16 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
1
Ebert refuses talks with the von Kapp ministry while violence escalates. Von Kapp threatens strike leaders with the death penalty as envoys reportedly head toward Stuttgart. Berlin sees reactionary mountain control with workers idle.
Amid global upheaval, Congress debates extending or limiting missions of U S troops abroad. Reports from Washington discuss authorization, potential troop movements, and the political stakes as cabinet officials and allied leaders respond to revolutionary upheaval and wartime pressures.
The column lists stock names and figures from New York markets with entries including Aner Suieltons and Tofining ny Miner, Ameinta Ciaul, Grout, and HOV bays, noting percentages and closing estimates. The fragmentary OCR provides partial names and prices with scattered references to New York trading activity and municipal mentions.
Fragmentary English text notes rumors of Matthias Erzberger or Wilhelm von Kapp resigning amid fragile German government amid military pressure. The source hints at a political shakeup and noncombatant factions influencing the situation.
A United Press report notes that the United States may extend loans or credits to Germany as part of ongoing postwar economic actions. The federal government, including Democratic leaders, faces decisions on aid levels and repayment terms amid a complex international crisis.
Readable scraps reveal union city events and church notices as well as family visits and social gatherings. References mention St Patrick’s Day events and a primary division service with multiple local names, plus casual fundraising remarks and community visitors across town.
Report from First Ward on a Senate maneuver affecting a proposed new school and peace treaty. Article highlights expected votes and opposition from local leaders, with implications for leadership and funding as authorities weigh the controversial plan.
United Press report from Washington states multiple suspects including Tyran Old clevnTae and Solynn Vina are under arrest for theft of a necklace. The wire note mentions Fuerro and other figures in a disrupted incident tied to wartime events and ongoing investigations.
Fragmentary report shows gubernatorial race activity in Minnesota with candidate Wood leading in primaries. Text is garbled but references St Paul and possible state political developments.
The article discusses a U S Bureau ruling on gasoline extraction and supply factors. It mentions Gerry Sweeney and Minow amid questions about how much gasoline is drawn from national stocks and the impact on local communities and prices. It notes a 2 000 000 barrel supply concern and references Inverbiations over policy and pricing.
The last evening meeting discussed public works including street and curb projects and the proposed garbage collection contract. Officials reviewed railroad property valuation, tax assessments, and costs for sanitation and street maintenance as they prepared for April implementation.
Corry Grange holds a regular session Saturday afternoon at Mae sabow Kall. The program includes Grange discussions and a feature, with attendees listed such as Miss Ferny Liwithood and Mr. Frodeinlay. A surprise feature and musical number are planned to close.
Five injures in Erie when two trolley cars crash near Twelfth and Parade streets just after midnight. Passengers Miss M Hayes Mildred Simmons Simmons John Welch and J He Mayers were hurt, conductor Dr Detuark attended, others walked home. Mrs CH Holdvn and aug mpent today in Erie.
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