21 May 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
1
Reports from Vera Cruz and Havana indicate conflicting views on General Venustiano Carranza's possible escape from Mexico. Authorities consider port movements, while Cuban and American officials weigh implications of a potential formal resignation and future asylum.
A distorted dispatch claims French soldiers committed atrocities as 60,000 colonial troops moved toward a contested region. The report, attributed to an unnamed source, checks in with inflammatory language and unclear details about targets, dates, and actions.
About 200 delegates attended the annual Kiwanis session at Erie City today. The event brought together members from Philadelphia Pittsburgh Buffalo Rochester and other nearby cities for a program of talks and activities.
Fragmented OCR text notes a community meeting with mentions of Mrs A TH Lobman, Odd Fellows club, and various local figures. The garbled prose references a planned cycling event, a completed work, and a Monday lif e progress update amid social gatherings.
The Interstate Commerce Commission moves quickly to release 26 million dollars from the 809 million revolving fund to buy freight cars and locomotives. The plan aims to ease the car shortage that threatens national transport by expanding rolling stock.
United Brew reports the May 81 edition notes House Republicans plan to send the peace bill to President Wilson after seating reforms. Chairman Porter of Foreign Affairs to introduce Knox resolution, Senate approval uncertain, and final passage could face a veto.
RTE May 21 report of a violent clash at an Erie factory amid a molder strike. A strikebreaker fired, mortally wounding Martin Surison as another striker, avian Mavian, was stabbed. Police arrested several suspects on charges related to felonious assault and homicide as the scene unfolded after 4 30 p m.
A community notice invites a large gathering for Memorial Day observances. The event includes church services and a ceremony at 11 o’clock with remarks from local leaders and a procession by the American Legion troop.
The Home Nursing and Hygiene class held an outing with a bountiful supper at a local home. Principal B L Moore and Mrs Moore hosted the faculty of the Opry High School with a social gathering and a light program.
Reports from Matewan West Virginia allege Mayor Gahill Testoman orchestrated riot violence that led to multiple deaths including Felton Hatfill and Albert Pelts. Authorities accuse a conspiratorial plot involving unions and station loans while victims were chased and shot during the disturbance with some robbed of belongings.
A large delegation from Jamestown plus expectant victory from other cities gathers at the State Army for a third degree ceremony. An accompanying schedule notes a post ceremony reception at the home of the organization’s leaders.
May 81 reports suggest party conventions will decide when the bonus bill is voted. The House and Senate clash over timing and terms as administration and Senate opposition faces Republican House support. A special rule is expected to be set to limit debate and amendments ahead of tomorrow’s session.
In a May 21 incident at the Youu Mérpoile plant local workers Gay Porter Hess Hyay and Marky Galfnoy were fatally injured. The blast destroyed drums of nitric acid and left officials uncertain about the cause while the site was sealed and investigators began work.
A five year old, Robert Carroll Jr., was struck by a Ford car driven by 0 Rogers in front of the Journal Daily office. The boy stood in the road and was badly cut, taken to Dr. Erwin’s office where he was sewn up and is resting at home today.
A United Press report from New York on May 21 states wholesale grocers expect further price drops in clothing and other commodities before food costs ease. They cite freight congestion and global supply factors as causes for eventual lower living costs, noting meat and staple prices have already eased.
Union City reports strong progress in recruiting for Company A with about 22 young Americans secured and eight more needed. The drive, aided by the American Legion, aims to form a live organization with physical training and moral uplift as key elements.
Carl Meocho tunneling age 70, a retired millionaire, fell from a balcony while morning walks near his apartments. Budward Gutter, a guest of Mrs. J. D. Lawrence, returned to Meadville shortly after. Stock listings show various company quotes and market notes.
Washington May 21 The census bureau announced population totals for Erie and Mill Creek township. Erie shows a 40.47 percent increase since 1910, reaching 103,897. Mill Creek Township is listed within Erie’s total with a 1920 population of 18,721.
Local preview lists Jamestown Art Metals set to face Tamestown Avrivls at Washington Park grounds. Last Saturday Art Metals beat Tamestown Av rivls in a close contest and bring the same lineup: Root DeLury Gilson Donovan Mellor Maloney Healey Oreland Hopkins Clark Wilcox Minkoson. Cory fans expect a big turnout to Wart on Sunday as prewar talk swirls around the team and its veterans.
Gustave Boreter, a former Corry resident aged 72, died yesterday. He lived at Rock Spring and was known in early days for community work. Survived by wife Mrs. AW Boreter and several relatives. service details pending.
Funeral attended by relatives and friends with a short service and interment. The report lists attendees including A. HO Brockhiam and Bethe Mira Préatiytobianohaurety, noting city and communal rites.
The Pittsburgh business delegation of 142 men arrives Thursday afternoon at Union Station with remarks by the mayor and a city tour. Manufacturers provide cars for city visits and motion pictures of key buildings will be shown later at a town theatre.
The American Railway Express Co will issue a duplicate receipt copy for all shipments from July 1. Receipts will be kept in the Express company for record and reference at the shipping office. Shippers must provide duplicate receipts or use supplied forms for the duplicate copies. If receipts are filed as duplicates, a third copy will be kept as a record of charges. triplicate receipts will be issued for certain cases. The system aims to improve protection and accountability for express packages in transit.
The Forty Hours Devotion begins Sunday morning at 9 o'clock at St Milawhoth's church with a sermon by Rev. Pathor Droake. A solemn procession will carry the Blessed Sacrament through the shore. Rev. Charles Tlshit of Wareny PwLl will preach. The hours include services by Revs Ranoy and Baymowil with expected attendance of local clergy.
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