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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
1
A Paris dispatch reports ongoing conference with German delegates as Allied leaders seek a new reparations arrangement. Germany asks for extended time and assurances while Allied officials weigh the plan, with talks including key German and Allied negotiators and possible penalties linked to annual ore shipments.
United Press reports Cabaret girl Loretta Koroy Auburch ainger with her companion was held as police probe the murder of Alfredo Groxiano. A man named Mike McCarty Mish Leroy drove to Bollview city with a fast ride. Witnesses claim inconsistent stories as investigators reconstruct the shooting outside a stairway near the scene.
Seven thousand miners in Pennsylvania strike as they demand the end of a contract system. Workers at several collieries and the Pennsylvanian company press claims after a company refusal to grant their demands. Tensions rise amid walkouts and isolated incidents during the labor actions.
United Press reports Governor Cox plans to replace the current graduated profits tax with a 1 to 4 percent levy on business volume to lower living costs. He estimates this shift could raise 1 to 2 trillion dollars and reduce wartime taxation burdens, while Democrats prepare to defend current taxes.
Disrupted Chicago surface lines amid rumors of broader transport crippling. Officials promise 60% normal service today as 1200 track workers strike in solidarity with electrical workers.
L W Olde reports to officials of the Highway Construction Company that Hare Creek road construction is planned for immediate start. A second firm has effectively taken over the proposition and contractors are reviewing the project scope. Officials say the aim is early completion with every effort to ensure proper execution, possibly by tomorrow.
Delily 16 Anna Horessy aged 10 months is charged with murder after an infant died following a tram ride incident. The case centers on actions aboard a Pennsylvania bound passenger train and a motive tied to personal grievances and food. The article notes a dramatic confession and intent to end her troubles.
United Press dispatch from Marion Ohio reports Harding aims to appeal to progressive voters while accepting the Republican nomination. The plan, driven by Harting and Cox, seeks to counter independent and woman voters altering the balance of power.
Erie All Stars prepare for a regional showdown with the Brio All Stars as pitchers Wolat IPNiNips or Peterson may start. The Bradford lineup includes McDonnell Grubbs Olan Wickes Anderson Leipold Rogery Wifle Boraque Bruekel Tyler and Weather with a cool night and little temperature change expected tomorrow.
A meeting called by the Pennsylvania Gas Commission will discuss proposed gas conservation rules for consumers in Conry. The July 28 session in the Bus Fau of Mines building Pittsburgh will review the rules and how they may affect residents. The Pennsylvania Gas Company notes a worsening shortage and outlines origins and positions from industry and consumers.
New York July 10 The Resolute America’s Supretender will sail the Wenoint sack of hy werlen tomorrow New York Yacht Club announced repairs will be completed today Tim Lipton owner of Birmingham TV praised sportmanship while noting a race outcome he calls a fluke The club declined to modify results and Lipton expressed interest in missing another race.
Chicago July 16 The wage board will announce its decision on a domed of two million wart ore for wage morrunes totaling more than 1,000,000,000 annually. The announcement is set for 1:10 p m next Tuesday.
Wastington Democrats prepared for Gov James M. Cox to receive a warm welcome on his arrival tomorrow from California. The Doniverdbi¢ town expects to reach Mcery shortly after 1 PM. John Costello, DC Democratic National Committeeman, leads a crowd that may number several thousand at the station.
A wary public notice warns that billions in crop damage could be avoided by attracting wild birds to deter pests. The plan proposes a monthly stipend for every resident and promises daily illustrated depictions of birds to educate communities on local species and their roles.
United Press reports a strong quake hit Los Angeles at 30:11 a m triggering people to rush from downtown offices and shops. No major panics or casualties were confirmed though some damage was suspected as aftershocks rattled the area.
A housing shortage grips the city as real estate dealers report unprecedented demand for homes and living quarters. Up to twenty one applicants bought homes in a single day while daily rental and furnished apartment applications pour in. Many who moved on April 1 still seek suitable quarters, with a housing project hoped to finish by September 1 and a housing corporation likely to press for a swift solution.
United Press reports Federal Prohibition Commissioner Kramer says Boston is the dryest large city in the nation and notes New York remains the wettest with an estimated 700 violation sites. He cites 11,000 saloons previously in New York and pledges continued enforcement amid ongoing violations in big cities.
United Press dispatch reports former Seattle mayor Ole Hanson will testify in Chicago regarding his proscription for dealing with radicals and methods used against the Communist party. The note mentions Taft and other party members and references related fallout from the ongoing trial.
United Press reports a four plane airway expedition began from Mineola heading to Nome Alaska. Captain Street’s group reached Erie yesterday after fog caused a detour. the remaining leg to Grand Rapids will proceed today. Officials say arrival in Erie is expected after 4 pm with schedule extended through tomorrow.
A six year old child from Findley Lake was struck by a large touring car near home and later by a freight train on Smith Street crossing. The child suffered a fractured right thigh and extensive bruising, taken to Corey hospital. Driver identity unavailable. A Ford car and its driver, unnamed, collided with a freight train at Panngyhya crossing at 3 am. no injuries reported and the party continued on.
Construction funds and pledges have secured start for Emmanuel Church exterior overhaul. Planned features include a new brick wall, a square tower, and a modern design to honor the steeple, with a Corry Oriental brick exterior and a completed basement.
The Pine Grove Dome Association directors convened last night amid disjointed remarks and garbled talk. Muddled names and unclear motions dominated the meeting as control and changes stirred the room.
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