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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
1
United Press report from Nigord states thousands of delegates pledged to candidates across the state. The tally lines up with primary results, showing strong support for chosen nominees as supporters traveled to the national convention.
United Press reports Hines acts to adjust railroad wage dispute as rail executives meet with workers to urge a joint conference. Talks aim to avert appeals and press for swift settlement with President and White House involvement.
A Delaware division wreck disrupted Erie area traffic with trains delayed and service limited. Initial reports suggested blocked routes. later updates confirmed ongoing delays and investigation hindrances through Croxton.
Paris reports ongoing differences over Turkey and the fate of the Sultan in Constantinople. Delegates press for a new approach as US President Wilson weighs promises and European powers seek decisive action in the Near East.
Rescue teams labored along the river yesterday seeking the body of Avearohl Michael Thoranalsy. The search near Anthony and the river outlet continued as investigators offered a $100 reward for information aiding the recovery.
Washington Mitra 10 reports President Wilson sent for authority to open war today. He was observed by Mrs. Whiton and Dr. Grayson.
Club officials plan a canvass through the business section to raise funds for a baseball nine next week. Reports indicate organized effort and coaching changes while preparations focus on uniforms, equipment, and travel as the team eyes the upcoming season.
United Press dispatch from New Castle reports a robbery motive in an auto homicide case. Investigators say two men ordered a taxi driver to drive to a secluded area where the driver was killed, after which the assailants fled with about $1,000.
Fragmented report notes suffrage ratification before April and ongoing political debate in West Virginia. Mentions constitutional action, labor provisions, and a public battle in Washington with references to April dates and Governor or party leaders.
The dispatch blames Rear Admiral Sims for large Allied shipping losses and Navy Department missteps. The article cites figures of vast cargo and money, naming several officials and dates as context for the alleged failures.
The report details the death of 40 year old Harry Spoulel a miner at Bare Ridge quarry who was trapped by a shale collapse while working the night shift. He is survived by his wife and two children.
Atlanta car operations halted as union workers walk out in protest. The stoppage affects city transit and private fleets, with no immediate resumption planned as officials negotiate labor terms.
Fragmentary report notes a shooting case involving a suspect named Leekink and Archibald Mt Latition Wintwight, with references to detectives, a barber ward, and multiple men. A separate item mentions a boy’s injury from a dog attack and a woman’s fatal inflammatory rheumatism.
State official George Falkenstein of Molkensport arrived in the city to supervise a local survey. He met with regional authorities and outlined departmental aims for statewide cooperation, with plans to proceed to western areas this afternoon.
A Friday night basketball contest is arranged between Epworth Girls and Poppy River of Walonity. Titusville teams and junior players are noted, with the venue scheduled for the gym at 8 p.m. Local officials arrange travel and uniforms for the event.
Burulamnt, Ind, March 40. Dient Stonen VS munil filtot enroute from Chicago to Cleveland was burned to death when a plane fell near New Paria. Weather forecasts predict rain Thursday with cooling temperatures. Local notices report court postponements and health updates for residents Frederick W. Roy Tom B. Williams and Dorothy Douglas amid community concerns.
The Men of Education and the Board of Commerce discuss converting the high school auditorium into a gymnasium. Estimates suggest $50,000 to $100,000 may be needed for remodeling. Superintendent Sargent urges a gym in public schools and notes remodeling can be a feasible option.
Invitations announced by Company K of the Pennsylvania Reserve Militia and Co Awith Infantry of the Pennsylvania National Guard for a military ball at the State Armory on Wednesday evening March 17. Over 500 invitations issued. dancing 9 to 1 with Messenger's Six Piece Orchestra. Honorary guests include Gen George Rickards Col C Blaine Smathern Col D Wilcox Major John D Carr Major T A Little Hon C L Alexander. Grand march to be led by guests and wives. gallery open to spectators.
Three Millcreek township directors J Rows Barney B B Thomas and M J Wilkins and Koar argo principal Adelbert Hayes were served warrants by Aldermen Fred P Morin alleging admission of unvaccinated children to Mill Creek school. A hearing is set for tomorrow afternoon.
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