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27 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary text shows a bidding or offer note with unclear names and dates. Readable items suggest a transaction or bid event but missing key identities and context to confirm specifics.
A provisional battalion of 400 U S soldiers from Camp Sherman moves toward Wallaas and nearby towns to bolster guard duty as miners clash with strikebreakers. Command reports indicate a tense situation in Willamson County with Governor and local authorities preparing for troop arrival.
Disjointed copies report plans for a broad Sunday ban affecting sports and leisure in many states. Proponents argue stricter observance aligns with health and morality, while opponents warn of unconstitutional overreach and economic harm. The piece notes opposition from religious and fraternal groups, with debate centered on enforcing a Sabbath through sports restrictions and related activities.
In Cork today a series of bomb explosions struck principal streets causing widespread damage estimated at 50 000 pounds. Firefighters and police contained blazes as witnesses described the chaotic scenes and delayed firefighting efforts.
Leonard plans defense after a decisive win where Benny Hoomtrd weighed 144 pounds? over the lightweight limit and dominated Welling in a 14-round bout.Report notes from Madison Square Garden and Associated press dispatches describe the victory scene and ensuing bragging rights among promoters and fans.
United Praan Ganiva reports the League of Nations commission on disarmament authorizes Bir Quclt Surat to draft a tentative plan for international control over war materials. A third commission plans a project for an inter national tribunal, to be presented to the League assembly within a fortnight. The draft will lead to an international court and universal disarmament machinery, with deliberations on mandates and enforcement.
Berlin dispatch reports Dr. Ror ald Dornburg defending Germany’s conduct in war as not more criminal than Allied actions. He writes to President Pierrydow of Argentina urging the League of Nations to condemn all sides equally and asserts Germany was loyal to its postwar commitments.
United Press reports from Dublin say British authorities uncovered evidence of Sinn Fein involvement in killings tied to a fund for the army, with key figures including Artlive (GriMen) and MPs Kamons Dugan and McNeil among those detained. An early inquiry noted arrests and potential internments as labor officials prepared to travel to Trioland for further investigations.
United Pros reports the former Empress Kaiverin in hospital after days in a critical heart condition. Doctors fear recovery is unlikely and consider transporting her body to Germany if she dies. Wilhelm is said to be melancholic due to the illness.
Corry dairymen discuss forming a co operative milk plant to serve the nearby region. About sixty five members attended the meeting at Splesman Hall with plans to decide next week on contacting a modern milk plant. The proposal includes gathering a large dairy supply and establishing a plant locally.
A mother perished with two of her children while attempting to save three others during a fire at the Finhan home. Her husband survived, guiding his daughter to safety as the flames claimed Charles Wallin aged eight, Gladys, and two younger children.
In Buffalo suburbs a collision near a New York Central crossing killed ten workers. Investigators will examine the accident, noting that men typically avoid crossing the tracks and move toward a nearby vehicle when a train arrives.
The department said it will return tentative ports to Wayeno while the American commission on conditions in Triomd awaits. It added that Jasports will be spared to any individual Ampleas piticon the department believes is entitled to a useport.
Copy describes barricading London streets to thwart a massive plot. Report mentions Downing Street and nearby streets, Lloyd George residence, police activity, and demonstrations halted, with officials flagging a security buildup and potential public danger.
A small blaze at the residence of Dr. A. Sinkth led to firefighters arriving yesterday afternoon. Little damage reported after extinguishing an irritant gas release. Unclear other details due to damaged text.
Washington November 27 Treasury officials say Congress is unlikely to approve meaningful tax reductions. The discussion centers on raising some taxes to cover wartime debts and government expenses. Officials note growing federal outlays and the need to raise billions to fund government operations.
Jamestown reporter details a fatal accident at Falconer where Frank Temphars, 48, was instantly killed by freight train No. 5 on the D AL and Erie lines junction. Witnesses say a blocking issue and faulty hearing due to freight noise prevented Temphars from noticing the approaching passenger train. coroner Tinosin of Jamestown conducted the investigation
Explosions near Milan and at a factory 40 miles away at Vergiate killed and wounded many. Airplane parts were being unloaded when bombs detonated, drawing relief crews as residents endured aftershocks. Early reports from Rome cite dozens dead or missing as investigations continue into the mystery factory blast and ongoing explosions.
Senator Underwood of Alabama predicted in Washington that the proposed resolution declaring a state of peace with Germany would not be adopted during the December session of Congress. He warned that even if changes were needed, the effect would be to cost time and effort that might hinder approval by the president and administration.
BORTHAND Ore November 27. Early despite safety barge W. J. Pierre under Chilean flag was reported missing with its crew after rough seas drove it onto jagged rocks near James Tifanis Quillayute Wash. Great waves battered the vessel. search efforts faced heavy weather and high winds.
Lodge and Penrose in conference in November politics with Fos sion and Regribiiuun leaders. They expected Lodge and Penrose to work with other party members in the upper house on a program likely to gain support from major faction leaders. Panton’s illness may keep him from active participation while discussions focus on a cross party plan.
United Press dispatch reports Representative Claud A Kitchin of North Carolina suffered a second stroke of paralytic nature today while visiting officials of the Post Office Department. His condition was described as serious with aides saying he will likely remain in the hospital for treatment and observation.
President-elect Harding plans a trip to Kingston Texas next Tuesday. He will meet with the British governor and inspect local fortification sites. The schedule includes a stop in Jamaica during the tour.
The Corry Chapter American Red Cross extends the roll call deadline to December bth as factory slowdowns and bad weather hinder canvassing. Mrs Speer urges 400 donors to send contributions to Headquaters Red Cross Corry Pa, noting nearby communities have shown strong support and more immediate responses are needed to sustain chapter activities.
Warren November 27 A man named Lunilberg and another young man were injured when their car was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train near the Pennsylvania Avenue crossing at 2 AM today. Authorities hold Lunilberg for investigation as officials seek details of the accident following a nearby dancing party. The report notes minor injuries to two people and a wrecked vehicle at the crossing.
Fragmented OCR reveals a discussion of Cornell potentially receiving a leave of absence. References to a conference at 8:80 and names such as Cowwell and O'lowke appear alongside unclear mentions of absentee ballots and authority figures.
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