13 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1920
Page
1
Readable items include various prices for goods with cents and fractions. The fragment mentions white items priced at 13.00, 4.50, and 14.50, plus additional figures like 196, 28c, 32¢, and 290. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or full product names.
In Chicago on November 14 a seaplane voyage ended with the crew missing and presumed dead after a crash. Wreckage found at night confirmed the fate of the aviators. one survivor was rescued by a passing boat, while the others were believed dead.
Avraquse, Nov 18 Dannydayown won a title in central Nowy Fork dual night by decisively defeating Matty Haley in ten rounds. In another ten rounder Phil Logan of Fainedtown and Chin Davis of Buffato fought to a draw.
In Mariwopta Ohio authorities say temporary insanity may explain the killing of Mollie Wooder 88 and two children aged 7 and 4. A manhunt and questions follow as police investigate the threats reported against the victims.
United Press reports Washington officials intensified enforcement to curb home beer making by prosecuting sellers of hops and malt. Revenue officers warned that selling these ingredients for brewing is illegal if combined with other items, and violators could face legal action.
At Washington Nov 13, Senatorial colleagues of President lost bid for Secretary of War in Harding’s cabinet. George Chamberlain of Oregon, a Democrat, was defeated with a vote totaling from the Senate March 4. He chaired the Senate Military Affairs Committee and was credited with expediting war department work.
Officials at the bureau report a drop in bread and flour prices during the hardship period. Details on the extent of reductions and affected items will be released in the bureau’s forthcoming monthly livin summary.
Los Angeles November 1. A settlement yields 200000 to Yangdon Ni Thy Nev through county authorities in a case linked to the Whitney family tragedy. The report claims Whitney’s 16 year old son John killed his mother, Mrs Blayshe Weight Whitney, and buried her body in an abandoned wall years ago, with the investigation continuing amid cold, weathered conditions.
NAW YORK November 44 No enemy could be worse than Wilson he might using strength with a Republican group, postponing promotion of a world Board through American cooperation. William J Bryan declares in an urgent Friday, Bryan outlines reasons why he believes President Wilson should align and permit partisan harmonizing to advance the nation at once.
Representatives from the Dairymen s League met at the main offices and with Joano Mfcialy of the Yeague and bank street to discuss financing a cooperative milk plant. District Superintendent Camm hell explained the plan for construction by the Deamelion company, as the league weighs a large funding need and possible outcomes. A decision on whether to proceed is expected at the next organization meeting Saturday afternoon.
Washington November 1 The House Immigration Committee chaired by Foliobot is initiating work on a new immigration restriction bill. The plan calls for framing four major provisions aimed at limiting entry and regulating smaller migrants amid ongoing debates in the capital.
Leonard, the champion from Mahtwergut, scored an easy win over OK in a ten round bout. Opponents included Willip and Longutin with Atlentown also listed in the event details.
United Press reports confusion over the 1914 to 1918 French command shift as Foch’s leadership and a unified command with Petain influenced Paris defense. The piece notes rumors of a German breakthrough halted by strategic decisions in the Somme and Somme valley areas and mentions Clemenceau and other French figures.
United Press reports Sebastopol evacuated as Baron Wrangel’s forces withdraw from the Crimean peninsula. Bolsheviks push from the east and rear, with Wrangel's lines around Perekop under pressure as defense collapses near the Crimean supply route.
Colonel Martin, Pennsylvania health commander, will visit Erie County to speak to residents, especially women, about actions to improve local health. The talk is set for Thursday at 2 o’clock in the Library building, with Dr. Euthorias Law Wright as host and a large attendance expected.
Cork jail inmates who abandoned hunger strikes yesterday under police orders are reported to be improving. They have shown no unfavorable symptoms after the initial nourishment rounds, as doctors and a nurse comrade prepared a careful regimen to save the men if their condition worsened.
The Cory Motor Club held a meeting at the Corser rooms on Tab avenue last evening. Members discussed plans for widening West Smith Street and related highway projects, with aims to coordinate East Main and West Street connections and seek city action for arterial upgrades. Local clubs including the Cleveland Motor Club voiced allied support while warning against proposals resembling prior bids.
Dublin dispatch reports violence as Black and Tan police shoot into a crowd of workers near Tatlycotligatt in Bromus, killing two and injuring several. The incident, amid unrest following protests by farmers, drew immediate attention to the Bloody Sunday era policing.
Fragmentary report notes a severely harmed man found in a cabaret with claims of decapitation by an expert. The item mentions a large public event, travel plans to Jacksonville and Miami, and a supper for a club, with unclear details and dates.
Chicago news reports Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis accepting the role to end the baseball war. Sixteen major league club owners signed peace terms, offering oversight of baseball affairs for 10 years at an annual fee of 495,500 dollars. Minor leagues and officials are invited to join the Landis regime as a joint session seeks a new national agreement.
Paris dispatch notes the power accord signed by Maly and Slavia last night. Officials say the French side was more cautious in specifics than surface impressions suggested. The Italians, in contrast, appeared to gain in most aspects of the agreement.
A passenger steamship and a freighter collided near Tower Way today. The Montwerret with seven aboard ran aground on the Bayriigo Flats as passengers rushed about the decks. Authorities and salvors worked to assess damage and assist those aboard.
Wasnengdon November 14 President Wilton announced the appointment of five new members to the Shipping Board. Frederick V. Thompson of Alabama, Joseph N Teal of Oregon, Chester H Rowell of California, Guy Coleman of Wisconsin, and Charles Sutter of Mississippi were named for terms of four, four, two, one, and one years respectively. Admin W. S. Rondin was made chairman. Jon A. Donald of New York, Democrat, was reappointed for three years. The slate preserves four Democrats and three Republicans.
Washington November 1 President Wilkin today appointed Yank D Ipa of Maryland to be Commissioner of Pension and Predation AL California to be Deputy Game Commissioner We President also named Keast A Mtapoe of Alabama to be Auditor of Internal Revenue.
J P Drought died at his home on Springstrout last evening shortly after 10 o clock after months of illness. He was 71 and had been active in managing his affairs. A respected dealer in Mushishi city, he was born in Connennt, Ou and entered life in trade early. Survived by wife Mrs J T Moremi and Miss A A Dyons, plus siblings and in laws. The funeral will be at Spring at rest AMfonihe afternoon at 3 o'clock with burial at Win Pine Grove cemetery.
United States press report from New York notes promoter Wex Rickard receiving a surge of requests for tickets to the Dempsey Carpentier bout as date and venue were still to be announced. The piece highlights growing public interest and logistical preparations for the heavyweight clash.
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