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17 Nov 1920
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1920
Page
1
Stockton Opens Market At 104 East Main Street
George A Blockton will open a new market tomorrow at 104 East Main Street. The latest market equipment is installed by Mrs Beebe, who will handle the initial duties and operate the shop with practiced hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Blockton
Mtr Bebetou
Rioting in Athens at Foreign Office during elections
Riot breaks out in Athens in front of the foreign office during national elections. Many injured including children as crowd fires machine guns in the square. King Constantine adherents are fired upon, with chaotic scenes reported outside the building.
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Athens
United Prous
Antene
Ofice
Chaslantine
Five Sailors Swept Afloat By Gale On Barges
Five sailors were swept from a barge during a mile wide gale off Provincetown. Their vessel broke away near Cape Cod as a storm bent waves high, leaving them to cling to the battered craft while awaiting rescue. The crew faced exposure and the danger of drifting toward shore as hope waned.
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Muse
Cape Cod
Paparook
Hearing on Gas Regulations at Harrisburg
Hearing before the Public Service Commission as local residents and city officials discuss proposed gas regulations. Solicitors Kincaid and others present as witnesses. A city survey by Engineer N. H. Deleon shows consumer responses and potential cost to implement changes. Gas company notes regulations intended to start November 15 with potential service disruptions if orders are ignored.
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Gan Company
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Deaths of Two Actresses Cleared Up
United Press reports Chicago investigators cleared the mystery of the deaths of actresses Mary Rhodes of Alton and Lilian Mhompan of Boston. They claim the women fell from a car after an alleged ride, were cast from the vehicle in Grant Park, and died from exposure.
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United Press
Chicago
Mary Rhodes
Alton
Lilian Mhompan
Boston
Guniay
Mia Sal
Grant Park
Bolsheviki Driven Into Manchuria From Siberia
Reports from Tarhin and General Semenov say anti Holstovite forces in Siberia have crossed into Manchuria near Mans chill. Troops were routed and equipment scattered as Molotov troops warned not to pursue. Bolshevik units allegedly seized property as they retreated toward the border.
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Perin
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Mans Chill
Tarhin
Semenof
Bulshevik
Iyakhto
Serious Riots In Prague Reported By Vienna Agency
Nov 1 report from Vienna claims extensive German property damage in Prague amid riots. Soldiers and civilians clashed near German theaters and Bohemia Dragone factory, driving actors from venues.
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Prague
Tondon
Duesday
Vienna
Teutonic
Siinabodius Ehtnory
Bohemia Dragoe Magebiatt
Cardinal Addréa Perrari Receives Final Sacrament
Milan report states Cardinal Addréa Perrari, aged 68, received the last rite as he nears death. Perrari, elevated to cardinal in 1804, has long served the church in Italy.
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Milan
Italy
Addréa Perrari
Meeka
Unclear weather and ship actions reported along Atlantic coast
A distorted report describes heavy rain fog and storm effects on ships along the Atlantic, with several vessels experiencing damage or distress near Assathaguo Light and Cape May, while coast guard efforts respond to maritime incidents amid high tides.
Wilson Replies to Hymans in Wariington
In Wariington on November 17 a terse message from Wilson to Paul Hyman regarding the assembly’s stance. The note discusses opposition to top the barrier and mentions the government’s role in strengthening the valvely ward. The message appears as a reply to a prior communication on behalf of the assembly.
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Wariington
Paul Hyman
Sineou
Storm Ties Up Trolley And Rail Traffic In Snow
A severe winter storm snarled Columbus transit as trolleys and rail lines froze. Power outages and downed wires disrupted service across the city, with repairs underway and officials warning residents to stay off the roads.
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Columbus
Fear For Civilians In Sebastopol Amid Wartime Tensions
Constantinople reports worry over civilian safety in Sebastopol as Bolshevik and allied actions unfold. General Weingel arrived with nearly 20,000 troops and French officials confirmed possible Red reprisals. Military evacuation completed in parts of the region yet thousands remain in Theodosia and nearby cities.
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Constantinopur
Sebastopol
Juropekt
Genorm Weingel
Vatta
Queen Sophie Dreams of Ruling Again in Paris
United Press dispatch reports Queen Sophie, 17, returning from Greek elections that ousted Premier Vonteolon, rekindling hopes of her brother’s rule in Athena. King Constantine’s entourage reportedly expects her to resume influence, while observers view the election as a triumph over Kaiser-aligned factions. In Washington, Mondell signals planned return when Congress opens December 6, and a separate Ireland inquiry awaits hearings on conditions in Ireland.
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Sophia
Grocer
Vonteolon
Shepra
Baiser
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Constantine
Athena Avon
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Warnington
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Wyoming
Washington
Congress
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Wining
sAumerisam Commissionery
Ireland
Expulsion Threat in Naval Academy Haze Incident
Nov 17 reports detail disciplinary actions at Annapolis after a hazing scandal among midshipmen. several upperclassmen face penalties from loss of privileges, possible dismissal, and mandatory stay at the academy while authorities pursue further inquiries. Navy football players remain in the public eye amid the investigation.
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ArmeNavy
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Notlen
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Navy
Army
New York
Anita Domply
Tnikiy
Five Die In Mine Disaster
Five miners perished in a mine disaster near Linton as rescue teams recovered bodies. Names listed include Moy Kearny 424, Perkins 125, Byrd, Damien and Moore, with eleven others missing or injured amid chaotic rescue efforts.
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Linton
Moy Kearny
Wtuph Perkins
Jarl Byrd
Aloe Damien
Moores Adderson
Constantinople's Return to Greece Faces Allied Blockade
Paris reports claim public figures fear King Constantine cannot return home as Allies, with France able to block such a move. Analysts warn France could leverage control of the National Bank of Greece to isolate Constantine, risking a broader crisis and prompting cautious, high-stakes diplomacy.
Storm Sweeps Region East of Mississippi in Nov Storm
A United Press report from Washington describes snow and windstorms east of the Mississippi, spanning New York to the Ohio Valley. Heavy snow blankets areas including Virginia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and New York with cold, improving conditions forecast later. temperatures expected to drop tonight then rise in the Ohio Valley and South.
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Washington
Obid
Ghent Lakes
North Atlantic
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Tennessee
South Atlantic
New England
Kincaid Retained to Protest Utility Rate Rise in Titusville
In a companion move with Corry and other cities, G T Kincaid was retained as special city solicitor to lead Titusville’s protest against a proposed rate increase by the Pennsylvania Gas Company. He met with city and citizen committee members, outlined past actions against the utility, and prepared to join forces with Arthur R Thompson in hearings before the Public Service Commission.
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Corry
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Hartsvburg
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Meathville
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Kingeid
Stanford Hose Co Concert Plans Preview
The Stanford Hose Company announces the annual hall of the Stanford Moss Company will be at the State Armory Wednesday evening November Mth. Monsongee's orchestra will play, and a gallery opens at 7:30 pm with a 8:15 program including vocal solos by Guy B Samtom Samphonesinsider Hlorinel Glare Reading, Dorothy, Mrs BL. BR, Biles. Dancing to follow until 10 o'clock. Washington report notes Wilson era ties to League of Nations assembly and ticket readiness.
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State Armory
Biles
Washington
Téndanes
Fatewik
Wilken
League of Nations
Ticketa
M. Paul Hyimape
Exseniby
Wilson
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