08 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1920
Page
1
A garbled early 20th century article fragment discusses a proposed treaty involving the United States and Japan. It mentions President Wilson and sections of the State Department, along with unrelated geopolitical jumbles and inventoried phrases. The readable content centers on treaty deliberations and political framing.
A scrambled and partially legible sports item references Penn State leading in the East with mentions of Notre Dame and Olio Ata, plus scattered lines about teams, locations, and outcomes. The readable parts indicate a college football East division context and a late week schedule note.
A scrambled OCR text fragment describes a wild dash involving an express car near Mayo Avenue. It mentions derailment, a crowd, likeliest rail disruption, and a scene with observers reacting to the accident. No clear names or dates are readable.
In Iroquois City officials planned a joint session to outline a mutual program focusing on harmony and unity. Reports say no sign of rifts emerged today, though tensions linger as attendees prepare for a decisive agenda in Kangas City tomorrow. Forecasters indicate likely rain tonight with little change in temperature.
A terse dispatch from Kovno reports Bolsheviki advances and new successes in the war theater. The item mentions prisoner exchanges and troop movements, with references to Wranget and unverified figures. The fragmented text notes activity around Petrograd and adjacent fronts, and claims of advances by Bolshevik forces around key positions.
Promoters announce a major boxing event for July 4 near New York City featuring top contenders. The card is billed as a high stakes showdown with a large purse and renewed interest from fans and media alike.
A garbled report describes Hineat Tolnon and Trevi Batiivitius involved in a case of serious charges. It notes a November 1, 1919 date and mentions a $5,816,015.77 figure, plus the death of Wolf, a farmer of Green Township, due to a collapsing hinge pile incident that injured and buried him.
Supreme Court today ordered dismissal of writ of saloon in a case involving oil. Lower court had issued the writ but several divisions were reversed, affecting the ruling.
By Henry Wood. The piece discusses expected U S decisions on League of Nations involvement at Geneva, and America's stance amid European calls for leadership. It notes Senate and foreign policy tensions, and speculates on how Harding will respond to the assembling league and related diplomacy.
A United Press dispatch reports Secretary of State Colby plans a visit to Argentina after an invitation from Argentine authorities. The trip aims to strengthen diplomatic ties and discuss regional issues, with talks expected on cooperation and security concerns between the United States and South American nations.
The article reports limited reader responses to gas price questions amid a broader energy debate. It notes a supply spike and price fluctuations, with observers predicting limited impact on households. The piece mentions Governor Sproul appointees for a farmers’ national congress and a lunar eclipse observation, highlighting public interest in science and policy.
The report outlines political maneuvering around President Harding and Senator Harding amid a noisy public and private push. It notes mounting tensions over policy and personal conduct while observers debate the best path to influence the forthcoming political scenes.
The listing records changes of property ownership at Corner of Hourtly and Plewant Street with transfers to Clark Pain and to Jamontoyn, noting new owners and locations including Plewant and Pout avenues. The document records conveyances involving O. Ty Hover Real Estate and Marks Property, detailing assignments and residencies.
A fragmentary report describes a hunting accident Saturday involving Bly Marlow and a Winchester shotgun. The scrambled text references injuries and a gathering, with unclear specifics about location or outcome.
Disjointed text notes ongoing search for Babe's parents with scattered references to local figures. Mentions a November event, inauguration preparations, and funeral notices for Mrs. John Teeker. Several names and places appear in garbled form amid unrelated phrases and partial sentences.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a confession related to a bank messenger case. Names and places are unclear, but references a confession reached on a serious matter involving banking personnel and numbered points. The text is garbled and lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
A war time notice states Red Cross posters were distributed and a plan to advertise at a state auditorium Friday night. The release also reports a 1606206 monetary figure and notes a state police superintendent announced the distribution as part of wartime efforts. Washington coverage mentions a Supreme Court decision on liquor seizures prior to the Vollständ Act and a case involving Wilblumn G. Stever against Lincoln State Deposit Company.
Warren Neill Howard died at home on West Smith Street after 6 PM. He is survived by his parents, two sisters Mrs Arthur Berton and Mrs Wayne Aymonda of Corry, and brother Roy Howard of Howilton. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from the family home, interment Blue Grove Cemetery. Mia Vornia Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Anderson, ill with diphtheria in Philadelphia. She was taken to Municipal Hospital. condition reported improving, with many friends hoping for a swift recovery.
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