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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
1
A garbled report attributes sharp criticism of a universal plan to Johnson and an allied government official. The piece references Senator Hittin Toliman and a California context, suggesting a wartime era public policy debate and calls for government action amid prewar conditions.
A local revival effort drew growing interest as attendees discussed a contentious topic labeled the "svillation" during a meeting led by Ky Williams. The event reflected a wider concern within the community about spiritual renewal and social reform.
Officials announced licenses are en route for hunters in Like County. An order list includes 10 license sets and outlines requirements. The notice mentions applicant timing and foreign or naturalized status considerations for prior years.
United States news reports that Barnes Grain Corporation announced flour prices to retailers and consumers as the government arranged delivery. Prices listed include a barrel price around 1027, with wholesale figures varying and retailer margins noted in the August dispatch.
Columbus Boro and Township picnic set for August 13 at Columbus Park. Dinner arrives promptly at Hunt Aahart Suisinows. musical program and vocal features by local groups. Weather favorable. large attendance expected. admission details include cream lemon and various desserts.
Menillvill augmented by a final wire bulletin reports that Crawford County Commissioners chose the Cory Heidge and Saygily company of Cony for the gunstews Hon of Waters and concrete Write at Cexnoville. The bit of Fhe Corey your orn wie 1,000.
A likely city item notes Charles Hall joining or extending service with a National Guard unit. The report mentions plans for deployment, with references to regimental leaders and possible duties in Poland and Palestine era contexts. Additional names include Gary Toy writer and Harry Irlonda, with dates around July.
A garbled dispatch reports mass killings linked to Bolshevik forces in Central Hungary and nearby regions. The account mentions victims along the Danube and connections to central authorities, with tense descriptions of the outbreak and investigations underway.
Local team announces a home game tomorrow on Washington Street Diamond. Louillow to face Haviryy of Gorey vine with key infielders returning and new signings boosting balance. Union City and nearby teams set to challenge in coming days as managers promote readiness and veterans gear up for decisive contests.
United Press reports limits on Abapmon conscription easing as workers return to duty. Senate leader Cahierios advocates abolition and home loan banks with two billion dollars to spur relief. In San Francisco a jewelry heist at Morgan jewelry company ends with thieves escaping after a dramatic display disrupted by a fleeing car.
Berlin dispatch reports mutiny at Posen with officers reportedly killed or wounded. The chaotic scene involves soldiers and sailors and details remain unclear amid ongoing turmoil. Local authorities seek control as reports conflict and censorship limits full confirmation.
Manager Bergen of the Bleetele Tight company outlined plans to accelerate production with Sunday work shifts and new plants. He announced orders for thousands of components, including lightning arresters, and stated a willingness to report weekly on progress and annual output to the executive committee.
A fragmented report describes an editorial convention on wheels organized by United Prowl Portland and partners. They plan a multi city tour from Oregon to Illinois, visiting Portland, Oregon City, Medford, and beyond, with meetings, commemorations, and a closing session in Tomahawk at the fair. The trip includes stops at national parks and various towns, with a return to Portland and talks of future business sessions and a July or August timeline.
A wave of anti vaccination activity surfaces as Wa niplly and nearby organizers press to repeal compulsory vaccination. Led by figures like K. WA Washburn, groups plan meetings in North Girard and nearby towns, citing self determination and legal precedent. Reports reach from St Louis Boston and Philadelphia as the movement expands.
Christy Keefe, 26, wife of Mahat Koto and prominent local moral director, died when her touring car plunged from the McChintockville Bridge near Oil City. Her husband and another occupant were injured and taken to City hospital. Mrs Keefe’s mother and Mrs Tunbol Grewnoy were among visitors in town.
Fragmentary notices report a recovered person Edith Smithf Beauordain, a morning freight drain project on Washington street, and a series of legal and public notices. Reports mention a home visit for Mrs H. Snalking, a fatal car crash aftermath, and a 1919 enlistment provision for Pennsylvania troops. A mail carrier incident exposes a 48 carat Tiffany gold locket discovery and subsequent theft investigation, with ongoing inquiries and owner recovery efforts.
A string of neighborhood social events was noted with gatherings at Lovell and North Gonter Street clubs. Mrs Marjorie Auer hosted an evening, while the Adom family held their sixth annual veneton with over fifty guests. The program featured Mr and Mrs Adams and violin entertainment amid festive arrangements and a later meeting planned for Nol Baal.
In Washington reports an inquiry into Mexican immigration and a related act linking a broader event to damage to property. The note mentions an investigation into a viral event and possible provocations surrounding the incident.
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