06 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1920
Page
1
United Press reports widespread flooding across Pennsylvania New Jersey and surrounding areas. The deluge forces hundreds from homes, cuts power and water, halts trains and roads, and triggers emergency hospital openings as residents seek shelter by boats and makeshift aid.
City officials, led by Mayor Kitts, announce a ban on slot machines. The crackdown targets all gambling devices, with removal ordered by Monday March 9. Police will arrest anyone found operating gaming devices after the deadline.
A local utility plans a change on the trainmigalon line from 15 000 to 93 000 volts with manager Abnny stating completion by no08 for all work in rondview. A bystander saved Wovinwt from prolonged interruption while Jamon McGou of Tradford survived a fatal crash near Teishtown seven miles away. A year ago Loire in Binoty, oilman, offered 100 000 for land, which was refused.
A man was killed while using a telephone when a high voltage wire fell and struck him. The incident occurred in Derry as a power company worker reportedly caused the fall, delivering a fatal electric shock to the victim.
A local campaign to raise funds for the Legion proceeds with target dates in the coming days. Volunteers in the Third ward reported continued door knock and subscription efforts while a regular meeting is set for Monday evening at 8. The notices mention residents from Maple Avenue and Irving Street among those expected to contribute. The stormy weather delayed some plans and prevented attendance in Weatttoli New York, with only one early attendee reported.
The president reaffirmed his stance on the treaty amid Senate pressure. Key figures like Senator Lodge pressed for concessions while the White House signaled no new terms, asserting the existing terms suffice and rejecting further reiteration.
A wounded burglar was chased by police after a robbery at the Douglas jewelry store in New Castle. A bystander or officer fired a shot, wounding the suspect who reportedly refused to stop as he fled the scene. The incident occurred near 16 Walt, with authorities confirming the shooting by a police officer.
Dover March call for the Delaware Legislature by Governor Townsend to act on the women's amendment and related measures amid a gubernatorial order.
W A Stoonigh reports the installation and operation of a new cleaning apparatus at the dry cleaning plant. The Meowland Landy Machinery Company model HPO unit extracts gasoline fumes from materials and improves cleaning efficiency. A second turbine and higher capacity system are being added to support upcoming production demands.
Local sports brief notes Keystones travel to Union City this evening for a decisive game with the Avaga faction. Crowd expectations are high as rivals prepare for a tense showdown in City Mil arena amid a hot Keon rivalry hots.
Pleasantville games produced decisive wins for both girls and boys. The girls rolled 20 to 12 while the boys won 58 to 19 as Loveland led the girls with 12 of 20 points. Hoones and Weight starred for Pleasantville with strong baskets and defense throughout the match.
Dispatch from Washington reports continued urging of prewar naval construction as essential to U.S. mobilization. Officials debate funding, diplomacy, and potential treaty implications amid ongoing defense spending discussions and geopolitical concerns.
A community sing at the U B Church seeks broad participation with a planned program featuring a guest singer BLA Gourley from Min ty Wendl and an orchestra. Organizers hope many readers attend as choirs and groups are invited to provide pieces from a wide range of talents.
The Krytamestown Mfg Corp names Curt E Windald of Samestows as superintendent at the plant. Officials praise his twenty years in the industry and experience with Art Metal Construction Co. and Watson Mfg. Co., highlighting his technical knowledge and congenial manner.
Chicago dispatch reports that members of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks employed by the American Express company initiated a strike at 4 a.m. on March 6 seeking a wage increase of four dollars monthly. The union reportedly did not sanction the strike.
Major Sirol reports from Mare Hol on Morach with Pronk troops and Arminitan citizens. Nivol Ni provides brief Oita details as the commission awaits higher details. The text mentions a game outcome and verses but lacks clear events or dates.
An unclear report details a Friday night event at the State Armory with mentions of tickets priced at 127 and plans by individuals named Tad and Gan to write a brief note about conditions of a permit or license. The fragment references a planned appearance by a group called Pris night shoving aqua uietin and a discussion of a drawing or raffle.
A meeting of the Board of Commerce directors was held at the organization offices. The applications of the Gorty Said and Gravel Company and the Amnextown Mit. Corp. for membership were required and accepted.
United Press reports film star Alice Joyce, former wife of Tom Moore, married James Regan Jr, son of the Knickerbocker Hotel proprietor, in a quiet New York ceremony announced today.
A letter and inquiry discuss forming a local Young Men's Christian Association in Corry. It notes interest from young men and boys, potential representatives from the state association, and hopes for a favorable outcome with local support. The piece references prior revival efforts and the possibility of a statewide review.
Frank and Willard Walker brothers completed sixteen bungalow style homes in Chicago Rogers Park. The properties are described as modern in every detail with distinctive mahogany and ivory interiors, guaranteed workmanship, and solid construction. The new residences sit within walking distance of Lake Michigan beaches and Wickigan baths, offering attractive locations on sixteen of thirty-three plots purchased by the firm.
Aronbaldo, Pa March 6. School teachers in the borough, who had been on strike due to a wage increase dispute, voted to resume work on Monday after a meeting with the school board. Board members planned to meet with teachers before then to discuss wage questions.
The bulletin reports fair weather with continued mild conditions and light winds. Forecasters expect stable skies with no significant precipitation and temperatures remaining near seasonal averages.
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