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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1920
Page
1
The readable line references a dwelling or housing concept with numbers and initials such as 10.1 mo and Haute, plus scattered names like MIO and exDrva. The legible items suggest a local notice or brief about property, time, and place, but details are incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a door and a blue bed with unclear context. No clear event persons or organizations emerge from readable portions.
A 1920s style dispatch outlines Democrats organizing after convention adjournment. Mentions Cox for president with Roosevalt as a favored ticket, efforts to win women voters, and key speeches by Tahar and Medion. Notes shifts in support and possible nominees amid a crowded field.
A July report from Washington notes a Northward movement of wheat fields by about 1,000 farmers aided by farm groups and chambers of commerce. The army unit, cleared by the Department of Agriculture, supports strengthening grain production as the nation marshals toward a robust harvest.
A May 7 dispatch reports the Committee of 48 and the National Labor Party preparing joint efforts to nominate a president and vice president. The piece notes potential candidates including Senator Lalollotts and Frank Walsh amid expectations of Democratic strength in the coming election. The Committees of 48 plan to convene on Saturday, with Labor leaders meeting Monday.
United Press reports administration officials expect a conference between President Wilson and Governor Cox within days. The White House and cabinet are preparing for a possible meeting to discuss proposals on postwar legislation and related reforms.
Oil City July 7 veteran PRR conductor Jack Walsh of Oil City suffered leg injuries after a collision near Triton station. Walsh, who served 40 years, and A W Dickinnon of Titnaville are the village’s sole surviving railroad men from the era. He is father to Edward Walsh of the local yard crew.
Reports state about 100 shots fired and two black men killed as riots erupted after a white woman was shot four times near Farrelly. Gertrude Teeny Iron, 31, found dead in bushes, shot in the palm and chest. police hold a suspect described as a widowed ticket seller from Harrell.
In San Francisco on July 7, Senator Johnson declared support for the Republican party. He endorsed GOP and Democratic platforms aligning with Madison Station’s stance, opposing the President's covenant and tax breeding war while urging firm diplomacy and independence.
Long courtroom session details arguments over a primary contest led by Miles F. Nayom and Ndgo McCormick with Attorney C J Uawen and A B Bisson. Nason sought to block opposing ballots while Hewes urged no contest to a primary as county officials pondered constitutional questions. The afternoon continued with rebuttals and requests for further time as the dispute lingered.
Broken parts on the fire truck that was taken out of commission Monday night due to a magneto issue were replaced yesterday. The Second Ward team made a run on West Main Street at dawn and minor damage from rubbish burning near the Paen buckle plant was reported but caused no major damage.
Fragmented text reports a woman deserted under rough adversity with a 100000 life stake. A body was found in a lake in Central Park and a writer declares for her husband. The garbled source yields unclear names and details. the core note references a perilous, unresolved situation involving a woman and a potential death in a water body.
United Press dispatch reports the labor board will announce a decision within ten days on a labor award affecting two million workers. The article notes rapid progress toward completing hearings and an imminent ruling, with officials preparing final evidence and positions for the decision.
Driller engaged to lay test wells on farms east of Pittsburgh Interests to begin work in Ly ills morning. Wells planned on Bouwell farm beside two miles west of town. McCaushind and two assistants arrived to establish tele headquarter. Work delays and preparations noted, residents anticipate activity and several openings planned.
United Press reports a forecast of about 9.8 billion dollars added to living costs for the year, with September impacts. The Weatherly Gasgd Ia production and the Literary Commerce Commission explore freight rate increases around 2 billion. A further 1 billion is under consideration by the commission at rail labor board requests.
The report notes Harding as a favorite in New York betting markets amid financial concerns and political context. Wovatner Cox is shown as a rival in the described wagering scene with other local political mentions and figures referenced in a diary-like update.
The City Treasurer Tobwre Weorleng reports on Lip Manth ap Tim disbursements and pilot municipal chats. The commission approves financial items including a district bill and a tax receipted sum, with $22,000 in interest on deposits and curb work on North Center Street authorized. The fire chief discusses the compressed microphone system and the city addresses sewer openings and street improvements. Commissioner Kem notes issues with the Gamawell Company and the city plans to share half the purchase price while withholding acceptance until conditions are met.
New coal source for the U S Navy announced by Uniton Prew from New York. Reportedly Alaska coal will be mined and shipped to the Pacific fleet, reducing transit distance from Pennsylvania mines to nearly 3,000 miles.
Contractors tied to the Findley Road project face a major setback as the Highway Construction Company alleges it did not fulfill terms of an agreement. The Evie onurote Biel Company contractor Miionn reportedly quit, with equipment to be laid off and workers awaiting layoff notices. Local officials seek clarity as to who bears responsibility for the halted work.
Governor Janes M Cox, Democratic leader, appealed to Iowa’s legislature to ratify the woman suffrage amendment to the federal constitution. He urged swift action and framed the move as essential to the nation’s constitutional reform.
United States dispatches report William Poy, once tied to Elwell, being questioned by the District Attorney over movements on the night of a murder at the new municipal bullring. Investigators discuss furniture, fixtures, and supplies linked to the treasurer's offices and security arrangements for the area.
A deadly rear end freight collision on the main line near Mondville east of Meadville killed Conductor Michael McGrath. The crash halted service as authorities moved the body to Meadville and investigated the derailed locomotives and cars.
State police outline a patrol plan for a district and say officers will visit daily. The article notes a thorough, mapped program to curb traffic violations on highways and to coordinate with local authorities across Grova County and Grove City.
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