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22 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 22, 1920
Page
1
Erin killings spark mass police patrols and death toll rises
Reports from Dublin and London describe Sunday assassinations in Erin that left 14 dead and triggered large police deployments. The violence spreads fear across England with martial law discussions, transport disruptions, and widespread security precautions as officials warn of further reprisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Ley Webb Miller
Manidon
Dublin
Ouling
Polioni
Bilidory
Ann
Hele
Grnka Prk
Pavio
Polion
Pullee
Croke Park
Wee
Jonny
Tal
Western Farm Problems Take Center Stage In Senate Talks
A midwest farm issue prompt a Republican and Democratic cross party conference among western senators. A plan outlines a joint program to address farming conditions, production controls, and price support with a focus on wheat, livestock, and drought weather. The conference aims to unify western senators before December session.
Plane crash at Kelly Field kills two men
A De Havilland plane fell at Kelly Field No 2 in San Antonio killing Sigmund Seymaniakt 24 of New York City and James A Turney 28 of Berkeley Cal. They were tying casks when the craft burned upon grounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Klytog Snide Sigmund Seymaniakt
New York City
James A. Turney
Berkeley
Cal
Holton
DeHavilandaur Plaza
Kelly Wold No. 2
Grain and Hogs at Hew Ow
Chicago November 22 trains and hogs made new record today in continuation of the decline across the country. The grain market showed the usual weakness since the outbreak of the World War with prices dropping to the lowest levels since 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alnee
Farmers Organize to Fight Tax on Timber Felling
Washington November 22 report states farmers unite to oppose a tax on timber felling. Secretary Charles Ay Lyman of the National Board of Path-Ovgailivhtlohs announces the group and outlines aims to oppose the levy amid midland organized efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pried’ Theodgh Vo- Spersilye Sociotigg
Charlew Ay Lyman
National Board of Path -Ovgailivhtlohs
Republican Cabinet for Harding
Reporter Raymond Clapper states that President elect Harding will appoint an all Republican cabinet not a coalition one. The rumor that Franklin D. Roosevelt would be named secretary of war was deemed unfounded. Harding travels with his party toward Manila as their pleasure voyage unfolds at sea awaiting arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steambinie
Prewdom-oleet
Harding
Parsons
Renato
Chantbellain
Oxeion
Ohanthorlein
Important Grange Meeting Sets Fresh Officers
Corry Grange held a regular session on Saturday afternoon electing officers for the coming year. New steward and chaplain appointed. secretary and treasurer named. meeting attended by local members and a delegation from Pomona Grange in Springfield for a joint event December 8 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miny Viotina Slyo
Caroline Toppely
Kolatees
Austin Crow
le Metray
Meh L
McCray
Afarion Kolatve
Flora
Mado Snapp
Rach Wate
Iumranco Dolisiter
A. Standman
Corry Grango
Mire
J. Crowell
Pomona Grange
Brie
Police Department Moves Into New Municipal Building
The police department plans to move into the new municipal building in the coming weeks. Construction includes basement work, tiling, fixtures, and painting, with occupancy expected by January 4 and official city and Chamber of Commerce approval soon after. The tower work has finished and interior details near completion, signaling imminent transfer to active use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potien
Billin
Apier la
Benute
Chamber of Commeren
Tl Fire Department
Heart Muarters
UG Root
Commons Suspends Session After Dublin Uproar
London reports a wild uproar over the Dublin situation leading to the suspension of the Commons session. The disruption followed a scuffle involving Prime Minister supporters and other members, with continued tensions noted through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prow
London
Dublin
Mession
Mie
Local Industries Slowing Down Corry Situation Better
Local industries show a general slowdown with mixed reports of curtailments and work-hour reductions across multiple plants. Several facilities including Ajax Grow Works and Marmoud plant report adjusted schedules while others preserve near normal staffing as optimism returns amid readjustment, export demand, and ongoing shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Sono Works
Howard Plan
Joon! Furniturh
Ajax Grow
Muhio
Unclear Probe Sways City Officials In Death Case
A coroner's inquest into Wil. Nani Behuliz's death resumes with testimonies expected from Mayor Miles B. Kitts and Senator Martin Co Cornell. Investigators press suspects as details emerge of threats and promises allegedly offered to keep quiet, while injured William Donaldson faces questions about a prior admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Nani Behuliz
Trey
Cardol
Yeatardos
Stantey Aairehil
Aehiah
William Donaldson
Haya
Leen
Donaldson
Falron
Chia
Soho
Donnidoon
Kitla
Morne
O Brien
Cornell
Pairefild
Hamot Hospital
Lnte
Donatiaan
Mtoeley
Wx Insurince Muant
Donalidyan
Win
Vith
Thal
Tin da
Mooney Case to Be Reopened Immediately
Sain Franco reports Pathiet Attorney Mudhlow Bray will reopen the Mooney case before the county grand jury at once. Bray announced the move, signaling renewed legal action in the longstanding matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney
Sain Franco
Mudhlow Bray
Home Burned and Aid Arrives from Red Cross
A Potin farm home near Spring Creek in Corry burned completely. Walter TM area residents aided by Red Cross volunteers who provided clothing furniture and shelter. Corry and Odery Chapters organized donations and truckloads of supplies to aid the bereaved family as workers prepare and distribute essentials amid Iow social tensions noted toward volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Spring Creek
Corry
American Red Cross Lolny
Abby
Dhowe
Erie Wreck at Lakewood Injures One Rail Worker
Harold A. Mason, about 29, of Meadville, a tramrobin on Erie railroad freight 2740, was badly hurt near Lakewood Saturday morning in a rear collision on the local division. Mason, in charge of conductor Chipp and engineer Walker, stood on the rear platform when a blast burst, stalling his brain and enabling a second locomotive to crash into the rear. Mason suffered severe injuries. flagman L. Wypant, from Meadville, escaped with minor injuries. The caboose derailed and freight wreckage blocked the line for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Mason
Meadsille
Erie Railroad
Dakewood
Armidville Tribune-Repuliountina
Mason Wis Hoad
Chipp
Walker
Meadville
Lakine
Poellman Mason
Eir Bose
Maron
L. I
Logan Meets Dale Thursday in Jamestown Fight Card
Jamestown card features Logan Logen vs Al Bally with main event Fragkis Contin against Tong a yioy. Other bouts include Borgonne’s Tong and Lowa’s six rounds. Local spectators urged to attend Thursday night session at Jamestown arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PDN Logen
Jamestown
al Bally
Kanraw City
Nansen Says 60,000 Men Needed to Save Armenia
The League of Nations gathered in Ghent to debate Armenia and Turkey with a plan to form a six member committee to seek a halt to hostilities. Nansen urged 60,000 troops and £10,000,000 to save Armenia, expecting American support. Balfour warned against blockade and urged a broader approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gbyrva
AU la Routaine
Belgium
Menma
Turkey
Alinta
Robert Meeil
M. Vivian
Armenia
Nansen
Turing
Alve Armeni
America
Amorita
Arthue ‘Balfour
Talfour
Mustapha Kemal
Amerion
Condition of Margaret Blair in Critical State
The article reports Margaret Blair, a young girl, in very critical condition after an incident Friday night. Doctors from Lamy and family attendants described her as severely ill, with uncertain cause and danger to her life, while hope remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Blair
Margret Blair
Mes
Fuk Riair
Ferandle
Lamy
Korwandlthom
Rands
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