24 May 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1920
Page
1
Conflicting reports describe the arrival of Venustiano Carranza’s body in Mexico City after his assassination. The dispatch notes the capital’s reaction, the delay of officials, and details of the funeral arrangements and public notices.
A gas explosion near the Creton Company building injured several workers on a Saturday evening. Morie Dopey and others were burned and taken to hospital with significant injuries. Medical staff provided attention as the condition of some victims remained serious the following morning. Police and fire crews continued investigating the incident on Columbine Avenue.
The 1920 Baccalaureate service at Cony Sigh School was led by Rev Roy Meederick W. Troy of the Fleet Goutine enieeh. Rev Brockham read the loan and spoke on youth preparation for a serious world, urging readiness to meet problems and future responsibilities. Rev William Malt delivered the benediction as the graduating class was praised by the Board of Education.
Unconfirmed reports claim talks between the British government and Irish leaders opened near Dublin as troops patrol surrounding the city. Witnesses described increased military presence and activity, with no official confirmation from authorities.
Workers at Climax Locomotive Company and allied plants resume production after a strike action. Reports indicate most returns expected tomorrow with pay per day and overtime terms under negotiation. At American Castings and Love Foundry, management signaled tentative settlement but details remain unclear. Observers note lingering tensions and potential short-term production delays across facilities.
A provisional Midwestern team, led by manager Red Murray, is lining up a Wednesday afternoon game against the Giants. Plans mention players Fouts, Pity, and Franklin, with local fans hoping for a strong showing as the venue schedules a 6 o clock start and forecasts a solid turnout.
Reported returns show Nason leading Sisson by fifteen votes with results from the auditor general race in the Taod area. Incomplete text notes election tallies and pending figures, awaiting formal certification.
President Wilson signed the retirement bill in Washington on May 24, outlining provisions for retirement of workers. The ceremony marked the enactment of a measure described as part of wartime labor adjustments and state policy.
Corry High School will hold graduation on Thursday May 27 in the city stadium. The event includes a program with musical selections by the orchestra and chorus, featuring the senior class and a reception for relatives and friends.
An early report states the French president suffered a bad injury during a tart-related incident on a May trip. He described a severe attack of pain, fell at doors, and escaped into a window as an ambulance arrived. The president was badly wounded but alive with undisclosed condition.
The 28th Division will present a film program on Wednesday evening May 26 at 8. Chaplain Ford F Wutelier, chaplain of the 23th Miyinion, will appear with moving pictures and slides from the siege of Heidelberg. The program includes a screen reel about the 13th Division in World War.
United Press reports a bank hold up at Findley Value on a May noon. Three masked men robbed the site, escaping in a wagon with a vehicle valued at 15,000 dollars. Authorities suspect Pittsburgh men plot involved. initial dispatch notes securities worth about 100,000 taken.
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United Press report from Washington states the one percent claim on dividend profits by railroads. The statement, issued by Howard W. Whittaker of the Bureau of the Executive, cites a $1,017,000,000 annual increase and indicates a push for divestment as part of broader reforms.
A letter outlines hopes that the Interstate Commerce Commission will coordinate with the Board of Commerce to study rail congestion and possible remedies. It requests timely information on shortages of equipment and rail conditions across territories, urging continued advisement to Secretary Brown and action under the Transportation Act of 1920. Weather notes follow with likely showers and unsettled conditions.
In Aymsburgh on May 24 the probe into profiteering widens with added agents from the Department of Justice. Investigators target sugar prices and fuel profiteering. officials anticipate wholesale prosecutions and broader actions across the district as United Press reports.
A four story brick building in Patterson, New Jersey, burned in a blaze that trapped guests on the upper floors. Fire officials estimated the damage at about 450,000 dollars as several occupants leaped to nets and fled amid the flames. The incident, reported by United Press, involved a crowded gathering in the Dusinow location of the city.
Corry Nine lost decisively as Jamestown and Warren defeated them on a muddled day. Pitchers and fielding miscues dominated the action with gaps in practice hurting Corry while Jamestown and Warren took advantage with timely hitting and solid defense.
A week end of car crashes left many involved with varying injuries. Reports describe collisions near Warrun, a tannery area, and the Wish Hatchery, with numerous occupants injured but few reported to be in critical condition. Police and witnesses awaited full details from Dr G J Boanaly and others as investigations continued.
The Nast Company yesterday announced sweeping reductions across all stock of men’s clothing and furnishings. Discounts reach up to 30 percent with a limited time sale in local shops. The move signals the first major price cut in the area in recent months as merchants counter rising prices.
The Raymonds opened their season Saturday afternoon with a 4 to 2 victory over Spartansburg of Hietabtier. Raymonds produced the early offense while Maloney contributed a key play. The contest, played near Decoration Day, set the tone for the season amid a fog of misprints and unclear passages.
A report from the Ajax plant notes an injury after a large fly or object fell, causing a workplace incident. Workers Guorg Elleworth, Moe Ing, and Corry Hoxplins received medical attention. The setting was the Ajax facility with on site medical staff responding.
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