Paul Lynch Succumbed to Pneumonia
The death notice reports Paul Lynch, son of Mechanic Mim. P. Cel yingh, died from pneumonia. The obituary notes burial arrangements and basic personal details.
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Paul Lynch
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
1
France objects to plan for German aid
The article reports France opposing a proposed German aid plan amid war strain. It notes officials arguing about European economic policy, German manufacturing issues, and broader Allied strategy affecting France's postwar rebuilding efforts.
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France
New York Bond Thefts Rise Amid Disorderly Reports
March 5. District attorney John Pooling reports a surge in bond thefts across New York with losses ranging from 500 to several thousand dollars. Authorities seek leads as suspects, including messenger boys, are implicated in the separate heists that target bond desks and securities.
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York
Arnatelu
John Pooling
Yenterday
Norte
Tia Mier
Nok Bokorsph
Vessels Crew On Trial For Mutiny At Sea
Mutiny charges loom as a ship crew faces trial in Newport. Officials report a tense courtroom session with statements from naval officers and defense arguments. The case centers on alleged collective disobedience aboard a vessel tied to Norfolk operations. The outcome could influence maritime discipline and crew conduct standards.
Weeks Opera House Fire 20 Years Ago Recalls 1890s Blaze
A March anniversary recalls the Weeks Opera House fire of twenty years prior. The building on West Washington Street burned after preparations for a minstrel show. Fire reportedly began around 1 AM with interior destruction and a $85,000 loss.
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East Washington Street
Rex Theater
Invasion Tensions Rise as Red Threat Looms
Government officials warn of imminent Soviet invasion of Poland and surrounding regions. Aimed relief measures include food aid and grain provisions for Poland Armenia and Austria amid reports of extreme poverty and critical conditions.
Women Union Meeting Amid Devotional Program Disrupted
A disrupted gathering at a home in South Street Thorney followed a devotional program. Speakers urged participation and preparation for upcoming voting while authorities prepared responses to inquiries and tensions around the event.
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Christian Ponporanon Union
Apwaton
Crapnor
Thorney
London
Siberia
Pavnihdre
Vindivontok
Americans and British Seized in Antisianta Incident
A disjointed OCR passage notes Americans and British being held during an event labeled Antisianta. Names and places appear garbled, but the fragment implies a hostage or detention scenario involving multiple nationalities and a confusion of affiliations.
Two Day Thaw Makes Roads Hazardous Across City
A severe thaw crippled travel as icy patches melted into slush causing dangerous driving and road obstructions. Traffic slowed on main routes while minor accidents and stalled vehicles hindered several neighborhoods after the freeze broke.
Modified Economic Decision Faces Prolog Trial
A garbled report from Paris notes a modified economic decision involving tenoundil of Prolog and Twevian send Gore. The text references a Bed modified 10 moat yrith the Hreouh vlowpgint, with unclear details and positions.
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United Prose
Paris
Gore
Final Contest This Evening Between Two Squads at State Armory
Tonight the Wedagaday and Wriday vow to hold a significant showdown at the State Armory. Strong turnout expected as teams clash amid local interest and rivalry.
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State Armory
Corry Lodge Elects New Officers At Annual Meeting
Corry Lodge held its annual election and installation of officers with a large gathering. Exalted Ruler presided as candidates received votes for several positions and officers were installed, followed by remarks on lodge growth and community service.
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Reates
C. L. Alexander
Corry Lodge
Uivsiaetia
Gerry Yoder
Ty Alexpntors
Leon Satturleos Hatoumed Lovni
Tay We
Furhoss
H. Davie
Vrotturer
Oscar Anitrowa
Maxander
Grand Lodge
Walter L. Make
AL Fernat
William Z. Myers
Austin
Andie
Tallin
Tere Todgi
Hoover Will Be Witness In Senate Probe
An investigation into the operations of the U S Arai Corporation has begun in Washington. Senator Rewd of Mikyouri introduced Hur, who presented a report by Grinun, chairman of the Senate committee, about alleged speculation in grain company employment.
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Washington
Murehndlihort
Yeitieas
Hie U8
Arai Corporation
Hitng
Luthe Sounte
Senapar Rewd
Mikyouri
Prspokand, Wash, Mead Jrey
Vaiploywis
The
Grain Corporation
Delayed Action on Colby Nomination by Promotion Committee
A United Press report from Washington states the foreign relations committee again delays consideration of the nomination of Baseldge Colby for Secretary of State. The committee will continue deliberations into next week as the confirmation process stalls.
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United Prom
Washington
SeTho Bon
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Tate
Comisaittan
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Three Die in Mull Explosion At Samuagie Steel Plant
A blast at the Samuagie Steel plant injured several and killed three men. The dead are Alex Waitin, Patrick Johnson, and Samuel Somuel, all named in local reports. The incident occurred at the Mull facility, with others hospitalized and investigators seeking a cause.
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Samuagie Steel Company
Buh
Siuarow
Dontaire
Alex Waitin
Ron Bwvarn
Patrick Johnson
Atle Somuel
Sum Sharon
Stephen Butalle
Gui
Biaron
Aries
Nina
Parliament Delegation Arrives for County Road Vote
A delegation from Titnaville led by Conavir Cayter and Benedijt Watton will travel from Mondylilo to attend a county road meeting. They will testify on a proposed road project valued at $1,590,001. The vote reportedly passed by a single ballot in Watbaginty.
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TH. T Conavir
le B. Cayter
Benedijt
If B. Wattonywll
Titnaville
Hera
Mondylilo
Uwe yYees Saga
Watbaginty
Wilson's Second Note Delivered to Premiers
United Prose reports that President Wilson's second note on the Adventia da Vita was delivered to the council of premiers this afternoon in London.
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Wilson
United Prose
London
Counsil
D A R MEF MEETING DISCUSSES PIENNISYLVANIA REVOLUTION SUPPORT
D A R MEF D A R MEF met yesterday at Mrs A Bila King with Mrs Phelps present. Miss May Howard and Miss Marion Skidmore led an interesting talk on the state of Pennsylvania in the Revolution. The chapter voted to aid in the eruption of the Washington Union at Watendorf with 116 to be deposited. An April Colonial Ball will be held to raise funds for par lation used. Refreshments were served, with several members present.
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D. A. Dr
A. Bila King
Phelps
Miss May Howard
Marion Sf
Skidmore
Pennmylyuniee
Watenford
Charles “Martin
Sid Low White
Spartansburg
Mn. Bla
Railway Force Stability Declared Amid Ownership Return
Agent Marlin announces no overall decrease in railway forces as private ownership returns. Reports claim reduced yard crews and staffing shifts. officials expect large BMW force transfers to remain for now, with March 15 as a reopening target for Etio offices and Freight operations in Pennary regions.
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Local Campaign Nears For State Guard Enlistments
Indications point to an intensive drive for Pennsylvania National Guard enlistments starting next week. Preparations stall due to Captain Haenel's absence, while Major Fish and local leaders press for mobilization of Company A to complete organization and strengthen statewide defense efforts.
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Mogne
Corry
State expert investigates Oil City's water quality
Oil City without public statement on water condition as Parke of the State Board of Health met with city officials to review the water supply. He said any action would be reported to the state department.
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Parke
Marrisburg
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