09 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
1
A garbled clipping from a New York page hints at postwar discussion about cloning. Names and events are unclear, with references to Hig New Blolmar and Prank Ponte amid partial phrases.
A fragmented OCR snippet contains mixed figures such as 56.50 22.56 37.50 57.50 and 17.00 with stray letters, ending in 98 y 65 ipplete. The readable portion offers no clear event or named entities.
An article reports Bolshevik forces advancing across a 500 mile front after Kiev fell. It cites rapid gains toward the German border and notes Polish and Ukrainian resistances as volunteers rush to the colors. It claims potential implications for Polish corridors and German intervention.
A report from the American Wholesale Coal Association claims large profits in soft coal. George Guil of the association warned consumers not to buy now and accused government agents of aiding profiteers amid high prices and suspected market manipulation.
A nationwide primary law was urged by the Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures. The committee cited rising costs and called for federal reform to curb campaign spending and donor influence. The report mentions Attorney Palmer and a figure named Chapman, noting concerns about personal gain connected to campaign spending.
Washington reports a new clue in the capital murder case as an unnamed individual may face a pardon request. G A Show a wealthy patent attorney and others named in a conspiracy are charged with complicity in the plot.
A sugar shortage is reported with higher prices expected for an extended period. Dr O B Townsend notes limited supply and uncertainty about future reductions, while weather and market factors influence pricing through tonight and Saturday.
Warren, Ohio reports that President Harding denies plans to borrow Roosevelt progressive support. He says he will oppose any move to align with opponents and will work to maintain his political stance. Walter Brown of Trede says the prohibition issue will not enter the presidential race though may affect a later congressional contest.
New York July 9 reports Dempsey has signed to fight Brennan. Managers of the heavyweight contenders are near finalizing terms for the bout with bids from Boston Rochester Philadelphia and New Orleans. Prices cited range around 640,000.
A chaotic report details storm damage to farms and gardens, power outages, and transportation disruptions. The piece cites the United Mine Workers inquiry into industry practices and notes observers and residents dealing with flood, wind, and material losses across several wards.
Police and guards in Connellsville Pennsylvanua faced a threat against a negro prisoner suspected of assaulting Bertin Kason aged forty. Authorities tightened precautions after a Polish Catholic church official reported the risk but said no immediate violence was expected.
Veterans of the Tinthow Division from across the United States begin arriving in Birmingham for the division's first reunion. Organizers expect up to 8,000 members to attend through Monday. The event runs through winter.
An article reports a July meeting in Youngstown Ohio where Rev Dr Cynne, an Episcopal preacher, announces a new group the Society for the Sanctity of Marriage. Otto Gaye and Mrs Olina McCullough attend after a week with their hosts.
Reports from Dublin and Belfast indicate widespread military activity and barricades as authorities brace for possible clashes between Sinn Fein and Orange factions. Roads to Belfast sealed, patrols intensify, and Phoenix Park siege lines tighten amid rising political tension in Ireland.
A car owned and driven by Tna Copley of Clymer was badly damaged yesterday afternoon after a collision with a frightened horse. The impact damaged the front fender and hood while the car’s radiator and other parts showed effects of the crash.
The article outlines a developing Prohibition era contest with Gov Cox leading the Morocrat ticket and anti Prohibition forces mounting a counter effort. Cox supporters push for quick action while skeptics voice concern over the movement’s direction and the campaign’s readiness.
A hearing in a theft case linked to a garage break‑in on Dloaannt street adjourned for thirty more days. Portin and Lines faced related charges while Dycker remained associated with the alleged crime. The case hinges on the break‑in and theft discovered yesterday afternoon.
United Press reports released population figures for multiple counties including Ashland Indiana 1906 Ponty County 1261 Kinow 1OTO Minhonoy City 37 and other entries. The data appears garbled but lists counts by place.
Governor Amos M. Cox, a Democratic providential armituer, held two long conversations with the White House. The talks were said to occur today and involved a possible sall between Cor and President Wilson.
Belgian dispatch reports the German delegation agreeing to the Allied ultimatum. Terms require immediate disarmament, seizure of arms, transfer of ammunition, shipboard weapons, and reduction to 150 000 troops by October with Ruhr occupation threats if unmet. Germany argues Allies threaten occupation outside treaty terms.
New York July 9 District Attorney Sinn says Pendleton's statements about his car in the garage on the night of the murder are questioned by witnesses He notes doubt over garage owner testimonies claiming Pendleton’s car was seen that morning The case remains the century’s most mysterious murder with no clear leads.
Salisbury meets Jamestown in a key afternoon game at Wahington field. Lineups list Weyl, Met, Roel, Calgary, Webby, Potinion, Cogerwell, Wilnos, Mo wind, and others as Corrytes head to the field against Cort ry nine.
Washington July 0 Prisi teat Wilson will instal oat for the frvt ingoting of my assembly of the League of Nations. Ina two days it may say today at Mu State Department. Mark Smiths of Beaverdats accompanied by Mrs George FEL and now Queenge of Cleveland and Anna Petty of Newark expect to leave on Monday for a month long trip. They will visit Buffalo and tour the east then New York and Newark before Adirondacks and Catskills returning home via Washington.
Local Pennsylvanian railroad workers who served in the war will receive medals Saturday. About 26 000 awards will be distributed across the system with a special train carrying officials to Erie to start the ceremony. Superintendent Toba will personally present the medals to each recipient.
Aging trouble delayed trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad last night. Train 50 from Hullilo suffered a late breakdown, towing into Panowa. Engine No. 846 developed trouble shortly after departure, delaying a run about an hour and delaying Train 640 from Hele, which did not reach its destination until around 8:30.
Construction is underway by the Housing Occupational Authority on Bash Street. Five houses are in progress and expected to be ready for occupancy by September first.
Readable text notes a carnival event titled La Grouls with a performer Wil be returning to town next week. details are incomplete in the fragment.
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