10 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
1
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United Press reports from London and Washington detail claims of Kilpatrick and two Red Cross workers slain by Bolsheviks to aid General Hodnky’s command, while a later dispatch notes Kilpatrick reportedly captured by Bolshevik forces as Wrangel moves toward Sevastopol. The Red Cross workers’ fates remain unclear amid wartime communications and investigations by U S officials.
London premier Lloyd George told a Lord Mayor banquet that affairs in Great Britain are shaping up, with Germany moving toward reparations and policy toward Ireland unchanged. The optimistic address drew applause as he asserted progress on the war and postwar goals.
Funeral honors for Priv Keeffe were held with the Bradford post and veterans groups in attendance. The ceremony featured members from American Legion Post No 82 and the VFW, a fitting salute as the community mourned.
Inquest at the Inquent Noro tollley investigates the death of Miya Whsrdogu Bandera aged 24 of Laredo Texas who killed herself after a stabbing by a man who confessed to killing her. The case remains under review as authorities gather details.
Nine year old prodigy from Poland arrives for debut readings at Wart Point. He will perform in a program featuring twenty officers and a notable array of military cadets, with expectations of a strong reception.
Thanksgiving meal components rise in cost as market reports show cranberries pumpkin and vegetables priced up. Storage holdings of Hickey and others total 29 million pounds. recent halting data record 10 million pounds for corn and pig products. Armistice Day dance at the State Armory to follow a formal military program. attendees expected 8 to 11 pm with a large crowd. A drill well near Claron shows 1100 feet depth with good results.
A fragmented report notes Egypt’s rejection of a British plan for an independent government and protectorate status. The plan would have given Egypt greater self rule under a British overseer, with consultations to continue between Cairo and London amid turmoil and retirements.
United Press reports authorities seized 74 quarts of whiskey valued at about $2800 along with an automobile in Rochester. Sheriff Andrew Wiedenmann and a deputy led the action after a liquor transportation arrest last evening. Two men, including Albork Michuila, are charged as residents and suspects in the case.
President Huerta acted swiftly to head off a general strike sparked by a major labor action led by the Communist-controlled federation. Docks at Vera Cruz were to be taken over by the government to prevent disruption while negotiations proceed between workers, the government, and shipowners. The move follows threats of an intensified strike if wage and working conditions are not guaranteed.
An unclear proclamation urges observance of Armistice Day. The garbled text references mayoral figures and multiple names, but the intended action is to recognize Armistice Day and promote community participation.
City of Corry officials urge citizens to honor World War I service members with gratitude. Mayor Alex Adair proclaims Armistice Day on November 11 and calls for displaying the American flag on public and private buildings where possible.
Neighboring ElTien Corry Poyt of Me Ammorican Lagion announces a ball at the State Armory tomorrow night. Next Sunday is Armistice Day with churches observing with services and prayers.
New York reports begin a congressional inquiry into the United States Shipping Board. Witness testimony reveals bribery, graft and padding of payrolls, plus defective machinery on ships. Investigators A L Weylter and F R von lead the proceedings as charges surface amid the opening day. BRIVGHPORT police link a fatal shooting in Newtown to a separate case as Frank Vigelll recalls a post office connection.
Novel boxing event proposed for Chicago as council considers a governor appointed commission on November 10 1944. The measure aims to set up a state controlled commission to regulate boxing activities with broad oversight.
London dispatch reports a paralyzing blow to Sinn Fein activities with raids and records seized. The article notes efforts to cut the money supply from Britain, targeting funds and financial records as authorities move to disrupt support networks.
A garbled report discusses policy shifts in China related to Japanese actions and military oversight. It cites city officials and military commentators, notes changes in defense and occupation strategy, mentions Simulated hearings, and references various dates and figures amid broad geopolitical speculation.
A coalition of local associations farmers and municipal leaders endorse a distribution plan to curb immigration flow. They urge immediate nationwide cooperation to steer 4 million a year from congested centers toward labor needs in specific regions and sectors.
Reported talks between Italian and Yugoslav delegates aimed at an accord on borders and postwar order. Describes a dark but not hopeless mood and outlines military and education plans affecting millions, with focus on army recruitment and agricultural relief.
Kansas City November 10 Minor League officials were to decide today on a plan to act as peace makers in the ongoing war among major baseball factions. The meeting aimed to form a unity effort as representatives from the major leagues and club owners convene amid proposals for reorganizing professional baseball.
Goi roails boosters announce a highway project from North Rust Lunt toward North Busty, with portions completed and others ready to begin. The North East road job delays weather, but a four mile stretch near the New York state line is planned for next year. Completion depends on contractor award to St Im mediately, and paving from Findley Lake to the state line is expected within the year.
Columbus Royal Arch Chapter No 200 marked the 126th anniversary of Royal Arch Masonry in Penburylyn. The lodge honored Grand Chapter and Royal Chapter officers. Peter Burkey delivered a parade/drive. a formal supper was held.
The Penny announces a timetable revision effective November 28. The morning train from Philadelphia arrives at 10:10 and departs 8:15. The morning eastbound service shifts five minutes later to 8:10. The SMA train arrives 9:02 and departs 9:10 under the new schedule.
The Eagles defeated the Midgeta 20 to B in a lively Monday evening matchup at the State Armory. lineups featured Morkellaye or 0 Sweet Heath formarte Pose em Clark guards with Harry Powora handling Yhwinatle. The Alathian groups 7 and 1f set a meeting Thursday at Mia’s West Ohrey steed.
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