23 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1920
Page
1
In Atarunville Blya8 Chir god gitte Hie, a woman allegedly helped prisoners flee Jail Nore from Aux min Burnett. Mrs Haw MeBoustd is cited as involved, with plans to aid additional inmates. Police investigate the escape and identify potential accomplices.
A woman named Malinyaw aordously injured after being struck by an interurban vehicle in Molwood. The incident occurred as she attempted to cross the street, with bystanders and authorities responding to the fatal event.
Dispatches report radical German groups pressing for surrender of the Ebert government. Trombone telegrams and telegraphic notes from Berlin indicate heightened agitation and calls for immediate action as conflict looms.
An article reports a city initiative to organize new nursing classes under Ms Viovy Witwon’s guidance with Red Chrome support. A large number of young women are enrolling as April start approaches, signaling higher enrollment than before. The fully organized program emphasizes a structured curriculum and progressive instruction.
The First National Bank in Lincoln was robbed last night of Liberty bonds worth about 98000. Robbers escaped and fled the scene before authorities arrived. Local police launched an investigation into the high profile bank heist amid ongoing efforts to recover the missing securities.
Anion Deverter, who worked in Frayes with the Rainbow oil vision, was killed today near Lancaster. The Newud reported a clash between two major thrashers planned to marry next week, amid tensions in the area.
Expansion work at Rastintor and Ys proceeds as the concrete floor in the foundry nears completion. Officials say the project will delay other operations until the main job finishes, with a test and pipework temporarily holding up progress.
United Press dispatch from New York reports boxing champion Carpentier arriving to fanfare after travel from Europe. The article notes a solemn homecoming at Wattsburg with family statements, a vigil for the fallen, and plans for a funeral service and interment in Wattsburg Cemetery. A memorial crowd is described as unlikely to bloom, while the boxer's supporters celebrate the new era with public ceremonies.
A vivid aurora display was observed with northern horizon lights and darting, shifting colors across the sky before 11 o clock. The New York papers noted strong wind effects and telegraph disruption attributed to the activity, describing the phenomenon as unusually bright and widespread for this season.
Fragmentary notice outlines an inquiry into the cost of gas in Washington March. By Unttod, with mentions of Regt Tostala Hyis Dyer and Mainwounl, suggesting legal or municipal involvement. Names and places are garbled but indicate an official probe.
Ken Colby was sworn in today as the new Secretary of State after Senate confirmation. The ceremony took place in Washington with the president and other officials present to mark the official start of Colby's tenure.
A shaky German political landscape shows radical demands resurfacing as Allies restrict moves to quell unrest. Reports cite impending resignations and mounting distrust among officials over the government's ability to manage the rail strike and industrial tensions in the Ruhr region amid treaty constraints.
An inquiry into the treatment of wounded American soldiers is planned by House committee actions starting Monday. A list of thirty nine names tied to the investigation is noted, with details reportedly appearing in a New York Evening Post piece.
In New York on March 3 a striking coal miners union committee declared the authorities will present a new directive in April. The miners’ plans indicate a possible Strike against operators with the aim of pressuring better terms. Local officials await further word on negotiations and potential work stoppages.
United Press reports March 25 that President Wilson will veto the Knox resolution to back the Versailles treaty. The White House remains firm on opposing any oaths with army forces or other measures until ratification. The only potential move appears to be negotiation with Britain and Germany to preserve American rights under the pact, as voter opinion leans toward ratification. Congress is poised to press the Knox resolution and pass a vote to back the treaty if possible.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Crayen Bell Goodman and De Ray Choder McGuire, a Saturday ceremony at the grandparents’ home in Brazil Indiana. McGuire, former Carty resident, served in the U S Army in Germany and studied post graduate archaeology. They plan to reside in Brazil with friends sending congratulations.
Officials of the county dairymen's league plan a meeting at the Grange hall in Union City to discuss fixing milk prices for the next six months. They cite wholesale dealer actions in New York and other cities and a variable pricing system tied to monthly averages, with surcharges and deductions to manage supply and costs.
Supt. AW Bulletin reports daily trout shipments from the Corey hatchery. Twenty cans of 150 adults head to Cumberland county, with a full shipment of two year olds to Lycoming county tomorrow. Lambie county streams will be supplied Thursday and Friday. Ten adult trout go to Erie county Saturday for distribution from Fairview.
The article notes a marriage between Blanche Jobea of Youngaville and a man from Chicago arranged in Detroit on March 1. The bride, educated at Philadelphia High School, will reside in Los Angeles after the ceremony at Ville Maria Academy in Erie. Local friends wish her happiness and prosperity.
David Storer died at 6 30 pm in Clymer New York lake region after a several week illness and a complication of diseases. He leaves his wife and two daughters Mrs Anna Chase of Gate on Mire and Lilla Maamore plus Corey and two sons Burl Storer Gerry and Areh Jy of Clymor NS Vgnly ten brothers and many relatives. Funeral arrangements note a gathering in Corry with interment to follow. The account mentions a strange facet about a catfish exhibit at a home showing all day and unseen hog fish imagery.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a five hour delay for Trap on the Erio reaching Unisety with garbled names suggesting a disruption by a suspect at Mandolyh. The fragment hints at damage to a bed and a deriment misread, but details are unclear and unreliable.
Sergeants Dan Coddwell and Arthur B. Bunnell will invade Thronity Saturday for a recruitment drive for Company AL. Union City was well represented on the wartime Company AM roster, and a large number of eligible men are expected to enlist. Captain Hannel reports recruitment progressing satisfactorily. A program begins at 2:30 p.m. at the home of J. B. Pope, 14 Franklin, with singing and a brief meeting. All Achurets members are invited.
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