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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
1
Washington reports the Senate surged toward final adjournment after the House backed a joint resolution for adjournment. A 44 to 24 vote split reflected party lines while President Wilson signaled no objection to adjournment and may recall Congress if emergency demands arise.
United Press reports from Warhtnodon on June 3 about a campaign expenditure committee to locate Stebbins for two weeks. Kenyon chairs the Major General Wood campaign and announced at the opening of activities that the committee has sought Stebbins and reserved information about his appearance tomorrow.
Washington June 8 The Villa faction suffered defeats at Parral as General Villa attacked villages in Chihuahua. The State Department reported ongoing military pursuit led by the commander at Whilhwalita.
A Rochester girl Mary Napoll was abducted while walking to work. Police say she was forced into a car and driven away by unknown suspects. Local authorities issued alerts and urged residents to report any information about the incident.
A congressional panel today voted 7 to report favorably a joint resolution to authorize the United States to accept a mandate over Armenia as requested by the President. The committee action signals support for a formal mandate proposal amid foreign affairs discussions.
Harrisburg bureau of accidents reports April data with thirty four crashes causing deaths and injuries. The article notes 179 persons killed and 60 injured in rail grade crossing incidents, with autos destroyed in a portion of the accidents.
A Washington report notes the investigating committee plans to adjourn today after reviewing campaign expenditures. The Republican majority signals the panel has completed its work and may close with a final vote. The focus centered on how much various candidates spent.
Parig, June 9. Members of the Hungarian peace commission have arrived here and will sign the peace treaty tomorrow. The delegation reached the city to formalize terms ending hostilities and establish postwar arrangements.
Jury hears testimony in the Odell murder case as the trial nears verdict. The article notes local interest, with references to Carmen Hiquid’s pitch and Be a Shawly, while detailing courtroom proceedings and expected rulings.
Reported by United Press from London and Dublin describes continued troop movements toward Ireland as authorities confront Sinn Fein activity. Robotic typos aside, the dispatch notes plans for ships to Plymouth and Queenstown and massed attacks in King’s County with rail and telegraph disruption near Clara and Geashlal, temporarily suspending rail service.
United Press reports Toan Valentine, alleged kidnapper of Edward Jaiell Jr., was arrested in Buffalo on June 3. Police tracked him to a house at 14 Wilkinson Street where the boy, Edward Jaiell Jr., was found. Valentine was taken into custody.
Vermont's delegates to the national Democratic convention will go to the gathering without formal instruction. The convention records show support for woman suffrage universal military training and other liberal policies.
The article notes yesterday's rain was welcomed and there will be further divine services after a solemn ceremony at Eisenboth's. It mentions the death of Mrs Fila Holley Moud and a funeral planned in Pine Grove with prayers led by Frederick Verey.
The recount of the state senatorial race began this morning as county commissioners prepared to open ballot boxes. Officials expect the process to extend beyond a day, with county boxes to be opened in the city and county at large.
A chaotic dispatch reports a bubonic plague outbreak in Vera Cruz prompting quarantine orders by local authorities. Two new cases were confirmed, and residents are urged to take precautions while city operations suspend on specified days.
President Witton expected to announce the personnel of the new commission to settle wage differences of water and miners. The details were anticipated at the White House this morning.
Last night’s shoot at a Warrens field shows scores for many shooters including selections such as Selcle eraon 90 and Fehlman 99. The piece notes the appointment of rector of the Wren Ghoreh of St. Sonny Anita Idelphin who will assume full charge of the work September 1 following delayed regional duties.
Reports from Philadelphia indicate Senator Boies Penrose will endorse Governor William G. Sproul for the Republican national convention. The pledge aims to shift support amid prior backing for Knox and to clarify the party’s candidate choice.
The Legion urges citizens to aid in locating Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, a famed draft evader who disappeared after federal authorization. Posts distribute notices naming a 1920 Pontiac and a 18821 engine serial, offering rewards for information leading to his apprehension.
United Press reports Friends of Senator Boies Penrose affirm he will attend the GOP national convention in Chicago. A spokesman said he plans to reach Chicago by Sunday at the latest despite a physician's warning against travel. Governor Sproul held talks with Republican leaders following the conference.
A regular city commission meeting is set for next Monday evening to discuss routine items. The agenda likely includes filling the vacancy caused by the death of former city controller A. L. Wales.
The May trade records show 47 transfers at city offices, with no current prospects for trade with Soviet Russia. The embargo remains in place under the War Trade Board and State Department, marking a historic volatility in cross border transactions.
Washington reports a new version of the original million dollar fund raised to secure presidential nominations for Major General Wood was discussed by the Senate campaign expense committee. Ambrose Monell, named as a long-time contributor, was identified as author of the plan according to a witness.
Funeral services for Mrs Irwin Crane were held yesterday at 2 o clock at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George Webber on Rust Avenue with many relatives in attendance. The procession proceeded to Ping Grove cemetery where pallbearers included John Dugan Ato Bell Robert Privateon Rotor Charles Bell and Bease Barks. Out of town relatives attended from various areas.
A public meeting in Wolcott New York discussed an increase for post office employees. Alderman C B Porter led the ceremony at his office amid an Old Wars Convention setup. Event included music and varied speeches.
The final meeting of the Corry Hospital Directors elected the spring year board. Votes were tallied with LR Bins 620, D. Warren DeRosay 613, Z. Heerlen 632, Laurie 482, Harry Sith 608, W. Olde 639, A D Colegrove 478, W H Daly 487, B D Makenzie 479. Total 788 votes cast, 80 percent in person and 420 by proxy.
The Parent-Teachers Association will meet at the auditorium tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. Attendees urged to be present. the session will cover important business and petitions not yet signed.
The Alathians met in the parlor of the Mies home to review the past year's work and plan noted tasks. A family picnic is set for June 16 at Pine Valley, hosted by Mes NiGhBH.
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