Suits Price Weeks Offer Navy Ties at Value
Fragmentary note lists suits and ties pricing with a Navy item at $35 and weekly value references.
16 Nov 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary note lists suits and ties pricing with a Navy item at $35 and weekly value references.
The city commission held a lengthy session approving the tax levy and 1921 appropriations. Heated debate centered on tax policy as commissioners considered revenue needs, street improvements, and building funds while debating rates and future expenditures.
At a city meeting officials indicated pavement extensions on Main and Smith streets will likely be postponed until 1922 due to financial constraints and the statewide road program. Mayor described department plans to push for state highway funding from Watertown to Union and Union to Corry, with likely completion of Warren County projects as part of the broader effort.
Authorities investigated a fatal early morning collision at Tenth and State streets in Erie. A passing Overland touring car struck two repairmen, fatally injuring one. driver identity remains unconfirmed as police pursue leads.
Three men, one an English officer, dragged from a Cork Skibbereen train last night by alleged kidnappers. The officer was believed to be en route to the court martial that sentenced Arthur Bright Mayor Mar Swiney to jail on charges of sedition.
United Press dispatches from Moscow recounts a Crimean victory and a fresh Soviet advance near Ternehnya and Novonshiten with troops clashes and booty seized. separate reports from London and Constantinople note evac and carrier movements and unclear fleet positions as the war unfolds.
In Geneva the Assembly of Nations opens with committee formation and agenda items. Key figures include Viscount Ishi and Lord Coed pressing for open diplomacy, with Poland and Poland’s report mentioned amid calls for immediate publication of committee minutes.
United Press dispatch from Youngstown notes a period span with diseases and wear letters, reporting J F donee of Republic Rubber Acceptance announced a 16 percent price reduction. The message highlights a board meeting and adjournment as a key event.
Readers urged to donate as Red Cross campaigns highlight war time and school service work. Community leaders emphasize nurse duties, welfare aid, and hospital support while calling for 2000 new members and public response through memberships and receipts.
Investors review available information to assess risk and opportunity across multiple companies. The article notes the Commerce Chamber offices hold guidance from the Bureau of Commerce and mentions ongoing tests and analyses by analysts.
A report from Chicago dated November notes a general decline in harvest prices for cattle and hogs as money market pressures rise. Traders and officials including Robert Barker of the U S Bureau of Markets attributed the drop to market conditions with forecasts of lower retail prices for meat.
A blaze at a stove company warehouse on Gorman and Baxt streets caused about 920,000 in damage overnight. The fire started shortly before midnight in the third story of the building housing the Gourmet Stove Company. Cause remains undetermined.
Paris dispatch reports Venizelos and his cabinet resign after defeat in elections. King Constantine faces pressure as rioting kills policemen and rivals claim power. Constantine’s successor options include Constantine II and Paul. Constantine resides in Switzerland.
A New York blast investigation presses on with rival unions in dispute. Raymond Clark, among those targeted, was questioned by the district attorney but provided no usable details.
The Mutual Telephone Company at Desent has a crew of eight men rebuilding the former Union Telephone Company plant. Completion expected within a few weeks with focus on restoring service and improving federal olive system plants in the city.
The text reports a business move where Py Perris gains a half interest in a billiard parlor on North Central Avenue and outlines a partnership arrangement with Claudé Perry. Additional details reference a mail car robbery in Omaha and unsettled weather observations.
The Board of Commerce directors will meet Thursday to discuss lowering the radius of the organization, winding up certain committees, and presenting proposed actions to the chamber. A Must report for the Talis Jlowe'on celebration is due, with further working details and preliminary steps to be considered.
Nov 16 report notes apparel makers in Rochester cutting prices on fall and winter suits and overcoats by millions of dollars. Firm analysis indicates total goods affected by price cuts, with an example of 1.1 million dollars worth offered at lower prices amid market adjustments. In other news, Soviet forces claim full control of the Crimean Peninsula with heavy prisoner captures, per latest dispatches.
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