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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1920
Page
1
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Chicago reports the Melting Pot convention opening with a broad antiwar coalition attack on both major parties. The Assembly features liberal groups from single taxers to women suffragists, unionists, and ownership leagues. Leaders discuss platform aims, with Committee of 48 and labor factions pulling toward joint action while party factions clash over goals for the war and postwar policy.
Four territorial clubs including Asthon and Arthora gathered in Beinn Hin Hall to plan a federation. The Mayalay evening session will address unity and federation structure with reps from each club present.
Erie County census figures will be released next week. A Cleveland bureau letter received by County Supervisor P. W. Gifford describes the data, noting plans for a new judge, a third courtroom, and additional offices based on population estimates. County officials debate whether 1980 population will exceed 150,000 or reach 160,000.
United Press reports Warren G. Harding, the Republican presidential hopeful, meets party leaders as he seeks support for the nomination. Republican National Chairman Wil Hayy plans to spend Monday with Harding. Observers flag key battles in Ohio, New York, New Jersey and Totalson as pivotal, with Democrats focusing on electoral votes to gain the White House.
A fragmented notice outlines an upcoming federal inspection scheduled for next Saturday evening. It mentions organizational duties, non commissioned members, and the formation of a committee to oversee regulations, with weekly follow up after the inspection.
The notice reports the marriage at the Mary Michon Weis home featuring Dr Clifford Bagley Mandeville and Mrs Vriva Weston. The groom, nephew of G My Bagley and Andron of Mrs Neili Mantoyille, is a graduate of Ann Arbor Medical College who served a year with the Thai army in France and now practices medicine.
The Mc Lillian Guild plans a Monday gathering at the country home of Mrs Sus Van Works Mho Indian. Attendees will meet at 10 from and provisions will be provided, with dibmor and supper served. Volunteers who have not notified the committee should call Mrs C L Alexander, chair of the goods committee.
Washington July 10 Governor James M Cox will present two League of Nations reservations during his capital visit. The White House indicated the reservations may be accepted by President Wilson though one would be interpretative rather than preventive in nature.
A collision between the chief’s automobile and No. 2 triple fire truck on Highth Street in Erie injured Chief Cronin and Pitzer, with other firefighters sustaining cuts and bruises. Cronin and Fitzgerald were hospitalized for X rays and evaluation. Captain Altmeratt escaped serious injury after being thrown from the truck. The crash occurred around 7 PM as two fire units moved south on Pront street and Highth street.
United Press reports London and Stockholm sources say the Bolshevik government accepted Britain’s proposal for a peace between Atwexla and reat Urbe, marked by a tentative armistice and British supervision. The note, though, warned against any violation of terms and Premier’s government faced criticism from Bolshevik officials over the mediation.
Allied delegates report Germany will accept all terms presented at the Spa conference. France’s Premier Milovan notes Germany delivered 51 percent of demanded coal shares. German Foreign Secretary Simons says it is the Allied decision. An Allied commission would monitor compliance and sanction future actions.
United Press reports on the southern front as Bolatiovike troops near Lenberg. A telegraph dispatch notes city evacuations and the progress of Bolshevik forces toward Vilna. Reports detail military movements and strategic shifts affecting the region.
A protest from Mareer county officials to the State Department challenges the consolidated recount of the 28th Congressional district. They argue that a portion of Mareer county was in dispute during the election. The protest comes from Oi City Vinangu and Loma of Witlin J Tilingss.
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Police chief warns Warren residents about an alleged subscription swindler. A letter suggests a traveling carnival is involved and may head toward Corry next week. Weather forecast calls for cloudy tonight and Sunday with possible thunder storms.
A local Young People's Society meeting is announced with Mrs Pont as president and Miss Mabel Afrien among speakers. The event aims to inspire union support and features other women leaders.
A flawed OCR summary notes a new Manley Extension Recorder from Manley Barlow Company promising accurate gas well readings. The device claims self contained operation, no power caveats, and direct recording of original entry time and place, with favorable expert support and potential demand in oil and gas sectors.
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