Circulate Petition for A. E. Sisson
Local officials and supporters gathered to circulate a petition for A. E. Sisson seeking a Senate seat. They aim to advance Sisson’s bid as a Republican candidate in upcoming state elections.
27 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
1
Local officials and supporters gathered to circulate a petition for A. E. Sisson seeking a Senate seat. They aim to advance Sisson’s bid as a Republican candidate in upcoming state elections.
World war era report notes Allies refuse to permit a large German force to redeploy into the Ruhr area. Disputes over occupation, guarantees, and withdrawal terms are linked to broader efforts to quell unrest. Reports describe renewed tensions following regional upheavals and local clashes.
Local communities vote to shift clocks for daylight saving across Warren and Corry regions. Officials expect consent from all major areas as the plan aligns with state and board recommendations. Shipments and markets note time changes. transportation schedules adjust Monday.
A collision near the city rail yard results in four dead and several workers injured. The crash involves a train and a motor vehicle. investigators and authorities search for causes and potential structural faults on the slippery tracks.
Women workers join the campaign efforts for both Major General Worth and Governor Eliot as of today. The United Prom AIEIOAGO reports large numbers of women from all walks of life pledge support and begin organizing activities.
New York officials report a clash between anti union leaders and mine workers over wages. Union leaders insist on a 160 percent pay increase, while miners reject concessions and threaten year round labor action. The conflict centers on equitable pay amid ongoing negotiations.
The Allegheny College trustees accepted the resignation of President W. H. Crawford after 27 years. A board led by A. W. Thompson will supervise the transition, with Judge John Tentersey and others named to manage duties. Kell plan includes farewell events and ongoing fundraising for the college, including the new athletic facilities and a $75,000 construction project.
The evening standings show Westley Pierey and We Swann leading with Moras at 80 and 83 respectively. Other top scores include Slo mons 78 Mixer 10 Nieholy 70 W. B. Lindsey 68 and Fred Lindsey 87.
A planned sequence of games in Union City features Corry Nine’s recruits. The schedule lists stops at St Marys Johnstown Ridgway and others with multiple exhibitions to gauge local talent for county representation.
A United Press report from Steurenvulur dated March 27 states that Odraner fH Kirk completed a homicide investigation in Brunei South. The verdict cites signs of a fierce struggle, with more than 60 men linked to the murder and a child’s forearm bearing a wound. Witnesses accuse four Black youths of involvement as authorities seek the killers.
A nomination for James R. Grow to serve as minister to Denmark moved to the Senate for approval. If confirmed, he would handle diplomatic relations and report from the American embassy in Borin. The decision follows his service in Washington and prior postings abroad.
The dispatch from Waraw reports the Muhsin forces pressing the front line along the entire perimeter. Soviet alliance movements and allied responses are noted as tensions rise in the ongoing conflict.
Washington March 27 The War Department announced that President Roosevelt has awarded the Service Cross to Roosevelt Jr for extraordinary heroism at Cantagns Branco on May 28, 1929. The decoration was presented by President Wilbon of the distinguished service award.
East Main Street Parent Teacher Association held last evening at the school with more than fifty persons present. A lively program was reported and the group voted to continue meetings during the humor vacation. The next program, to be led by the gentlemen, will be held April 2.
Dairymen gather in Union City to discuss milk pricing and factory reopenings. Attendees from the Dairy Industry of the region seek solutions to cheese factory closures and regional supply impacts, with officials planning further county meetings.
Dublin reports troops patrolling the city after a murder shocks the region. Military equipment arrives, local authorities tighten security as residents experience ongoing unrest and curfew measures.
A revived Bonniwell movement effort to oppose A A York? for president is disputed. Montross Democratic official Stonw is named by the committee, while Gunquilanin and others deny association with the Bonniwell movement.
March meeting of street car workers voted for strike after company refused wage increase. The vote was 363 to 3 with confusion in spelling and wording in the OCR text.
Fisher Ames retires from active work at Ames & May firm management shifts to Frank Ames and other partners. The wholesale division expands with new space in the National Bank Building and extended distribution plans.
United Press reports in Arlington March 97 that startling developments may arise from an alleged campaign fund irregularity. Senators Borah hints at possible new charges, says new debates focus on money in campaigning and stricter oversight of presidential race spending.
Arthur McKean a Beaver Falls attorney and former powerful legislative figure announced his candidacy for Auditor General as the Democratic nominee. Statewide reaction poured in from Beaver Falls to western Pennsylvania with notice at Democratic headquarters.
A forecast shows fair and warm conditions tonight and on Sunday. Pleasant skies with mild temperatures expected across the area.
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