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11 Nov 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
1
The text appears fragmented and stylistic, with unclear rhythm and clipped phrases. It lacks identifiable persons, places, or events to form a coherent news item or clear summary.
The Independent reports a settlement of the Adriatic dispute after discussions at the Versailles conference. Officials indicated progress, with key figures outlining terms and potential impacts on regional relations and future negotiations.
Reported in Santa Margita Rica on November 1 as the de facto agreement draft outlines new borders along the Adriatic Gap. The document references the Futura fund, Indian Alpha Tryne, and Yugoslavian concessions with emphasis on Atassia and Voloton sites.
Jamestown taxi driver George Higer is killed after a confrontation with suspect Mesdn Parsons. District Attorney Marlow Fisher declined to publicize details as prosecutors seek indictments for murder. Parsons allegedly admitted involvement but claimed another party fired the shots. Local officials discuss the case and possible indictments while authorities pursue the truth.
Secretary Dannity unveils the second World War era naval decorations to ship crews, stations, and posts, recalling prior controversy over distribution and prompting a new Navy awards board review. The ceremony and statements underscore the ongoing scrutiny of honors issuance.
Dr. David S. Wlytin, director of the New York State Employment Bureau, reports improving conditions with expected stability by mid November. Eastern reports note a labor surplus among women, potentially affecting garment and textile workers in New York City and surrounding areas.
A report from Amecono dated November 1 says advocates urged abolishing the excess profits tax to allow large fortunes to be reinvested, as shortages and national traction issues prompt debate before the Senate committee on reconstruction investigations.
International observances mark the armistice and the founding of republics in Paris and Britain. In Paris, ceremonies honor Gambetta and the Republic’s founders with Pantheon rites and a march to the Arc de Triomphe. In Britain, 4,000,000 people pause for two minutes at 1 pm as leaders pledge tribute while Big Ben sounds and officials attend.
An important meeting of the Corry Motor Club is set for tomorrow evening at 8 in the Board of Cashuorse Hiams. A proposed water lens increase will be discussed alongside other motorist concerns.
(United Press) San Francisco November 11 Panitls Coast labor market trends show fewer job openings and mixed demand. Employers and employees agree the situation is not alarming, with some sectors reporting stable hiring while others face competition for skilled workers.
Workers across organized labor warn of a general strike if wages are cut, signaling a mass response to employer wage reductions amid rising tensions. The piece notes leadership caution and calls for unity within the American Federation and allied labor groups. The article reflects uncertainty and political pressure surrounding wage policies and potential industrial action.
A steamer fire killed three men believed to be Italian workers aboard a vessel in a New York harbor area. Rescue crews battled smoldering flames as authorities investigated the cause.
German workers seized several factories and set up a soviet on the north side of Berlin as riots and occupations spread. Reports say a gas plant was taken and workers formed a soviet, mirroring Italian unrest, while the government moved to restore order amid mounting strikes. In other news, Corry City Eastern Star held a meeting with Marita Cunfiman as guest deputy grand matron. A Brownsville update noted security and political events ahead of Harding’s inauguration.
Armistice Day was quietly observed with a subdued public tone. The city marked the World War end anniversary two years after the armistice, with a Legion post march to the State Armory and a well attended ball kickoff featuring Prof Moss and a 143 piece band.
Corry Branch of the Needlework Guild of America met yesterday afternoon at the Red Groag snoms. Nine fracture and many interested members were present. Focused on a display of garments and new items for the annual drive, with $80 in garments and 28 in cash contributed. Items include stockings, night gowns, robes, and pillows. Home Service role assigned. outlook positive with four new members recently enrolled.
The board of vacation held a meeting at which Director Loveland and others attended. Auer discussed opening 1300 new schools per Supt Hemstreet, and the matter was referred to the administration committee. The PTA urged improved lighting and funding. Library extension was tabled. Sam Sweet was unanimously approved as acting director to fill the expiring term.
The Red Cross lecture at the High School auditorium drew a fair attendance led by the Junior Red Cross of orkivh Corry. The program included a singing interlude by Miss Bignia Anderson and Mrs. George Hea worth in Red Cross uniform, with the Stephen Fowtoe met a luncheon choir. The closing number was the national anthem as Vertis gave remarks and collected annual dues.
Department of Justice will immediately open an inquiry into a feud among New York wrestling unions as the alleged motive behind the Wall Street bomb explosion. The Evening World claimed an independent investigation linked more than 30 people to a September 10 attack intended to burgle a house near the Morgan offices, tied to a wrecking job and various unions.
Cory Rail iail Gun Club with 75 members set to attend a game supper Saturday evening at the Twemanuel Parish hall. Dinner will feature roasted game and ample table service. Secretary Alverson notes preparations are nearly finished with a minor change moving last minute dressed game to Bludbird restaurant for Thursday and Friday fayings.
A sea plane disappeared near Manotowoo on a November day. The craft carried a crew and passengers, with reports of darkness and a storm complicating rescue efforts. Weather and remote terrain hinder search operations as authorities coordinate recovery attempts.
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