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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1920
Page
1
London reports a developing Irish crisis with General MacReady launching a long expected campaign to impose order. The text notes rising hostilities in the north and south, calls for a state of war, and widespread public fear as authorities consider drastic steps.
Omamia Neb May 14 reports show Graham winning over Hurley in a boxing match with Murley at Syracuse and other boxing updates. The scene includes Georges Brandis leading a club, remarks on weight differences, and a focus on head techniques and ring strategy.
A United Press report records a Soviet appeal to nations including the United States to end the war by crushing capitalism and landowners. The dispatch notes Bolshevik actions, a Warsaw report of a Bolshevik counterattack near Kielchina, and turmoil cited in the Ukrainian government.
GP Northrop of this locality was named special agent of the Bureau of the Census to complete the county manufacturing establishments report in the district. The district assigned to Mr Northrop includes Corry, Thidam City, Waterford, Mit Village and all manufacturing plants, mines, quarries, petroleum and natural gas facilities. Many have replied, but all are required to respond within thirty days. time limits have expired in some cases. Corey's may have been appointed field supervisor.
By United Press from Washington on May 18 the 1920 population of Scranton is revised to 137,785 in the census, a 0.19 percent increase over the 1910 figure. The correction reflects updated city totals and methodology.
Reporters note averted rail strike risk as unions weigh wage grants and labor concessions. Officials indicate the outcome hinges on executives and federal action while workers press for favorable terms.
United Press reports on May 18 that a timetable for restoring freight flow is under review. Officials weigh embargo avoidance and a nationwide congestion cleanup with priority orders to ease bottlenecks. pooling equipment and terminals may be used to relieve pressure in the rail network.
Mrs Margart Spiesman widow of the late ILL Spiesman died at her home West Mhinreh street last evening after a long illness. Born in Cleveland May 18 1810 she would have been 80 tomorrow. She lived in Corry and Mondvilie and was a devout member of St Elizabeths Church. Funeral tomorrow at 9:00 at St Elizabeths with Rev Joseph Brock officiating. interment at Elizabeth Cemetery.
Reported pursuit of Carranza by government forces continues, with cavalry near the Willeoni mountains as officers push the manhunt. A veiled skirmish left insurgents alert and a Jango unit reportedly captured, while ammunition stock and Carranza’s whereabouts remain unsettled.
A United Prose report from Washington states the War Department wasted 116 1907.87 in nitrate plants before opening Uwaz miaden. The committee's findings accuse misdirected effort and fault the program's leadership including Bernard Bars with Republican mentors. The charges claim corruption and mismanagement.
Mrs. Tila Cone died last night at about 7 30 at her home on Grand street. She had been ill for some time with failing health. Survived by son John Cone of this city daughter Mrs Lean of Gore, California and husband John Cone. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Capt. Judge headed a Salvation Army mission visiting a city to inspect the home drive and plan support. He said the unit fed and sheltered veterans and families with provisions, while outlining a coordinated effort to mobilize a White Squadron and a prayer meeting for fundraising next Saturday afternoon.
Community events and personal notices surface from a damaged page. Items include a Rotary meeting at a home on 8315 o cloak street hosted by Margaret Splomamil and a funeral noting Margaret Phelps with surviving brother. A formal dance and church gathering details appear amid incomplete text and mangled names.
The city commission met last evening with City Solicitor and engineers present. Discussion covered street improvements on South Street, a petition from Rogers and Company, and preparations for a Public Service Commission case against a telephone company while city officials were appointed to terms and a cooperative stance with five elected members.
The Corry Trick and Tile Company plant was shut down today due to unspecified reasons. An official statement cited inability to achieve required conditions and the existence of objections to the dispute, with partial hope to resume plans Monday pending further action.
A fragmented New York stock list references Anglo American, General Motors, Northern Pacific, Studebaker, Union Oil, Allied Chemical, and other firms. Weather notes predict tonight’s showers with a probable Wednesday pattern.
Daniels accused Senator Penrose of political motives behind the Navy controversy. He referenced Penrose’s August 24, 1918 speech criticizing the Navy and alleged vast wartime misappropriations. The remarks were made before the Senate Naval Investigating Committee while Rear Admiral Simste oversaw Navy conduct.
A car owned by Ola Legters of Clymer was stripped of tires and parts last week on the road two miles south of Cy. The vehicle was struck by a train from Buffalo, killing Winifred and injuring others. The thief left behind a damaged auto and may have fled after removing tires and other items.
The Women's Protestant Missionary Society opened in the afternoon with Mrs Mawecé of Frip district secretary presiding. An address of welcome by Mrs Wesley of the city preceded a committee report and plans for a children’s program and evening sessions. Delegates were entertained in members’ homes and a dinner served tomorrow noon after the closing meeting.
In Albany in May 1870 about 105 students walked out of class protesting neglect and mismanagement. The protest disrupted attendance at the Albany school as organizers cited unsafe conditions and demand for better schooling.
City business leaders and rail company representatives met last night to examine freight rate increases and their impact on western routes. Speakers including J J Desmond and Warton DeRosy urged a commission to study and propose changes, warning rail lines may fail without relief.
Several firemen were injured, one seriously, as flames engulfed the Olittie wind ing near W Broadway on Canal Street. Firemen were overcome by smoke. Damages estimated at 200,000.
Next Sunday the Morty dlonrs Die votion will open at St Micka shell’s church with a procession and altar service. Father Brock will lead the ceremonies attended by Holy Name Society members Holy Name Cadets and children of Mary. A guard of honor will form and devotions will occur Monday and Tuesday evenings.
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