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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
1
Miners press for closed shop amid workplace conflict. The dispute centers on employment terms and union recognition. Authorities and union reps clash over the directive, with several workers facing expulsion from the plant.
Fragmented text discusses expected reaction to Wilson's stance in a political league dispute. The piece hints at party divisions, possible mediation, and speculation on endorsements and consequences for candidates and offices. The readable portions mention Hawkins, Hawthorne, and references to a potential policy shift.
A daylight robbery at Damon Armigee & Company's Jewelry Store in Dalaimony, Michigan, saw suspects smash a large plate glass window and grab diamonds valued at hundreds of dollars. Police and bystanders reported the heist as dawn broke.
William Dehler died from injuries received after being attacked near his home in the city. He had lived in the area for over twenty years and was a well known neighbor and longtime member of the community. He leaves a widow and several children and grandchildren.
Funeral services for Mrs Parsons held at Minn Heaths Willsope at 2 50 PM in a pine cemetery. Dozens attended as relatives and friends joined Rev Broderick Wy Troy at the Baptist church for a service and burial.
A sweeping investigation of the navy’s World War II work is set to begin in a House subcommittee inquiry. The probe will examine naval department decisions and prolonged refueling operations, with testimonies and potential actions by officers. The committee aims to uncover accountability for wartime wartime decisions.
A fragmented report discusses a letter to Hitchcock and a pending treaty proposal. Mentions President Witlouts, Lodge, and debate over compromise and opposition, with notes on ratification prospects and party positions.
Funeral services for Paul Lynch were held at St. Thomas Church with Rev. Joseph By Brook and Rev. M. Ee Macey officiating due to illness. Burial followed in Pine Grove Mausoleum with interment at St. Phonina Cemetery. pallbearers included Mishel Tynsh and others.
Across the county, store proprietors report enforcement actions as officials shut down gambling devices. City authorities vow compliance, citing municipal rules and new ordinances while urging businesses to remove ilegitimate machines immediately.
Chicago dispatch reports U B Church announces a community sing event under Ny Mutle nln auspices. The program features a large chorus and orchestra with bands to perform familiar songs for all ages. Organizers urge families to attend as part of a broader program for workers and children.
United Press reports an American tanker has disappeared at sea amid late November weather. The ship’s last known position was reported far offshore near coastal jurisdictions, with unclear causes and no confirmed sightings since.
Oddly garbled report notes cemetery directors meeting with members discussing association matters and memorial rituals. The text references a mausoleum gathering, musical pieces, and a forthcoming talk at St. Thomas church at 2:80.
Seven people perished in a blaze at a state epilepsy center in Gallipolia Ohio. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reports indicate heavy smoke suffocation and fatalities among occupants. Names and exact dates could not be confirmed from the readable fragments.
The Rod and Gun Club plans a banquet at Baeder's on Thursday at 7 PM. Organizers include Phin Lox and SiHta Folio, with about 150 attendees expected. Tickets are sold at Haber for $18.54.
The Policy Service Commission received complaints from two cities and local boroughs about a proposed gas rate schedule. Details refer to a May approval process and a five month period. Court or commission actions and a restraining order are mentioned in a garbled report.
United Press report from Washington on March 9 says the Allies must take decisive action in the Constantinople area to avert a wider war. Military experts expect heavy fighting between Allies and Turks is unlikely, while Turkey’s stance toward European troops grows more hostile.
The Baeder and Dawson Eldes estate completed a sale of valuable business property near North Center. Mrs Patterson plans to rent the three store rooms in modern fashion and make a fourth space available later using land, while Ferguson prepares to vacate and move to Pitty Durrell.
Announcement from Cleveland Dent Dealer notes Captain William D. Hines son of Mrs Addie Ines Hines married Doris Gladys Hurndall of Liverpool. Hines served in France with the Sixth Army and later joined the American Red Cross after honorable discharge.
The Opportunity Club met at Mrs. Harry Naylor's home with new members joining. They will host a fish supper March 10 at 7 o clock at the Presbyterian church and entertain the ladies and gentlemen with novelties and a tureen and tableware gathering. April meeting set for Mrs. E B I Mcintyre’s home on East Frederick street with committee members listed. The Howorthian basketball five lost to Clymer Athletic Association by 85 to 1 at the Presbyterian gym. Epworthians handicapped by three absences. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Miller have left the hospital and moved to their East Main street home.
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