23 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1920
Page
1
United Press reports Senator Harding celebrates strong Republican unity amid campaign activity. Headquarters stress confidence while prospects of victory loom. leaders align behind Harding and emphasize party cohesion across factions as the nation watches.
A long damaged text recounts a parent and teachers meeting held yesterday afternoon at the school. It details program items by students, remarks by Rev. Campbell and others, and notes on education’s future role, with emphasis on character development and parental involvement.
London reports a planned strike for midnight as a show of support for miners. A conference of railway and miners executives was held to discuss postponement and government involvement ahead of a joint meeting with rail chiefs and officials. The aim is to align actions with government plans and avert broader disruption.
London dispatch cites Riga correspondent reporting mobs and Polish troops marching toward Vilna and Litadanian settlements. The telegram notes violent killings and casualties as events unfold during the invasion era. Specifics are fragmentary with early casualty tallies and the account references General Volgoneki amid wartime movements.
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Local notice invites the public to an appearance by John B Ratto, famed entertainer, on Friday evening at 8 15. Presented at the High School auditorium with tickets selling at the door, the program promises varied acts and humor, drawing a large attendance expected by Librarian Levtunn Gourse.
The Presbyterian Ladies announce a supper with advance ticket sales led by Mie Taikoa at the Tribyter Mia gluse next Wednesday evening. Reports note strong support for the event and accompanying political outreach, with nominations and appearances by local figures at the State Armory and other venues as the party plots get underway.
President plans to address pro League Republicans on the League issue in a public campaign event. Delegation reception at the White House is slated for 11 a.m. on Wednesday with a forthcoming speech on policy.
Last night many women attended a meeting at the Behold Auditorium where representatives from female clubs spoke in favor of woman suffrage. A five piece orchestra played as audience members, including Mrs Brackien and Mrs Rhodes, listened to speakers urging voting rights and civic responsibility for new voters.
The Journal reports an editor’s note about misprints and jokes on the day’s issue. It mentions a missing three year old girl from West Chnnnoh Trent and a neighbor’s assistance while discussing the humor of a substitution of the word yours for hows in a prior column.
A fragmentary weather notice notes near Lake Erie, with probable mild temperatures and variable conditions. The text mentions potential changes but lacks concrete forecasts or exact timing. Entities include Lake Erie and general weather terms.
United Press dispatch from New York reports Governor Cox expressing confidence on the big campaign day in New York City. He outlines faith in the nation, vows to maintain independents' rights, and says if elected he will consult with Wilson, Root, and other leaders while emphasizing continuity of wartime ideals and economic policy.
Current off tomorrow for repairs as crews prepare transmission line work. Location and timing aim to minimize disruption with most activity planned Sunday. work includes painting, overhaul, and inspection to finish before weather worsens. Expect partial outages and advisories for patrons during morning hours and Sunday.
The annual election of officers for the Corry Chapter of the Red Cross will be held next Wednesday evening at 8 oclock. All active members are urged to attend and participate in the organization’s annual business.
Harrisburg dispatches report Mrs. Thoman Gibbin of Terry appointed to Erie county Mothers Pension Board to replace Mrs. Helen Mateh who resigned.
Vel. 25 Governy Aproul today proclaimed October 27 as Roowyelt Day Arbor Day and Bird Day in a proclamation urging schools to observe the day with special exercises. The date marks Theddorn Rouse yell’s birthday.
Logan Bryan lists market quotes from New York and curb markets. Stocks cited include American Sugar, Anaconda, Armour, General Motors, Chicago and Great Western, Lackawanna, Studebaker, Texas Company, Willys Overland, Glens Falls, Long Star Gas, Midwest Refining, Sims Petroleum and others with varying percent changes amid the day’s trading. The page presents a snapshot of miscellaneous price movements and company names common to a late 19th or early 20th century financial page.
Relatives fear Lord Mayor Patrick MacSwiney is dead and Brixton prison officials suppress his bedside visit. Peter MacSwin ey, brother, claims sisters Mary and Annie and Father Dominic were barred from the room by prison staff to avoid interference with doctors caring for the ailing mayor. Home Office says exclusion aimed to prevent disruption to medical care.
Investigators said no final findings would be issued until early next week as testimony was completed. Garson hoped for clarity in the crash that killed and injured dozens, while officials reviewed evidence with railroad and regulatory representatives present. Stenographic copies of testimony will be circulated to committees before a verdict is reached over a three day period.
Municipalities of Brie Warren and Corry oppose a planned rate hike by the Washington Gas Company. Readings from Franklin and Willville indicate a proposed rate of 95 cents per thousand cubic feet. The Pennsylvania Service Commission paused a similar rise as cities Gerry Warren and Erie pursue royal proceedings.
The assembly of awards was announced after a one hour and fifteen minute decision by the commission. First prizes included 15 dollars for various floats from entities such as the Witizens National Bank Ajax Tron Works and Corry National Bank, with second prizes of 10 dollars from multiple sponsors. Additional prizes covered organization floats and decorated windows with amounts ranging up to 55 dollars, and further contributors’ prizes will be announced.
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