28 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
1
United Press reports Athalon convention coverage with division over the Yolen law plank. Wilson supporters, led by President Wilton and Senators Jud, appear likely to win the platform fight while opponents push modification and caution to the treaty’s ratification terms. Party factions attend the convocation amid tense negotiations.
Reports say Xail workers remain idle with no new developments from the outlaw walkout tied to the railroad strike. Railroads have issued notices while yard workers face possible sympathy actions, with freight still delayed from key western routes as agents monitor potential wider action.
By Raymond Clapper, Wamitan N Ty June 28 Warren Harding today began a relaxation break before active campaigning. He will open talks with Governor Coolidge in the capital, return to Marion Hoon, and plan for Washington, with attention to events through Friday night. His schedule includes nine tasks of policy.
Fragmented report notes the drowning of former war prisoners when an 8000 ton Bolshevik vessel sank in the Neva river near Leningrad. The item cites vague, unconfirmed details with no corroborating source. The chaotic text also mentions scattered notes about individuals in Hamburg and other European locales amid unclear circumstances.
Fragmentary report notes William Pendleton and Lorimer, racing partner of Toxwphi Bluelly, murdered Furman. Goolarod says he told all he knew about the slaying. Police officials refused to state if he would be examined again. Calls were made from the Elwell home to Pendleton’s on the morning of the inquiry.
Report from United Prouy SPUNKALTAWNEY notes the town of Mabhffoy nearly destroyed by a blaze yesterday. Fire caused extensive damage, with property losses estimated around $100,000 and authorities investigating the incident.
New Nubone Company announces private completion of offices at 26th and Ash, ivory color interior with dark trim, expected ready for occupant in a couple of weeks. Mayoralty confirms opening for business on May 15, with Miss Florence Andrews in charge and local indies from Hiie returning to assist. Weather remains calm tonight and Tuesday as congestion eases at the office location.
A crowded convention scene unfolds in Frisco as Palmer McAdoo and Cox lead in early rounds with about 260 votes expected on first ballots. McAdoo’s backers claim near 600 votes in total, while others like Palmer and Cox vie for support amid a shifting field including Gerard Davis and Marshall.
A United Free Noon-Convention opens with J. Bruce Kremer as View chairman. Rt Rev. Pty Ryan delivers a prayer. Remarks outline committee actions and formal opening. Committees are detailed with references to presentations, nominations, and adjournment.
In Baltimore a Democratic convention gathers 1,098 delegates as plans to nominate a president and platform take shape. The hall, expected to seat 10,060, struggles to accommodate demand while efforts to fund the convention reach $200,000 with substantial private support.
San Francisco June 23 United Press reports Homer Cummings, heading the Democratic platform committee, assailed Republican opponents over the peace treaty issue. He praised Woodrow Wilson and attacked Republicans in Congress, warning of conspiracy and urging unity for national achievements during the war era.
Dublin reports say military fits and clashes persist as British troops raid shops and stores in retaliation for attacks on troops. Station master at Mallow assaulted when trainmen refused to operate trains carrying troops. Bantry quiet. Cork area police barracks burned amid rail strike tensions. Conductors and operators show reluctance to work with troops or police during the strike.
A motorcycle or car turned turtle near Baker Hill last night at Baleor, injuring five people. The vehicle, driven by Mr. Woot of Grand Valley, slid off the road at the foot of the Wil, sending the machine into a small creek after leaving the roadway. The accident occurred when the machine got beyond Mr. Woods control as the rider looked back.
About forty newspaper men visited Conneaut Lake for an outing hosted by Henry O. Hulcomb and the Conneaut Lake Company at Aptel Conneaut Exposition Park. Charles F. Putnam of Lagusville greeted guests on arrival, dinner was served, Nir Alla’s orchestra provided music, and a moonlight lake ride plus an aerial sighting by Min Miller highlighted the event. Over 1000 feet of air travel and a formal dinner for 400 filled a festive night scene with park towers and lights.
City officials led by Mayor Alexander held a morning conference to address complaints about age restrictions on fire crackers from recent weekends. Dealers were notified that further actions would occur before July 1 and penalties could include disorderly conduct charges for using firecrackers before the Fourth. Police warned enforcement would tighten.
A Dodge touring car driven by B. Qaillsdh of Clymer was destroyed by fire late yesterday afternoon on Findley Lake Road. The vehicle burned completely after fumes from near the engine ignited. Occupants escaped unharmed, witnesses say the blaze started in the forward part of the van near the engine as they jumped away. The car, bought only a week ago by Cutiveh, appeared damaged but the police believed the fire started from a mechanical fault.
Erie trainman was thrown through a front door of a caboose during a mishap around 9 Saturday night. He was taken to Corry hospital with facial injuries and possible internal trauma. Police describe a robbery at Blair grocery earlier that day and note a poorly lit area hindered patrols in viewing interior.
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