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14 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
1
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Shreve delivered an independent campaign speech at the Brute Armory amid claims women voters will play a key role in the congressional election. He urged enforcement of Prohibition and the Volstead Act, cited by supporters of reform, while criticising the major parties and noting support from some Erle and Crawford County residents.
Passage describes a chaotic scene with unclear fragments about a suspect named Pasquale confessing to three murders and a broader report on farm revival policies and treasury actions amid mounting fears. It mentions finance, loans, and farmers seeking price support but contains many garbled phrases.
Police voiced doubt about a Philadelphia suspect in the disappearance of Mr. Ross Asherman. The man was described as in custody after authorities allege he disposed of a body in the Schuylkill River, with details of the violent crime and the victim’s identity withheld pending further evidence.
Board of Commerce committees met to arrange a Halloween celebration. They planned to hold the event on the last Saturday of the month, replacing the following Monday night. Mardi Gras would be phased out that evening to attract traders from nearby places. They seek assistance from Wirestor and aim to make the Armory event a financial booster for Company A.
Edward Arunitrat will open the first number lecture course this evening at 456 Hall auditorium. The program includes a popular lecture on victory by prominent speakers with questions answered after the talk. Topics cover reconstruction and what we gain from war.
United Press reports widespread terror across the southwest as gunmen threaten cotton owners and ignite fires to force price hikes. Incendiary fires destroy guns and mills. armed guards patrol cotton, mills, and gins amid fear of further destruction.
Announcement reports GR Rug D MC Parker FAL Aistonk M Davidson and D F P Smith seeking a charter for Corry Amusement Company to manage theaters and exhibitions including dramatic operatic vaudeville and film features with a new theater expected to open mid November and interior work underway.
The Union City School Council will host a Friday banquet for the Sunday School Council of Corry. Pastor Hermon Whredge of us Brio Y, AGO, will give the principal talk. Mint Grune McDonald and Mrs Bomb Miten will bring greetings from Brig oquneil.
Dispatches from Paran dated October 14 report Bolshevik troops pushing south under General Wrangel, recapturing several towns in the area near the Azov Sea as allied forces struggle to hold the line.
In Chicago on October 14, a black man and two others were hanged at the county jail for murders. The men, linked to the strangling and robbery of a woman, faced execution after rapid trials.
Ten workers were overcome by ammonia gas at a factory plant today. Emergency crews responded as workers were treated on site and then transported for medical evaluation. A plant spokesman said the incident is under investigation and no injuries are believed to be life threatening.
A Corry League of Women Voters meeting is announced for the coming week. The group aims to boost local engagement and grow membership as plans and speakers are finalized. Attendees include Miss Rustico of Ticina and Mr. Milen, with visits by Jeunto and Barah McCray.
Cory Hopital Association directors hosted a 4penies dinner at the Blue Bird with board members and physicians. Loveland former president was present, Dr Walker of Linesville attended, and the gathering aimed to boost doctor-hospital cooperation as the facility’s affairs were described as very good.
At a German conference of Socialists in HALA Germany on October 14 Herr Donnig leader of the prodol Melle wing urged a civil war as the only means to establish a protolactat statu. Donnig favored an alliance with Soviet Russia under strict control while Daunig warned against coercive tactics and urged unity of the proletariat to mobilize resources.
The Boar of Education held its regular meeting last evening at the Med school. Minutes from September 1 were approved. A new member and teacher hires were discussed, janitor raise requested, and the death of tax collector Mr. Ransom noted with a memory page proposed. Payment of superintendent travel to Harrisburg approved. A kindergarten proposal and electric lights for Hawt Main Street building were debated, with PTA funding proposed.
The Jonathan Lodge I.O.O.F. held a well attended session at Odd Fellows hall with district deputy Smith installing officers for the outing year. Officers named include Noble Grand A Jatoba, V ice Grand Pranle Amidon, Recording Grand Clarence Miller, and others. The business portion featured speeches before members adjourned to a supper hosted by the Rebekah lodge, with lively social time to conclude.
The gun club held a regular shoot last evening at the state Armory with added rifle squad participation. Results show scores for several competitors including Fern Smith 90 Mia John McTanee 93 and many others. overall improving execution noted and plans for Monday night practice and official notices forthcoming.
A meeting of high school teacher principals and the superintendent from Warren Carfield and Erle counties will be held at the local high school tomorrow. Deputy State Superintendent W. Dewitt is billed to speak, with the day’s program not yet available.
New York detectives question the four hundred thousand dollar jewel heist at Storppy Hollow. They doubt an inside job as Mrs Chapman and Mrs Danforth report their rooms entered and a large pearl necklace and cash taken. Few details remain clear due to damaged text.
Phe High school football eleven will journey to Union City for a game with Union City High on Saturday afternoon. Union City has won this year defeating Youngaville and Cambridge Springs, including a 33 to 0 victory over Cambridge Springs last Saturday.
Relatives in Brixton prison declare Lord Mayor MacSwiney’s mind is clouded after a hunger strike. The report cites their claim that he fails to respond to messages, while details of a related death in Santa Clara County are noted, with funeral plans unspecified.
A Parents and Teachers Association meeting is set for Friday October 15 at 2 30 p m at the Fairview building. All interested are invited. Program includes Marigaret Ott reading Mothers and Sponsor Reading. Martha Brayplea and Mrs Lawrence Rein taga attend.
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