Warren and Ino Surprise Forget to Buy It
Warren and Ino surprise buyers with a 7 percent price shift in Pennsylvania as market notes show a rapid turn in local prices.
30 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1920
Page
1
Warren and Ino surprise buyers with a 7 percent price shift in Pennsylvania as market notes show a rapid turn in local prices.
London reports officials fear Sinn Fein has formally declared war on Britain as violence escalates in Ireland. Ambushes on police and military patrols, including the Cork and Dublin area, prompt fears of a nationwide campaign. Reports describe attacks on ships and police, with authorities mobilizing guards and security measures amid widespread unrest.
United Press reports Washington authorities monitoring rising agitator activity as clashes grow. Investigators note expansion of homegrown movements and foreign propaganda efforts, with agents observing organizers and key figures to prevent further disruption.
A dispatch from Washington notes Congress will reconvene next week with a heavy agenda. Lawmakers face appropriations, organizational questions, and new legislation demands. President and party leaders anticipate intensifying debates on funding and policy priorities.
A series of talks and discussions hosted by the Christian Citizenship Institute featured speakers from the National Reform Association and local clergy. Dr. Marti spoke on Amur, while sessions explored topics such as enemies of the home and divorce, drawing large crowds for the Wednesday and Thursday programs.
Word garble makes the article hard to parse but mentions Elks Lodge, sorrow, and a hunting season for birds and squirrels opening next Sunday. It also alludes to restrictions after November 80 and illegible references to partridges or squirrels. No clear figures or locations could be confirmed.
The annual memorial service for Orry Hodge B C Elks will be held Sunday December 6 at six oclock in the Elks auditorium. The public and all interested are invited. A program will be given with music by the Moonder’s Orchestra and memorial addresses by O Clara Kent and others. Beadle and officers listed. ceremony to follow. Geneva report notes League of Nations assembly plan proposed for September meeting date.
Four men were killed when a seven ton block hoist toppled in the Downey & Build Company yards on Staten Island. The crane overturn crushed the workers beneath it as it was being fitted in a building project.
A staged report from Mingo County notes rising tensions as violent clashes and militant activity intensify. Warnings of potential insurrection accompany alleged mobilization by armed groups and labor factions amid ongoing military control events.
Four crewmen from the Chilean barge W. Pierre are recovered near Caldwins Wash with three more missing. The ship carried organ cargo and the search continues for the rest of the crew as authorities confirm casualties and unaccounted personnel.
President Wilson has accepted an invitation to serve as mediator between the Mandates nations and Armenia, the State Department announced today. The move positions the United States within the League of Nations framework as it seeks to ease tensions in the region.
United Press reports Geneva notes show America pressing for action on the mandate system and commercial access in former German territories. Secretary Collay’s note paired with a White House comment urged League scrutiny of administration and distribution. Delegate reactions were mixed as talks centered on sovereignty and mandate oversight.
New York reports Vin leading professional footballers Jia Thorpd and Gal Doge, with the Bullals All Aaiatiodus, set to meet in a late season exhibition at the Polo Grounds. Clashing teams and prominent players highlight the New York sports scene this weekend.
The governor warns of a dwindling natural gas supply and urges immediate conservation. He cites economic and industrial impacts, lists recommended actions, and calls on citizens to reduce consumption to protect the remaining reserves.
Report from Unitedress Landon dated November 30 says Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey may meet for the world heavyweight title in England. Promoter Tex Rickard and Jack Kearns discuss the possibility, with no final decision yet.
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