29 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
1
Federation head meets President Wilson amid labor unrest and calls for government action. Railway unions push for a ninety day strike permit while leaders seek assurances and potential ballot approval. Officials warn of government intervention to maintain order and prevent disruption.
Social notes recount yesterday's gatherings and visits across the town. Mrs J Hi of Dallas attends a daughter’s event while Mrs William McArthur of Olity hosts guests and neighbors share flowers and conversation. A spring display and music accompany a family gathering, with guests including Katherine Cnu Vive and others. The column notes upcoming meetings and social duties, with plans for a church gathering and a formal reception.
Reported in United Press dispatches, Pittsburgh streetcars resumed operation after a two week strike. Workers, voting by a narrow margin, approved a plan to wage a fresh protest if wage terms were not met, prompting a temporary shutdown and service interruptions across the city.
Governors meeting in Washington discuss coordinated steps with federal agencies to combat rising food costs. The session includes state leaders and aims to boost cooperation with the Department of Fusion in future price stabilization efforts. Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania attends.
United Press reports a 070 ton freighter Hull damaged in a collision near New York on August 20. The other vessel, anchored near Hone Ted Hawke, arrived with no reported loss of life among the adults. details remain unclear as crews assess damage.
United Pro reports twenty seven planes completed the round trip between New York and Toronto as a derby day event. The race drew a large field of flyers, with further details pending after dusk.
Archduke, recently ousted, reenters political arena in Budapest. He addressed supporters and declared he will run again, signaling a renewed role in international affairs. Source notes from United Press report.
Approximately 8,600 voters registered yesterday across Erie as the city braces for the fall primary. Officials say two more registration days remain September 3 and 18, with total turnout expected to reach around 18,000 after final tallies.
A long dispatch reports a state move to enforce motor vehicle rules to curb price manipulation in food and other goods. Officials including Attorney General Palmer and Governor Sproul push broader enforcement, with police and highway authorities prepared to enforce Act No 284 from September. The plan aims to speed up compliance in days, backed by new quotas and inspections for second hand vehicles and related controls.
A large fire swept Sharon early today causing extensive damage estimated at $200,000. Authorities report the blaze gutted multiple buildings in the city center, with Sharon College and local firms cited as affected. Firefighters battled the flames for hours, but containment remains uncertain.
Fragmentary report describes bombs detonating in Chicago apartments. Text references casualties and property damage while mentioning a tense wartime atmosphere and unnamed figures. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the event is framed as a bombing incident affecting multiple buildings.
A catastrophic explosion at Archangel resulted in twenty deaths and numerous injuries. Officials report extensive destruction and ongoing search efforts as authorities investigate the cause and secure the area. Local residents and emergency crews coordinate in the aftermath.
A biplane piloted by Kris Avg and passenger JIG Tay landed near Willis Field after a 100 mile flight in 70 minutes. The Curtis company plane is bound for the Nulfalo plant as plans unfold for an airfield and extensive development including a water fountain at a park and new park features in the Raymond section amid weather showers.
Tonaph Marinock pleads guilty to aggravated assault and battery after admitting he went to the Antler Motel on West Main Street and ordered a drink. He said the proprietor refused service and that a fight followed, with additional charges scheduled for trial. Co-defendants Aldtermay Porter and others also faced related counts and await further court action.
A woman attempted self harm with a rifle at night near Brooks. She reportedly aimed at herself, but a bystander intervened, pulling the weapon away and causing only a minor shoulder wound to the woman. Police are investigating the incident.
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Army officials announce a large food order received locally, totaling about 1 602 00 and 18 603 pounds for various ration items. Additional orders to be taken 7 to 8 tonight at the post office, with a list of items like corned beef, beans, hominy, and spices to be filled as cases arrive.
Albert B Rathbun died last evening at 247 East Main Street after an illness aged 60. He leaves a wife three sons Charles, Horace, and Herbert, a daughter Marguerite in Corey and sister Mes Covell. Funeral at home Sunday evening. viewing available tomorrow and Sunday morning. burial at Pine Grove cemetery private.
Registration efforts in Corry drew about one third of water qualified residents for the coming election. Next registration day is September 2 with final enrollment on September 18. Local county offices and city commission contest promote a likely large fall voter turnout. American Legion members urged to attend tonight’s meeting on matters of great importance.
Washington August 2 Knox argues the peace treaty will trigger war as the Senate faces ratification He claims the pact shifts power and could entangle the nation in conflict The discussion centers on the treaty’s potential dangers and political consequences for the United States
Washington notes Secretary Wilson refused to share department data on activities connected to the Mooney case. The decision came amid pushback from Rep Blanton who urged disclosure, citing concerns over possible improprieties in provincial area matters and the safety of associated investigations.
Washington reports the Belgian official information bureau says a Belgian ship will sail on September 3 from Brema for New York. The voyage accompanies the Belgian minister to the United States who, with his wife, plans the visit of King Albert to this country.
Aug 29 reports say Marley Carpenter of Crawford offered to supply light to several nearby towns and counties if approved by the Public Service Commission. The plan aims to improve local street lighting and municipal services. Meanwhile, a Los Angeles dispatch notes railroad workers likely to return to work after noon today, ending a strike.
A New York banker from a Wall Street institution blames extravagance for the era's high prices and finance excess. He argues prudent restraint is needed as money remains readily earned, and outlines how extravagant spending has undermined financial stability.
Local discussions reveal mixed plans for a Halloween celebration in Corry as boards and committees weigh funding and venue availability. Officials consider a dancing party at the Siaty Armor while awaiting approvals and subscription details, with community groups urging timely action.
Paul Auer sustained injuries when a vehicle struck him on a road near West Wales. The driver halted and children nearby assisted until responders arrived at the scene. Auer was taken to hospital with a jaw injury and suspected further internal damage.
Reported this morning from Buffalo a nerve relief operation on a patient, details incomplete due to OCR errors. The surgeon and facility are unnamed, and the outcome remains unclear amid garbled text and fragmented phrases.
An aged resident of the city, D E Arnold, died in the south after years of residence here. Survived by widow Mrs RB Arnold and one daughter Mrs ge Nappier, with several grandchildren. Funeral and burial planned at St Peter’s church with services at 9 80 p m and church parlor gathering in Nottingham.
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