30 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1919
Page
1
United Press report outlines President Wilson planning a speaking tour to address administrative disputes and labor issues. Key figures include Acting President and senior aides, with talks focusing on single workers and policy positions as negotiations with union leaders continue.
A United Department Store opens in Chicago as a government relief measure amid rising living costs. Officials discuss establishing a general store with suburban branches, aims to stabilize prices, and employ rubber boats and other supplies for distribution as plans consider a July opening and retail reform.
Described as a new revolution, reports from Budapest detail upheaval dated August. The dispatch from Contra Nova Agency notes disputed exchanges and references Amsterdam sources.
United Press reports Washington tension as a possible strike looms. Chairman Gary of the United States Store Corporation faces a cooling-off effort with no formal reply by press time. Committee member John Fitzpatrick says today there is nothing more to be done as talks stall.
Roosevelt Field on August 30 reports North America's great air derby with 32 of 51 flyers. Lt Maynard posted the best time at 487% minutes, while the leading De Havilland machine used Liberty motors.
A garbled Aug 29 report details an annual institute held at Bele Gownly exoliaal toaghers near a court session. Resolution praises Superintendent Rugagll and NOC mpmutant Mr iarloan for guidance and support, with thanks to all helpers who made the event a success.
Legion Post met last evening and discussed forming a permanent membership. A further meeting of the order is set for Friday evening at 1:80 o'clock, where the new members will be announced.
A lively social page recalls Haller Brock hosting a supper and Norwich guests. The account names Gabriella Briinie and Mist Bath Wei among attendees, noting twenty friends enjoyed the event. Mrs Clin Shon and Walterhonda are mentioned in a cordial, festive tone.
Rural carriers and their families from across Erin County will attend a Labor Day picnic in this city on Monday. A plenary dinner is planned at noon followed by a fine afternoon program with several speakers expected. Most rural carriers and their families are anticipated to attend this important county event.
Officials watch influenza in Hazleton where physicians report two Joaquin cases that raise concern. The uncertain facts and garbled report suggest caution about a potential Typhoid like outbreak, but details remain unclear and local authorities urge continued vigilance.
A Washington jury acquitted Mrs G Thomman of the murder of her husband John Dun it after she claimed self defense following an attack by him. The decision ends the case and lauds the protection of her children.
Obituary notes the death of M Dempsey Sr, survived by sons Muhavi Jr and Darby and two daughters Misnon Aine and Mary at home. Funeral 9 am Monday from the family home to St Phoniun Church. Interment at Bl, Thonay comatory. Relatives and friends in Altoona and Mayville were mentioned with travel updates from Annapolia.
Porter and Marinack received jail terms after pleas of guilty to aggravated assault with intent to kill bench. Porter was fined ten dollars and ordered to stand in the Workhouse until the fine is paid. Marinack was jailed for four years on aggravated assault and battery charges. The incidents involved an assault at the Antler Hotel and a confrontation with Chief Frank Minneday, with police pursuit and interrogation leading to confessions.
Reports from Los Angeles indicate unions agreed to end the strike after a long stoppage. Authorities say railroad operations will resume at 7 am as deputies withdraw and work to protect property during the transition.
The Crowell Biaker and McCray reunion convened yesterday at McCray Grove, drawing about 300 attendees for a noon meal and program. A post dinner program followed the meal with awards and year-end notes presented by officers Pressint, Frank Crowell, and Minton Ware.
Dr Alonzo Maywood Forsythe aged about years died yesterday after a stroke at the May Host Cure. Survived by wife and child, previously a patient at the Cure for weeks. Body to Maynard, Ontario for funeral. services at home on Franklyn Street. Local obit notes long residence and community ties with Forestville and Erie.
A Corry Rod and Gun Club meeting set members Roy Roblin Paul Towhey and others to represent at the Wild Life League Hold meet in Conneaut next week. Local shoots at the rifle range and plans for a Labor Day event feature targets ammunition prizes and a likely extended season for next year.
A large number of Jomtans will travel to Warren tomorrow to face the South Siders in two games. Warren plans a windy trip for the boatess season with the team set beside the county seat. The doubleheader will be on Labor Day with the Erle Railroni team from New York as the opponent, one game at ten and the second in the afternoon.
Mrs Samuel Walow died at home on Springtrot Street after a lingering illness. Survived by her husband. The funeral will be held Monday at 2:30 PM at Kinane Episcopal Church conducted by Toy M B Ashton rector. Private burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. friends asked to omit flowers.
Report from Washington via United Press notes American food shipments spoiling in England as wartime shipping disruptions and port congestion intensify. Attacks on freight and labor strife hinder imports to Liverpool, Southampton, and other ports, while Attorney General Palmer waits Congress action on proposed reform measures to curb profiteering and ensure port security.
United Press reports Ludwigshaven encounter as arm rebels clash with troops. Gunfire and grenades erupt, many killed or wounded as authorities seize control of the city. Telephones and services disrupted while officials weigh further security measures.
Yesterday's Klinger reunion gathered 75 attendees at Joseph Consid ers home in Weal Smith Street with relatives from Franklin, Eric, Micareld, Pay Pal, Hrlendshiy, Jamestown and Youngstown. A business meeting elected Z A Klinger president Welondahtp Ni At, H R Bidwell Corty as vice president, Joseph Counder as secretary, Jamon Winger as treasurer, and set next year’s site in Jamestown. The afternoon featured music readings and visiting, followed by a bounteous 1 o'clock dinner. The group planned the 1020 reunion at Jamestown, N. Y. with William Klinger noted in attendance.
The body of Rob J. Cooper, noted local attorney once convicted of Carmack murder but later pardoned, was found in Richland Creek near Horn. Police say the victim was murdered, with his head crushed, and the suspect fled.
A formal notice from The Pennsylvania Gas Company seeks to discontinue service for Jamestown streets and rights of way. The document cites village actions, resolutions, and authorities granting the company permission to relinquish franchises and operate the gas system, with a date reference to May 1 1920 and August 26 1918, outlining obligations and anticipated continuation or cessation of franchise duties.
Large shipments of hides are reported by Drought & Co with four thousand hides sent toward Canada and the western provinces. The firm also ships oxen hides and wool to store Pennsylvania routes, claiming sales have more than doubled last year. Weather projections show showers and storms tonight with little overall change expected.
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