Stranded Ward Liner Refloated After Hurdle
A damaged vessel named in the line report has been refloated and towed to port. Officials confirm the ship is secure and en route to New York with repairs pending.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
1
A damaged vessel named in the line report has been refloated and towed to port. Officials confirm the ship is secure and en route to New York with repairs pending.
A fragmented notice alleges repeated attacks on the Navy Department by unknown parties. The document mentions propaganda hints and a supposed advisory link to a naval authority, but the text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
A United Press report from New York describes an alleged revenge plot leading to a murder investigation. Authorities report the suspect, a deputy, in connection with the scheme and potential involvement of others.
Reports indicate rising waters in the surrounding vicinity but no injuries or damage to critical infrastructure in the city. Officials describe river levels as fluctuating with potential brief flooding along low-lying streets and nearby properties. residents urged to monitor alerts.
A Beaverdam resident, Tomes Ani of Roncordun, was reported missing after leaving Wixetinma for HOO Feteuny 27. Family statements said he intended to return the next day, with limited details on his movements or whereabouts. Local authorities and relatives urged vigilance while noting no clear leads at this time.
Corry area teams will play five basketball games tonight and Saturday. The slate includes high school boys and girls games against nearby schools with matchups at multiple sites. Strong emphasis on local prep squads and forthcoming youth contests.
Report notes anticipated arrests of coal workers amid unrest in a region including towns named in torn OCR text such as Yorke and Westin. It references labor conflicts, local sites, and the wave of actions threatening striking workers and associated parties.
Fragmented report notes lodge actions and a banquet for sportmen. Mentions meetings at Hall Bridge and figures including local organizers and attendees, with scattered references to county and state officials.
United Press reports seven flood victims in Missouri with details of missing or drowned individuals. The narrative describes the river flood's impact on families, property, and ongoing relief efforts across affected towns and counties.
A garbled historical note credits Turnbuckles employes with steadfast loyalty during a period of contention. The report mentions followers such as Heed Weaver and Jowell with unclear details about pumps, funds, and local leaders. The text references Nis Vity and Corry Tans in a fragmented account.
Fragmented report shows a murder case in Centralia heading to a jury, with scattered references to local names and dates. The text mentions a ceremony at Bria on Wednesday and lists relatives and attendees in unclear detail.
District Attorney Blass vows a broad crackdown on all forms of gambling. He orders police to seize slot machines and gaming devices, arrest operators, and present cases to the Court of Quarter Sessions as he enforces strict gambling laws statewide.
A railway wreck near Corry injured two residents, Mrs DB Barrington and Mrs Prone, with witnesses noting a broken rail caused the collision. A train car toppled and passengers were evacuated as emergency crews responded, while officials investigated the cause and reported non fatal injuries.
Mrs. George Boyd, longtime Union City resident and active St Mathews Elica member, died after a short illness of heart trouble. She leaves a husband and family. funeral set for 11:00 AM tomorrow at her home with burial to follow.
Corry resident Corry man and Gerry DeRomy are listed among 408 Harvard graduates. The Franklin 1915 class inclusion centers on degree conferrals announced during the postfrstorm period with names spelled as read.
March 18 marked Thrift Week nationwide with reports from elementary schools on investments. Concord and Washington show sums like 1076 and 15.00, Weather and Wallview list smaller amounts, total not fully legible. Weather shifts to snow noted in the forecast as a local snow event appears.
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