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13 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions a price and location east of a named area. No clear persons organizations dates or events emerge to form a coherent card.
The article details large cotton gin fire losses in multiple U S locations including Texas and Arkansas, with estimates reaching into the millions. It notes investigations and a police inquiry into a confessed kidnapping with mental health concerns and conflicting confessions. Local authorities consider commissions to review the case as questions about a suspect’s sanity arise amid the search for motive and disposal of evidence.
An 11 year old, Tonal Midhare, is charged with attempting to wreck Pennsylvania Railroad Train No 900 near the Pittburgh yard area. Reported details describe a damaged car and nearby wreckage as investigators probe motive and opportunity. Authorities say the case remains under review with no formal conclusions yet.
Oct 1 report from Brie notes phantom Canaitaen rum runners aboard a boat near the waterfront entering the harbor. A. W. Norrin, deputy caller of the Tria o Mine, stated the official charge and questioned the number of quarts smuggled into the harbor from Canada amid the illicit whisky trafficking.
A small child delivered carbolic acid to an infant under nursing care. the poisoning led to the infant Glurence Mo Tavnd's death. The incident occurred at a home where Mrs and the child were in distress, with Dorothy May, a seven-year-old sister, cited among those involved. hospital care followed but the infant did not survive.
United Press reports Mackswiney delirious in London during a third month of testing. The unclear dispatch notes confusion and a brief mention of a man named Naruse Mae rrinny, with references to Ak and Ariston prikon OManG winey in the chaotic text.
Governor James M. Cox launched his fourth campaign for Indiana to pressure Senator Harding and the League of Nations. He spoke at Hewjue Jno and rallies, asserting Indiana, a normally Republican state, could be won with continued Democratic support and improvement in party alignment. He planned a Sunday night speech in Detroit and a Cleveland rally the following day.
Meg Ayo tis Williamson Wilson, wife of Secretary of Labor Wilson, died in Washington today after a decade long illness from a paralytic stroke. Funeral services will be held at the Wilson residence and interment in Bloomsburg, Pay the Wildon home.
Special to the Foural reports May Can, aged 45, of New Sighmond, fatally injured when a car upset during a dawn crash near Meadvilue. She died after being taken for treatment as authorities investigated the wreckage and cause of the accident.
Dispatches from Riga report a Polish Russian treaty signed amid tensions. The long agreement foreshadows broader mobilization and ongoing clashes as General Wrangel’s forces fight in the south near Botajoyilel. Reports also mention Soviet actions around Kovno and Vilna with strategic moves in Constantinople and Armenia.
An imprisoned suspect named Crosby calmly confessed to killing two men in Warren County Pennsylvania after a dispute over a tree. Reports say Crosby had been sought since August and linked the crimes to the county. officials offered no additional light. Local notes cover a family visit, club meeting, and anniversary celebrations with social details and small items.
Larry Beattie of the night yard narrowly escaped death when his foot was caught between a rail and a frog near the freight station during work with the yard engine. A sequence of cars passed, trapping his foot further before he could be freed. He was taken to hospital with a serious ankle injury. doctors say permanent damage is unlikely and he will be away from work for weeks.
Ost. 13. A proposal to seize liquor is under discussion in Congress. Wayne B. Whosler, counsel for the Antisutoon Bragie ward, noted no decision today but said the measure remains under consideration by the Senate. Weather forecast calls for fair tonight and Thursday with light showers along Lake Erie tomorrow.
A late October Washington political panorama centers on the upcoming election as campaigns unfold. In New York and beyond, candidates including Harding and Cox vie for support while the public weighs League of Nations policy, domestic issues, and regional shifts shaping results. Major party lines realign as Maine and West Virginia polling gain prominence with national implications.
A Chicago report states five men were to be hanged today with two others scheduled for Friday. The Supreme Court and Governor granted seven new life sentences, altering executions. Names mentioned include Nicholas Viaina Frank Camplona and Frank Zogor among those linked to a murder.
The Columbus Day ball by Knights of Columbus at the State Armory last evening featured Autumn foliage and streamers, with a seven piece orchestra and many town couples dancing. Pittsburgh tenor W. Rhodes headlined the program along with Miss Mur Musrite Mivety on piano accompaniment. Over one hundred couples enjoyed the dancing, with refreshments served and a successful event noted by Council No. 425,38 of C.
New York curb and stock quotations list several companies including General Motors Northern Pacific Overland and others. The item reads like a market column with abbreviated names and mixed spellings, reflecting transcription quirks of early 20th century financial pages.
The 19th annual conference of governors will be held in Harrisburg, Pa on December 1 2 and 3, announced by Miles Riley secretary of the conference. The agenda centers on general world cultural issues, including prosperity and home ownership, with discussion of industrial and court gas concerns.
A large crowd toured the Erie special yesterday afternoon highlighting farm and home conveniences. Specialists from the State College showcased the latest mechanical farm gear and power implements. The six car exhibit traveled from Erie to Bear Lake and onward east, displaying modern machinery and its value to farmers and daily life.
The funeral of the late Col. H N Ransom was held yesterday at 2 o clock at the home on Bent Street. Rev. & E Woodward and Rev. A B Stockham officiated. Many relatives and old friends attended. The funeral procession went to Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers named and honorary attendees from Outchtown and relatives in attendance from Cleveland Perrywharg Orrin Honcom Brie.
Prohibition agents investigate alleged strong beer production in the city. Officials report multiple breweries implicated, with beer samples exceeding legal 1 percent alcohol. Federal warrants and inspections proceed as probes target local distillers and shipments amid ongoing enforcement efforts.
Jamestown hosts a Tony Walker boxing card on Monday night October 18 with Chip Davis facing Pull Lee over twelve rounds to decision. Olympic officials led by Aiko arrived in Buffalo to sign the bout, the first in a planned series that will crown the junior lightweight champion and draw strong crowds.
Fragmentary OCR text notes Cox will speak Friday near a senator’s porch at Marloa. Mentions Governor Cox and references a Democratic platform line. Unable to confirm date, place details, or complete context due to garbled source.
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