14 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
1
Readable fragments hint at a 18th century store remaster or restoration project. The text mentions a proposal or plan related to commerce or archive work with vague references to a location and dates but lacks clear details. Further copy would clarify participants and outcomes.
A fragmentary note references mahogany in stock with unclear dates or figures. The text mentions price and quantity hints but lacks complete details about the item or the buyer.
United Press reports Senator Warren G Harding, Republican nominee for president, returns to Washington to map his campaign. He will confer with party leaders next week, visit Marion Ohio, and may play golf if possible while broadening plans and addressing rising living costs.
Warren G Harding’s youth in Marion Ohio is described with early musical exposure in the village cornets band. He shows aptitude but abandons a vocation afterward, later pursuing public life as a presidential candidate at a notably young age.
The text presents a garbled excerpt framing Calvin Coolidge as a champion of law and order and the defender of the weak against powerful interests. It notes his status as Governor of Massachusetts and Republican nominee for vice president, marking a point where he rose to national prominence.
The readable fragments mention a person who wanted to be president on January 13 at Warnicn, with references to Terence King and Marlon. It also lists roles such as lieutenant governor, a defeated governor bid in Ohio, and a nomination for president. Additional items include a temporary candidacy, the Republican national convention, and the Republican presidential nominee.
Fragmentary notes recount Coolidge born in Vermont and rising from modest roots to national prominence. Mentions Yale or Amherst era education, early law practice, service in state politics, and later ascent to lieutenant governor and U.S. senator. Also references Taft support, Chicago convention, and presidential election context with Wilson’s congratulatory mood.
Fragmentary OCR notes list political items from 19th century Vermont and nearby areas. Mentions Amberab College graduate Gence A Goodhue of Burlington and election references to governors and a republican nominee, with garbled dates and places.
State authority approved plans forTex theater and a new school to replace the Hato building in the second ward. Architecture by Mountain OR Hogery submitted preliminary plans. full school plans await drafting while Rex stool work is set to start within two weeks.
Members of the Cory Review of the Maccabees held Memorial services and a ritual honoring departed members. Fifteen ladies transported by auto to Pine Grove and St. Pine Beth cemeteries placed gravemarkers in red, black, and white. Two vocal solos were performed, a short eulogy delivered by Lady Commander Elaworth, and living members received tribute amid floral arrangements.
United Press dispatch reports a tense scene in San Francisco as members of the Demeratis party grapple with prohibition sentiment. Officials seek to curb anti prohibition forces by pushing a two thirds vote to formalize party stance ahead of the national convention.
Organized labor in Montreal and across Canada mobilizes for a six hour day proposal. Acknowledging a work hour standard set at forty hours weekly, advocates say the plan would reduce total hours while preserving employment and wages. Labor leaders insist the move would not raise living costs, though industry would face notable hour reductions.
United press report states a $10,000,000 damage suit was brought in U S district court by private detective Gaston B. Meany against defendants Khan and Arsigiant Dba Tooling. The action accuses defamation related to the engagement of Meg Mando as wife of A King, an alleged heir to a millionaires' estate. The case seeks redress for alleged wrongful conduct and consequent damages amid ongoing acquittal developments.
A garbled report notes Republican leaders discussing plans for opposing the likely Democrat nominee William G. McAdoo and mentions Governor James Cox of Ohio as McAdoo’s strongest rival for the ticket. It references possible Democratic contenders and the setup for a national convention.
United Press reports Washington briefings predicting the Bolshevik government will fall within the next month or by July, citing worsening conditions in Russia since the Soviet takeover. The note frames the regime as doomed amid internal turmoil and external pressures.
United Press report from Whtlacbuaila June 4 states parents of the thirteen month old Coughlin baby believe they heard from kidnappers after a letter described from Atlantic Clip. A ransom of 6000 is demanded and the parents prefer private dealings with the abductors.
The report covers a renamed appointment by Pres Bent Wilkon naming Norman Davis of New York as under secretary of state with prior service as assistant secretary of the treasury since 1918. A separate item from Titusville dated June 14 details the death of Michael Martin O'Brien, 22, from injuries in an accident at the P. R. yard near the Hollow House, May 6, with a stiff description of the incident and the shifting train involved. The piece also notes local notices about obituaries and residents tied to the events.
Two men killed in a rear end collision on the Delaware and Hudson railroad near Saratoga two miles from Kindley Lake. The report notes a car crash and a dangerous stretch, with local officials investigating.
United Press report says fifteen killed as a passenger train from Grand Rapids Michigan collides with a freight train in the South Chicago yards. Early notices were unconfirmed but authorities and doctors were rushed to the scene.
Utah Democrats convened to select delegates and alternates for the national convention in San Francisco. Paul I May, temporary chairman, announced a permanent selection process would be decided during the meeting.
Mieres Hugalieths Shea and Mhoman Hopkins were married this morning at St Thomas by Rev I Tracey. The couple, both of the city, exchanged vows at 11 o clock, with Miss Florneo Dike as maid of honor. A wedding breakfast at the bride’s father's home followed. The groom’s family and guests head to work in Cleveland and at Ajuse Tron Works.
Mrs Harry Whitney reported jewels valued at 50000 stolen from her on a train carrying Republican delegates. A passenger found the jewels on a man who turned them over near Philadelphia after a general search. The jewels were believed abandoned by the thief during the journey from Morristown to Philadelphia.
News that Warren Harding received the presidential nomination and Calvin Coolidge named as running mate was revived by United Press wire, signaling a move toward party harmony despite surprise at the choice. The report notes the nomination came fourteen hours before papers reached the city and reflects the broader political situation.
Charles M. Greene, chief apiarist of the State Department of Agriculture, will address beekeepers in the vicinity Wednesday afternoon June 16. His talk will cover hive inspection, queen rearing options in Pennsylvania, beekeeping basics, equipment supply, and honey marketing. Location is the home of Wm. Lully at 330 Pleasant Street.
The Corry Lodge planned Wing Day events for this evening at 7 o'clock in the City Park with Gy A R Woman's Relief and Ariritun Logton-avill Pike assisting. A misread broadcast notes a mahogany cabinet piano, Polish war office mention, and a prearranged plan drawing attention to a possible commando action, details garbled in the report.
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