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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
1
Turbulent changes grip Hungary as Premier Peidl is overthrown and Archduke Joseph interim rule discussed. Allied forces and Romania pose demands on war material and borders while Budapest sees protests and political realignments. Rules of governance shift amid an unsettled postwar landscape with international mediation and troop movements reported.
United Press reports Vincoovery B Oy plans a world tour starting today aboard the Empire of Musia on a remarkable assignment. The goal is to visit every county on earth and report back. The commission, granted by the Centenary Committee, may take 20 years.
Secretary Daniels reviewed a large fleet today in San Diego as part of a statewide naval arrangement. Details of the voyage and arrivals were reported with officials noting the event at the waterfront and maritime offices in the city.
Washington reports indicate evidence against Packers Raymond to be presented. a grand jury in Chicago is expected to hear testimonies this evening. The proceedings involve Old Timers of the Raymond Mintuary Liiringg plant and local figures Muloney Chase Cathroy Smulth, with G90 timing for ball tossers and factory events.
United Press report from Washington notes postoffice employees urging wage increases. President Wilson plans talks with a committee to discuss proposed boosts amid inflation and cost concerns. The article references various figures and the ongoing push for higher salaries.
An unclear report notes ongoing production disruptions at a facility with several days of halted activity. Officials indicate limited operations resume soon amid market pressure and potential delays for shipments. Local sources describe continued standstill without firm timelines.
Washington August 7 a congressional inquiry into Milward Lovell of Memphis who was sentenced to ten days in jail for alleged contempt of court was faced in the House today by Representative Baro.
Real estate transfers noted with several properties changing hands. Brooke takes title to 621 Wal Smith first, and 802 Mast Ami about. Lestat to Charlotte Oxelyth Joenle in Washington City. 618 Nort Controlroot to Seo with possession around October 1. Tate in Sept. Nottio Brevens released from hospital after a month. Stockton buys stock from Aino Ripon for Norte ill mont market.
A demonstrative test of the White Company fire truck occurred this morning after a previous venturi failure. The vehicle performed reliably across streets including North Gentor, with City officials and fire department personnel praising its reliability and protection capabilities. Repairs and maintenance support are readily available, with weather indicating showers and thunderstorms tonight into Friday.
An army of over one thousand Justice Department agents began a nationwide bank for food profiteers hunt. U.S. Attorney General Palmer and the federal task force will aid in the search and aim to curb profiteering schemes amid wartime shortages.
United Press reports members of the Matted Etutes Chamber of Commerce board will end their Portland visit with a weekend tour of western cites. The 25 member party has toured Omaha Denver Baltimore Link City Los Angeles and San Francisco. A meeting in Portland is planned tomorrow to choose the 120 convention city. The party will then visit Minneapolis on the return trip to Chicago.
City Park hosts a weekly band concert directed by M C Waller. The program includes Salvation, Gymn, Lenace Heale, Pershing, Vandara Wertiee, and Gruninfali Overture Kamut. Attendees note the event features local leaders Mrs Whittlemay and Mrs Tolden visiting Chautauqua.
War Department awards Distinguished Service Cross posthumously to Clayton B. Ais of this city for extraordinary valor during the Argonne Forest fighting. Ais, a member of Company A, 112th Infantry, enlisted days before departure, was fatally wounded while aiding his comrades and halting enemy advances on Hill X. He had worked at the Ades Tron Works prior to the war.
The regular August meeting of the board of directors of the Corry Lodi hospital was told by Miss Welling, superintendent, that general business was transacted. A report proposed for 5,000 pamphlets was authorized, detailing lab and X-ray offerings and hospital information. The building and grounds committee was tasked to review deteriorating plumbing and general conditions ahead of winter.
Altruistic Circle plans a 3 PM meeting with Mrs. Moolin on North Georgetown Street. Pythian Sisters drew a large crowd at their first hall gathering on First Avenue with a social in the Bow dining room and twenty five seated at the table. The Indigo group announces lighting improvements and new furnishings for the hall while meetings move to Wire Street Avenue Hall. Independent teams coordinated fire recovery efforts and credit to the women workers. The Vistory Lation will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. William Van Vioots at 17 Wowk Church Street.
The revival service drew a crowd as Gladys Harmon spoke the previous evening with LiKite George Mawson as slated. Tonight's program opens at 8 p.m led by Rev. William Witlissw, the apostolic envoy, expected to deliver and preach.
A presidential appointed commission meets to review protection for consumers regarding a transmission project. The group discusses preliminary findings, expects a full survey of the line, and plans to monitor the operating company’s progress toward placing the transmission line in first class, dependable condition. Members pledge continued work until pledges are fulfilled.
The article reports on Reverend Wallace, former pastor of Beve way Baptist Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts, arriving by Pennsylvania Railroad to assume duties at a Bristol Baptist church. It notes his past tenure, including a pastorate at Beve way and other postings, and hints at Church planning and community engagement. The piece names W. Troy Wallace, Ragely Aye Schumaker, and local church figures, with context of travel from New York and ties to prior congregations.
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