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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
1
Senator Mikay Foknwon of California declares a finish fight for the Republican presidential nomination. He asserts the party will rally behind the candidate with Governor Wrinkford and ally Lintymiler projecting support. The remarks imply confidence in securing the nomination at the forthcoming convention.
June 2 Wastingdon. Richard Keating former Colorado congressman testified before the Senate campaign expenditure committee in May. He said the Tongue had not contributed toward a residentind campaign but.
A group of women confronts the British flag outside a government building, shouting demands for Irish freedom. The incident occurs as protesters draw attention to Ireland's political status amid ongoing tensions.
Trial of Edward Rumley former pilot of the New York Evening Mail and two others resumes after a delay. Accused of conspiring to cause a German-owned refinery explosion by manipulating vapor at a property in Manhattan. Proceedings move forward with charges relating to violent acts and state impacts.
Spionkop wins the English Derby overcoming rivals as Avohnlin and other contenders fade. The article notes Dowm may have been a key figure in the race with and without clear details.
London dispatch reports a bold raid on the Kings Hall in Dublin by about one hundred raiders supported by a crowd. The attack overwhelmed guards, prompted fears as families were driven away, and British authorities prepared reinforcements from Belfast to Cork. Train cars en route to Cork were seized except for certain units.
United Press reports Chicago election notes a divided Republican committee seating three delegates from Minnesota 10th district. A vote of HM to 12 ousted two irregular delegates believed to back Johnwon, while supporters of Major General Wood backed the defeated delegates.
In Confluence Pennsylvania on June 2 a newlywed woman, Voges Teckett, fatally believed her revolver unloaded and shot her husband, aged 23, then dragged him toward a hospital before collapsing herself. Doctors consider the husband’s condition dangerous but improving.
The Corry Grange will hold its regular season Saturday afternoon at Muestbee hall with a program including Singing Pho Grange How I Found Dime for My Row Car Henle Lashien What Destination in Mount Needed Aew Paper Hospitality Mes C Th Hoth Vocal solo Mr Barton Roalng Mins Thelma Alyce Ourrent Mrs Adde Crowell What Is the Thewt outlook for the fur Jhive of young man who works for wages in the city or who works for wage in the editor for Barton Question Hox surprise tender
A trial in the Odell murder case proceeds with police, court actions and emotional testimony. The defendant Tiny Odell faces charges in the Bayard Knell homicide as spectators and media await further proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a confused line mentioning Sir Adolph Aibeany and Jenny at Corry Hospital. The visible data suggests a personal or social item without clear event details. Further legible context is needed to form a proper title and summary.
Newly elected officers of the Board of Commerce will assume office at the next regular meeting, Friday evening. Officers listed include President Frank Lautie, First Vice President Arthur Gol grove, Second Vice President Murray Old, Third Vice President a A. Roberts, Treasurer O. H. Andros, Directors W. Olde and C. Bayde, with the session likely next week.
Readable fragments indicate construction work on municipal buildings is stalled due to daytime traffic restrictions and expected thunderstorms. One line notes delays in deliveries and shipments, with cooler evening air anticipated tonight.
Paris reports from Tintin and other outlets warn that Germany could join in a new European war. German plans discussed at a TV conference include mobilizing about 700,000 troops against France and around 500,000 against Poland, with uncertainty delaying decisive action.
Congress moves to expedite action on a resolution to adjourn, with lawmakers aiming for a Saturday vote. If the measure fails, a six week delay may follow, and further adjournment is not guaranteed.
Wastlington June 2. Postmaster reappointed J. Palo Andrew. Henry M. Aton New Castle ward 8. Charles L. Gibbs Flemington. appoints include Pennsylvanian towns. Postmaster bonuses include a 30 percent raise effective June 1, with prior 28 percent increase from January. Increased costs reflect labor and newsprint.
City police launch a campaign urging motorists to follow all traffic laws within city limits. Officials warn against violations and list simple safety tips such as keeping to the right, not tailgating, obeying speed limits, and avoiding horn overuse. The drive emphasizes visibility, proper lane use, and safe parking to reduce crashes.
A frantic note describes a deadly device directed at 70 girls, reportedly sent by a rejected suitor to Mig Haye Basimgardner of Mone Westleyville Futian. An arrest was made in connection with the attempted explosion as police investigate the improvised bomb and its handling.
New York race notes Edwards and Johnson as favorites amid a scramble of nominees and uncertainties. Remaining contenders and early polling show the field narrowing as voters prepare for upcoming ballots.
A Wilmington based report states Gann Vilentho, charged with kidnapping during the Memorial Day parade, has been traced to Buffalo. The article details a birthday gathering for a local child, with a program including entertainment and a lecture night by Mirabel Mei and Frances Page, and notes broader church activities and plans for future services and gatherings.
Six miners are reported killed in a mine explosion near Sentleyville Pennsylvania as rescuers search for missing workers. The shaft wrecked at Cokebung and the cause of the blast remains unknown. The mine is operated by Ontario Gas Company of Pittsburgh.
A Meadville man named Hansion was fatally injured when struck by a moving Erie railroad car shortly after 8 PM near the yards in Meadville. The exact cause is unclear but the victim appeared to be entangled beneath the wheels, with the body found mangled at the site. The incident occurred in front of the yard headquarters, prompting an immediate investigation.
A garbled page combines stock listings for Amer Savollocs Amer T&D Great Northern and other equities with scattered local notices. It mentions Beolk Smith and workers compensation referee, a funeral for Mrs Shunta, and a service in Converse rooma with details about timing and attendees, followed by an apparent memorial procession and burial plan at Pine Aways.
A federal grand jury in Syracuse today indicted multiple defendants in a clothing profiteering case. The charges allege excessive pricing and illegal manipulation of clothing costs, naming Joseph Pulliver of Binghamton and Michael Toa among those implicated. details include alleged price fixing and unlawful profit from apparel sales.
Members of the Wietorical Circle motored to a collage visit with Mr and Mrs D Ry Brackin hosting. Seven dollars funded May lilies and meals while former member Mrs Benjamin Tastinle reviewed reminiscences. The trip, in cars provided by D J Bracken and others, was described as a perfect day and very enjoyable.
President Wilkonoday telegraphed Delaware assemblymen urging support for the federal woman suffrage amendment. The lawmakers, including Mulewa, Milrain, and B. McNiGt, had previously voted against the measure.
The readable fragments describe an animal meeting of hospital stockholders to be held at the library tonight at 7 o clock with regular director business. Edward Sargent delivered a speech at previous exercises and will resign July 1 after six years as superintendent of the Moudyiiia schools.
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