic events and the Musoral basketball team. City supporters stress more public funding and volunteer help to sustain practice and games at the Armory, with several youth squads highlighted as driving community interest.
A garbled listing shows three nearby cities in a new race circuit with disjointed names and unclear roles. It mentions presidents, districts, and potential host locales though exact details are obscured by OCR errors.
Report cites BR and P tied up by heavy snow, causing service disruptions across divisions including Rowagay and associated areas. The note hints at postponed gatherings and ongoing disruption as crews work to clear routes and restore operations.
Rescue teams search the Florida coast after a steamer sank and several survivors are reported missing. Authorities name a captain and crew members among those involved as weather and sea conditions hinder recovery efforts.
A fragmented report notes a fire in New York causing substantial damage with losses estimated around 300000 dollars. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but the incident references multiple sites and a public exhibition disrupted by smoke and flames. Local authorities assess impacts and potential causes.
Fragmentary OCR reports a fatal train wreck on a German railroad with limited readable facts. Names and exact locations are garbled but indicate a fatal incident involving a train and multiple people.
United Steelworkers announce a wage rise in Mahoney Valley affecting about 99,000 workers. The early 20th century report notes substantial pay hikes as a result of independent negotiations and statewide industry talks.
A United Press report from Cleveland Ohio describes two men fatally injured near the city in an incident at dawn. The article notes details about the victim identities and circumstances, but the fragmentary text obscures precise names, locations, and outcomes.
A fragmented report notes fear that a single trust may gain control of the Federal ships. The government plans to oppose allowing one group to own a majority of ships, warning it could threaten stability and control.
An outline rifle shoot at Strite Armory is slated for Tuesday evening. Two squads will compete as 46 participants prepare for the event with practice sessions and arrangements for the venue and timing.
A dispatch from Stockholm reports that the Belgian government backs President Wilson for the Nobel Prize. The piece notes supporters include Mr. Charles Aldarn of Chicago Texas and Mr. Bet Stasative Mapou of La, with emphasis on Wilson’s world leadership.
Corry High faces Johnsonburg at the Armory in a must win prep game. Coach Sheen urges focus after a recent loss while fans await a strong showing and future schedule hints.
Widespread disruption persists as storms keep trains delayed across lines. Fragments indicate weather impacts from May Ville region and northern routes with ongoing service interruptions and expected slow recovery. Strong entities include May Ville and regional rail authorities.
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