22 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
1
Parliament passes emergency measures to avert strikes. Government to deploy soldiers to operate trains ships and mines and to ration resources. Train schedules disrupted as Britain readies wartime controls to counter the industrial upheaval.
The report notes Britain faces a general strike if talks with the miners do not resume soon. The government moves to wartime powers and calls up military reserves while unions threaten coordinated action. Schools closed and rationing continues as emergency measures are put in place.
The investigation into the fatal New York Contra train wreck remains incomplete as railroad officials, owners, and investigators from the Interstate Commerce Commission plus Sunville County officials meet at the Union Station office. Officials expect to file formal findings within days and to determine responsibility for the wreck.
United Prose reports Ort 22 as John P. Kramer, prohibition commissioner, visited Pittsburgh today. The piece notes Boland, a pupil to Manager John Cullen at W. V Telegraph, was promoted to a new role in Bedford after two years with Titusville.
Representatives of the vnperor Tooague of Women Vote call a non partisan meeting tonight at eight o clock in the high school auditorium. Men with women invited.
Oliver Wo Stewart former member of the THnois state legislature and leading dry advocate will hold two meetings Monday at 2200 hours at the State Armory and later at the depot in Gulp He recently returned from Pranen and will discuss Our Part in the World Crisis AlODif Probabilionines and Aeon will introduce, noted as speakers with strong oratory and argument style.
Fragmentary text from Huntington West Virginia items describes con meeting notes and names three individuals with uncertain context about a morning train and Mrs Bigden's winter session. The readable pieces lack complete events or outcomes.
United Press reports Governor Cox of New Jersey outlines a counter movement against Runyon Root. Cox accuses Root of seeking to leverage a League stance as part of a broader Republican effort with Harding and Lodge reservations.
Details of prize categories for a Halloween parade are listed by the Board of Commerce. Prizes include Industrial Float 415 first, School Float 15 first, Organization Float 15 first, plant with largest percentage of spectators 15, best decorated window 10 first 5 second, and various merchandise and fashion prizes. A parade schedule notes assembly at 7:30 and dancing to follow, with bands on Wilton Street.
Escaped Sing Sing convicts captured near Marion as campaign coverage notes tense political climate. Report cites security actions and voter tension amid Ohio race and national issues.
United Press reports McCormick of the League of Nations condemning Taft and Lodge for pledging support to the League through President Harding. He cites Lodge’s past writings and says the League movement involves global clergy and power players, not a single nation.
London August 28 Crowned by delirium MacSwiney showed alternating lucidity and weakness today as authorities reported the hunger strike prisoner remains conscious only in fleeting moments. Doctors said his health deteriorated after 24 days without solid food and he could not be fed due to medical concerns.
United Press reports Bishop Garvey of Altoona Catholic Diocese died today after a two year decline in health. He collapsed Tuesday and had served in the church during his tenure. Also noted were visits by Miss A Chase to Meadville and Rita Porter visiting family before returning to Los Angeles.
In Concord New Territory a motor car abandoned near Warner sparks a manhunt. The pursued, George Mtivers and Marcus Bassett, are sought by volunteers and police, with witnesses reporting shots fired but no injuries. Officers cordon woods as dawn approaches.
Gary, head of United States Steel, urged further adjustments in steel prices and production. He cited voluntary price reductions and industry shifts as responses to market conditions, noting profits remain despite adjustments. He suggested forthcoming tweaks while signaling middlemen may escape impact.
Multiple fatal incidents reported across Erie Jamestown and surrounding areas. Accounts describe sudden deaths linked to industrial accidents and a rail yard incident causing injuries and community shock. Authorities investigate while local officials report heightened security and ongoing search for details.
The Warren Mirror reports Pennsylvania Gas Company temporary suspension of its rate increase for 60 days effective October 20 following an agreement with the Public Service Commission. Warren officials and the City Solicitor indicated further action may occur within the month, with a formal ruling due to cap the suspension period.
Local volunteers from Mosplint Auxiliary start a drive to gather funds for Corry capital and the W Jpg relief effort. The canvass covers every home and asks all residents to contribute by Sunday, with proceeds aiding medical needs and hospital services.
The West Main Street block, recently bought by G H Brooks from Frank Lilz, has been sold to Ralph Chiarioneio who plans a grocery store on Flrat Ave. Chiarioneio aims to rent the block soon and move his market there. Ashton and the Nodework Guild discussed outcomes at their meeting.
Fragmentary weather note mentions tonight and extended periods with unclear details. It lacks specific locations temperatures or conditions to confirm forecast.
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