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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
1
A turbine failure crippled Corry’s power grid prompting two firms to seek damages and a new franchise. Attorney actions target the Corry City Whisinlé Light Co while residents face ongoing outages and questions about utility control and protection.
A heavily garbled 1918 era report rails against dealer profits in food and utilities, citing a commission and franchise matters. It mentions Corry Union wires, a modern town plant, and a planned street railway. It notes meetings, maintenance issues, and potential relief actions, with references to the State Game Commission and hunter license renewals.
A fragmented 19th century style note outlines political maneuvering around treaty preparation and ratification. It mentions experts, opposition figures such as Wilsons, and committees in Washington debating Wordy phrases reference international ties and anticipated Senate votes amid partisan tensions.
Patterson and Chin propose financing a new fire headquarters with guaranty from Arango. Mayor Potter discusses the plan with Dewey property owners to secure $49,000 to cover costs while the commission works on a loan, aiming to complete the project and maintain the current truck fleet.
A draft protocol to accompany the German treaty was submitted to the Senate. President Wilson sent a letter from Paris detailing discussions during the peace talks. The document explains proposed futures and the German delegates request to formalize a definite binding memorandum. Secretary Lansing brought the protocol from Paris.
Attorney General Tishner conferred with government officials to discuss the food situation and possible actions. A committee was named to report to the president on the matter.
A ceremony in Pittsburgh on Monday marks the vows of Sister Mary Passio and Sister Mary Washnoe at the Chapel of St. Morey Hospital. Family relatives gather to witness the solemn vows as part of the Sisters of Mercy, with several named attendees and a formal reception to follow.
A gasoline car operated by Hy Corry and Union Bus was moved to the railway yard for a short time and shipped to Youngsville Wednesday night. It will be used to haul fuel from that line to Bogner Grove, transferring from the head to the position company for Youngsville.
Weathered streams in Pennsylvania limit catch as trout season ends amid poor conditions. A handful of speckled trout have been reported, while neighboring New York opens season until September 1. Mrs J Pinnweau returns to Buffalo after visiting family in Stobenger.
United Press reports railroad workers in the United States plan to push for wage hikes as the cost of living rises. Leaders warn a widespread strike could begin immediately if demands are not met, signaling possible disruptions to rail service nationwide.
Senator Kenyon demands immediate action to reduce living costs amid wartime pressure. He calls for urgent consideration of pending resolutions and targeted measures to ease prices, urging House action for August to avert deeper hardship for citizens.
Fragmented text reports debate over a proposed joint workhouse. Officials question feasibility and costs, noting rising current needs and potential profits. County commissioners express uncertainty about funding and the plan’s legality, with staunch opposition from several local figures.
New York August cotton prices climbed six dollars per bale on the New York Cotton Exchange following the government crop report. The report indicated a reduced probable yield, helping support the advance in prices.
A garbled, OCR like report from Chicago outlines unrest and confusion at a local race event. It mentions shortages and warnings tied to a named lieutenant and notes a fatal injury, with scattered references to streets and authorities.
A fragmented report notes service men gathering at the armory for a meeting tonight. Mentions various groups and locations with unclear names, including Waltonite, Spartanshure, and Cason, implying a wartime or community mobilization tone and a call for unity and readiness. The text is garbled but preserves a sense of organized troop or group assembly.
A muddled social page describes a private dance party in Pitnaville hosted by 0. BF Mall with sixteen guests. Attendees enjoyed a movie and a shyly orchestrated forty nine oclock hour event under light rain. Weather outlook calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday pair.
All electric current users, especially those relying on Corry City Electric Light Company, are urged to attend a meeting at the Board of Commerce offices this evening. President Laurie says the gathering will discuss the current situation and may lead to united action for better results.
July saw only two arrests across the city with limited details. The report notes 83 items collected and expenditures exceeding $200 tied to July operations, while multiple stations report low activity and few arrests compared to previous months.
With favorable weather the Board of Commerce band will give an open air concert in city parks this evening under the direction of M Wallory March. The York Firemen’s Selection Bohemian Girl Descriptive Variations Polka Intermezzo Flower of Lā fire.
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