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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1920
Page
1
Bloody fighting has erupted in several cities as the general strike spreads nationwide. Foch proposes allied occupation of Essen. Ebert’s strike gains strength, while several German states refuse to recognize the new regime.
A Paris report cites a revolutionary movement overthrowing the Ebort government. It notes a forthcoming civil war risk as the new regime seeks to consolidate control and establish a post monarchical leadership amid German turmoil and Allied concern.
A report from United Prose notes Migreth Ash Kamal, age 48, believed murdered. Authorities warn the missing man may be dangerous as a reward of $3,000 is offered for information leading to his whereabouts.
In a White House ceremony President Wilson named Williams as Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Williams will head the new Dies Pariment of Agriewitive and oversee federal tax administration and enforcement.
A council in Corry held a degree work ceremony with four papdules receiving the order. The event occurred during a Sunday week with local officials in attendance. Deputy Crawford County officials traveled toward town for the event in Pitumville.
A shipboard chlorine gas incident caused the deaths of four seamen. The wrecked vessel was near Point Retond where crews attempted to halt the leakage. Investigators report the gas exposure as the likely cause, with the ship’s fuel system and ballast noted in initial findings.
A United Press report notes a deadly fire in Vladivostok killing four American travelers. Names of the victims are listed as Toibean, Ontkinnile Val, Mor sill Martin, and others. attribution cites wartime context and associated groups.
Federal court opens in Erie with Judges Drygud, Mhowsin, and Pulted Staley presiding. Court activity includes a meeting of the Fithian Guild with Mrs Clarence Rogar and other local residents. Local attendees from Franklin and Oil City travel details appear in the readable fragment.
An Indiana prisoner named William Ward dies at home triggering a political upheaval. The obituary ties his death to espionage accusations and notes his prior employment with the Milwaukee firm. The piece mentions local officials and planned ceremonies.
Disjointed OCR notes describe Panthers losing to Kane with near-constant physical play and low shooting accuracy. The fragment references Panthers’ defense and walling shots, plus unclear names and teams, reflecting a chaotic recap of a hard fought contest.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the Senate considering Article 10 with party lines and absent members. The vote context centers on preserving tariff policies and potential shifts in import duties affecting domestic industries and broader economic policy.
A military ball is planned for Wednesday featuring an orchestral program, a gubernatorial mention, and expected attendance by officers including Gi. 1H, Rigkapiy and Col. Smathers. The event will be held at a campus venue with a packed guest list and formal proceedings.
The notice records the death of Mrs Rooney after a long illness. The burial plans and funeral arrangements are noted with locations in the local area and the dates pending confirmation.
Severe winter conditions threaten the Allegheny area as high water recedes with frozen ground. Reports describe train disruptions and dam concerns near Oil City, Hickory, and Olean. Power and railroad operations face delays as crews battle ice and rising rivers.
The City Commission discusses a new garbage contract, delays and financing, with votes planned at a summer special election. Officials evaluate rates, sanitation plan, and department impact as they weigh the best path forward.
The Methodist church calls for contributions to the Near East Relief Corporation. A city drive seeks funds to aid Armenians facing starvation and danger, aiming to raise at least 1000 dollars with a reported 4700 already given. Donors may submit to the city treasurer Mr Wilson for proper forwarding.
The M E leaders plan a two day meeting this Friday afternoon and evening at Wirt Methodist Church. Prominent speakers from New York and other regions will discuss evangelism and relations, with about one hundred to two hundred converts expected to attend. The event features Dr. Reishee and Dr. Reiauot among others, and includes remarks on the Methodist Minute Mission movement's purpose and scope.
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