12 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1919
Page
1
United Press reports from Vienna that the Romanian cabinet refuses to withdraw troops from Budapest and western Hungary amid postwar turmoil. The article notes Red Cross efforts, wartime finance strains, and political pressure as the Allies seek to manage occupation and humanitarian aid.
Washington September 12 reports a world labor conference set for October 29 with delegates from many nations. The event will address employment, regulation of women workers, and enforcement of new labor laws endorsed by participating governments and parliaments.
Washington Aug 12. A Ben Ber Of greater world unity warned that America would be harmed if American influence abroad declined and argued the United States should lead in world affairs. He urged Washington and Afonvoe to pursue stronger ties over the next twenty years.
Washington Auge reports the League is compiling a composite document from drafts by Belton American Proven mind Tal WW governments and officials. Milley states new pacts are proposed to counteract threats and Britain plans are discussed for the foundation of anti destination actions.
WA Bloomiler, Sky Gamewell Fire Alarm installer, arrived from New York to begin wiring and installing new alarm gear. The plan includes temporary quarters at The Livery building and a new shelter on The Cameron street, with automatic signaling and a modern air monitored system to be pilot tested within ten days.
Six more Company A soldiers from Corry and surrounding towns arrive home or report to duty after serving with Company A of the 12th Regiment. Names include John Howlett Mark Brooks Villion Broloy Chey Glenn Borgoe and others stationed at Camp Dix Antwerp and Waterford. Reports note Belgian front service and local mobilization, with war weariness and community efforts resuming.
Washington announce demobilization of combat troops by October 31 as units depart France. The War Department named divisions assigned to various camps including Camp Taylor Camp Pike Camp Dodge and Camp Beaus. Readiness measures and reassignments tied to army reductions were outlined.
Washington August 18 Acting on President Wilson's advice that lower food prices await real peace and a signed treaty, Senate leaders favoring mild reservations will meet Senator Lodge and others pushing drastic reservations. The aim is to reach a compromise before the vote on the treaty.
Reports indicate widespread price reductions since July 28 as wholesale food dealers note declines in multiple commodities. Potatoes drop sharply per bushel. meat prices ease in Boston, Chicago, and New York while 107 items show lower quotations and 50 and 25 more hold steady.
Howard Maing, former state food administrator, announced plans to organize a rate setting effort to aid the government in establishing safe food prices. He called on local and county administrators to form local committees of wholesalers, producers, retailers, and consumers to advise on state price levels in their communities.
Mrs. Pettit announced plans for extensive remodeling to create a modern flower shop at Bant Minstruey, adding a formal garden and an artistic fountain. The project includes spring completion, autumn planting, and stocking with large penduewr flowers for fall and winter use, with an opening around September 1.
Reports from Cleveland indicate that railway engine men and firemen, a union of 300 delegates from every road in the United States and Canada, demand a substantial wage increase. The size and scope of the proposed rise are outlined, with wartime heroism recognition referenced in the dispatch.
A War Department parcel post food sale launches Monday with government distribution across the United States. Officials aim to supply beef, poultry, vegetables, and staples to American families at controlled prices, using post offices to issue order forms and ensure nationwide access.
Local police report ongoing issues with jags on streets but indicate no arrests have been made. An evening patrol notes multiple disturbances but no individuals detained. municipal authorities plan further action. Weather outlook shows cloudy tonight and tomorrow with warmer conditions.
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