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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
1
Britain readies for a nationwide coal miners strike with officials and unions signaling a stoppage beginning tomorrow. Government and transport authorities prepare for embargo options and food distribution amid potential factory shutdowns and labor unrest.
Somerset Ky. Oct 15 Senator Warren G Harding declared the Republican platform supports living standards and property rights, rejects a war with Mexico, and promotes the golden rule in international relations. He accused Democrats of exaggerating war fears and argued a Republican presidency would avoid entanglements.
David Tonop was found guilty of murdering his wife Anna Jonéa Alsanor. The jury returned a guilty verdict after deliberation yesterday.
Northside merchants argue over sugar pricing as they quote 18 cents per pound with the average at about 15 to 16 cents. The discussion notes a high cost of living and the market closely watched by participants, reflecting tensions in retail pricing.
A historical New York stock quotation page shows activity in numerous firms including General Motors Great Northern Binghamton Steel and Allied Oil. Prices listed cover several rail and oil interests with varied bids and yields, reflecting a bustling but unsettled market.
Fragmentary report from Washington dated October 15 notes cabinet efforts to control rising coal prices. Mentions Harrisburg and Philadelphia figures, a British connection, and a threat to a trust rite at a city home. Details are damaged and names unclear.
Dairymen of Spring Creek form a dairy league in West Spring Creek and open the Willow Dairy Creamery to supply milk. James M. Cox visits Marion and plans to address crowds, with Harding supporters active. Ohio events include speeches in Delaware Marion and surrounding towns.
A derailment near the Woodhill tunnel north of Dotter involved Train 907 on the BuMao and Pitts line. The wreck damaged the tender and nearby parts, causing locomotive parts to scatter and some injuries among those aboard.
A group of high school instructors gathered at the auditorium this afternoon to confer on work and general governance. Superintendent Lewis and a program on pathway courses were to be addressed during the meeting attended by education staff from local schools.
Reports from Washington on January 16 indicate a new anti Bolshevik military movement forming in western Russia. Ambitious operations were hinted from the fronts near Poland and the Baltic region as anti Bolshevik forces organize.
Dr Ott addressed a large audience in the High School auditorium, introduced by City Superintendent A E Aemstreet who urged support for a Violet sale to aid a Military fund. He marked November 11, 1916 as a significant date in world history and stressed wartime sacrifice and democracy.
The Journal arranges a wide night service with special phone lines and telegraph equipment to provide continuous election coverage. Readers can hear live updates from seven phones at the Journal building and receive carbon copies of returns via messengers to clubs and organizations.
United States Navy officials announced that an insane Marine was responsible for a series of killings during the native Turing American occupation of Hawaii. Another Marine who served earlier in the conflict is named as involved in alleged outrages against Tultlians. Navy statements indicate more facts will be released as investigations proceed.
Local sportsmen call for action to protect ring neck pheasants near Hingnecked, Elgin, and Lovell as legal season opens. They warn that thoughtless hunting could wipe out small flocks along near town rails, urging residents to help preserve the birds for future seasons and spread awareness in the region.
A report outlines highway construction progress in Bria County with multiple routes summarized. It notes Route B41 Waterfetty Plank at 94 percent base course, Route 843 pavement and nearby connections, and several completed or near completion segments across Girard, Springfield, and Worth townships with varying pavement and grade statuses.
London Ont wires report J P Swiney’s relatives insist he continues a hunger strike in Brixton Prison. Officials seek proof of feeding to halt the protest while relatives say no food is given and fear death may come.
Harrisburg Ontario reports three members of the state constabulary were discharged after an incident at a park involving alcohol. The unit tried to stop trucks and was confronted by federal officers, with all involved linked to the Greenbury group.
Eight former War Risk League members indicted by the Anko Bureau for an alleged plot to defraud disabled soldiers. They pleaded not guilty and were arraigned. The scheme promised to aid a disabled veteran by arranging for increased compensation in exchange for a share of funds.
A court grants divorce to Tumwia Fis Tey from Rube Marquard amid a vaudeville backdrop. Locals report a planned high school game as eleven teams travel to Talon City to face the Mligh team, coached by Sieo Pothin.
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