31 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1920
Page
1
Obscure text mentions a July mintarini and names Leo and Souk with TE 3 and Raja. The legible content is limited, offering few concrete details on dates or actions.
A fragmentary, garbled OCR readout shows unclear words and broken phrasing. The text does not yield a coherent event, person, or place to summarize with confidence.
The piece outlines continued Senate debate over a bipartisanship peace treaty as officials prepare for ratification. It notes congressional divisions, pending votes, and the political stakes surrounding immediate ratification.
A Vermont crash near Hero Creek injures several aboard a sleeper car as the Kenyon bill gains legislative backing. Report notes nonfatal injuries, a truck with eleven persons affected, and freezing conditions with temperatures around 25 degrees.
Backers of Kenyon organized in the South today to form a national industrial coalition aimed at creating a 160 employer and 250 auto-gate federation. The plan calls for a wartime style code and a board to settle disputes, with moves to push a reform bill before Congress and the President.
Washington January reports that the House and Senate conferees on railroad reorganization legislation have agreed on a guarantee and return plan. Some members remain split on whether to decide now or await Interstate Commerce Commission rate fixing.
A flu outbreak in multiple states shows rising cases with Boston and New York reporting over 900 cases and Wilkes Barre noting illness levels amid frigid weather. Health offices urge monitoring as temperatures plunge and daily reports accumulate.
Five bodies were recovered from the ruins of a hospital fire as rescuers sifted through smoke and debris. Authorities and volunteers worked through frigid conditions to identify victims and determine the cause of the blaze.
Public objections from the Ambericay Legion post in Chicago about Dempsey’s vindication by Milwaukee Post and temporary members vow. Commander Wannery led the inquiry suggesting the post cannot honor Dempsey as an honorary member.
Washington February 31 reports formal information that on Tuesday February 10 Senator Whitecock will move the measure but the treaty will again receive consideration. The announcement followed earlier statements after the upper house adjourned.
Mrs. Mary A. Cady dies after a long illness at her home on Willow Avenue. Survived by two children Van Vient and Willa Cady, a large circle of friends, and a brother. funeral arrangements not yet announced. Born in Albany but had long resided in this city and attended church regularly.
The Evening Journal announces a price increase effective February 2. The price becomes three cents per copy with a weekly carrier delivery. Mail subscriptions rise to 5 dollars per year with a special 3.50 rate for nearby Erie, Jamestown, Chautauqua and Crawford counties.
Fragmentary text discusses demands related to war criminals and mentions various unclear names and places. The passage references Germany, investigations, and delivery of items but lacks coherent details or a clear narrative.
Johnsonburg edged the local high school in a hard fought game at the State Armory. Key scorers included Wright, Morrison, Davies and Stein while Loveland and Fowls-Stein contributed, as Johnsonburg pulled ahead late and held on for the win.
Vir M Be Wilads announces a Sunday evening sermon series at the Metivist church focusing on the application of Christian principles to society. The first talk discusses church and state, with a plan for a special program including choir and orchestra on February 2 at 7:30.
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with rising temperatures and light winds. Tomorrow should bring warmer conditions with a chance of snow showers in the region near Erie.
Michael Smith aged 60 was found frozen to death in the Wilkes Barre yard of the Jersey Central Railroad after a night fall on the tracks. Authorities said he died from exposure and injuries observed at the scene.
The secretary of labor announces a Gas Saving Commission to study natural gas waste and develop efficiency measures. The group includes officials and engineers from state and city agencies and industry, aiming to curb losses from meters and improper appliance use across major regions.
The tally shows scores from a rifle shoot with numerous competitors including J. Silumons, Cayly, Weimar, Dowie, Vanderkot, Kenneths, Atvey, Baker, Milter, Chapman, Kirk, Taylor, Downey, Ahlen, Brady and others. Out of 100 possible points several shooters posted high marks while many posted mid range scores as the event concluded.
Widespread concern erupts over an unprecedented cruelty report involving a step mother allegedly beating a 10 year old daughter. Citizens familiar with the case say marks and injuries were observed, with claims the woman used a chair or similar object. Police and local officials are expected to act as the case develops.
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