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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1920
Page
1
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In a fiery blaze at a white dominated area, a fierce blaze caused by an “all white” sale in Hose io district prompted efforts to control flames. No injuries reported. Fire crews fought the blaze through the night, with investigators examining the scene.
A United Press report notes a prohibition enforcement action against international yacht owners in New York waters. Officials confiscated liquor from vessels passing three miles offshore as spectators gathered and observed the event.
American Johnson of Laxhoro Moinle will participate in the campaign, joining Pravk Morrison in announcing the information. The rations campaign of Snformabion volére shifts to full swing under the leadership of the Inhor record of ergennifidats.
Report from Washington states British sailors were fined after trampling a flag during a protest. The State Department noted the incident and said discipline was imposed by the responsible authorities.
In a difficult wind, the Resolute again outpaced Shamrock and led early. The Shamrock tacked to attack from leeward as Resolute stretched to windward, while Royalite trailed with the fleet in a brisk race off Long Island.
Washington reports say Governor Cox will meet President Wilton at the White House in a conference with cabinet members and other officials. The discussions may influence key campaign choices as the delegation plans for the next phase.
In Amigagd on July 17 the labor board will begin hearings to hear demands of 70 000 rail expressmen for wage increases. The process follows reports of injured workers and a push for better compensation across the industry.
A Bolivian president and cabinet members fled to Chile amid political turmoil. Chile mobilizes reserves and orders 1918 and 1914 military units to return. A visitor from East Trady was seen in Santiago with friends while en route home from Tre.
United Press report outlines extensive quake damage in Los Angeles with several injuries and overwhelmed jail, elevator and power systems. Officials note prisoners briefly escaped and rescue crews work amid aftershocks as damage assessment continues.
Chicago officials report Stroot car service returning to normal after near halt. Leaders of the strike will confer this afternoon to discuss wage increases and settlement terms amid ongoing labor tensions.
The article reports repair plans for a detour road to Findley after years of poor condition and heavy wear. Crews aim to drag and smooth the road next week to prevent further impassable sections and restore access.
Police officer Foho Gorgowich was struck and suffered a double skull fracture after an unprovoked attack. He was found unconscious on a sidewalk in Poderas afreat and hospitalized.
Local Maryland activist J Hammond Brown urges stronger protections for native wildlife. He chairs the Maryland Wild Life Protectors Association and calls for coordinated statewide steps to safeguard songbirds and other species.
Army airmen depart Erie on a 9,000 mile journey to Nome Alaska. Captain Street leads the group with four planes from the New York Alaska signs project. Weather and engine issues delayed takeoff but crews plan to resume from Grand Rapids and Scranton as needed.
The Corry Motor Club held a regular meeting at the Board of Commerce office. Members discussed completing roadwork to Pindley Lake this year, establishing a gas station, and investigating cooperative tire buying. They also considered state traffic violations and possible action by local lawmakers.
The Leva Nine management announces Wednesday contests will resume next week. The Eagle Baseball City of Celoron lines up Johnson second base Anderson Greenane Wade Wade An Motion Solirogisch Adberg Monson Remin Ladotta Bwoot Carbon on the mound. Twinsville likely visits Saturday, with the Salamanag White Sox the following day. Weather portends a positive outlook.
A chaotic wave of labor action affects about 2.5 million workers nationwide. Reports describe stoppages in multiple sectors, drawing attention to rising tensions between unions and employers during the period in question.
Police hold a gangster alias the Wolf in the murder of Alfredo Graziano 22 outside a West Side restaurant. Detained are two men linked to a quarrel over a woman two nights earlier and an ex nightclub singer connected to the case.
A large crowd gathered at Union Station to welcome Governor Jamies M Cox, nominee for president, as Cox and accompanying officials arrived. Rail officials estimated the train would be delayed by about an hour as crowds cheered and lawmakers paused from holiday duties.
Desperate fighting among autulies loyalists to Pekin continues as rebels near the city. Cabinet forces are said to be about 14 miles from Pekin ready to move if necessary, with reports of severe clashes and high casualties, though details remain unclear.
Unclear OCR text shows Americans defeating a British tennis pair in Davis Cup action at Wimbleton Park London. Details are garbled with multiple misreads but indicate a victory for the American doubles team over the UK pair with mention of specific players obscured.
County government plans a conference Monday between the county commissioners and judges Rossiter and Jit to discuss courthouse alterations. Proposals include a U shaped expansion extending the prothonotary’s office and a new wing, with offices for register and recorder and clerk of courts to be created after current terms expire.
Local railroad offices demand strict enforcement of the Interstate Commerce Commission order that limits unloading time for coal cars. The mandate, affecting perishable and fragile freight, aims to reduce odors and delays. Debates on feasible embargo periods and readiness of crews continue as the railroads push for compliance.
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