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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
1
The article reports the new Congress convening amid cautious steps and high expectations. It notes timetable shifts and service changes on the Philadelphia and Erie divisions, with specific train numbers adjusted, and mentions anticipated treaty work and Senate actions shaping early momentum.
A historic Washington note reports that a proposal would deny citizenship to children born to aliens, challenging birthright citizenship. The article details the constitutional debate, with references to President Boufiar Tower and the government in Washington. It notes critics in Congress and reports on the potential impact on families and American identity.
Washington December report says sixty aliens have been deported in the past ten years and eighty more are being processed for repatriation. The dispatch notes arrivals from Philadelphia and New York, with focus on enforcement and policy actions by immigration authorities.
A 24 year old Meadville resident, Payth Findnor of Lanewater, Yn, was found unconscious in an alley near the C H Lont company store after police were alerted Saturday night. Investigators report Findnor had money on him earlier but no cash remained when found. theory holds he was drugged and robbed before being discarded in the alley.
United States officials demand the immediate release of Jenkins amid perjury charges tied to a high-profile case. State Department details indicate moves to secure freedom for the American official involved, with diplomatic channels reporting progress and lack of formal charges at press time.
An early 20th century note outlines numerous questions for auto license filings. It lists data like vehicle type, maker, engine details, power, ownership by corporations, and potential penalties for court noncompliance. The text shows several OCR errors but preserves core requirements and fee structure.
Rev. C. B. Woodward preached a farewell sermon as the local pulpit was declared vacant by the Presbytery. A clergyman named Booth Wind led the ovony service and delivered a lengthy address on the Bible and the Great Book of World. A midweek Bible reading and Friday evening service were planned at the Presbyterian church.
Dev. 1-Fudge J. Me Swearingen a boatdenon judlata in the state was stricken with apoplexy during a criminal court session. Reports say his condition is serious as he is attended by physicians. details follow as available from the courtroom.
Chicago dispatch reports governors of middle western states postpone decisive action on the strike situation for a week while preparing to reconvene. Agreement to meet again at St. Louis, delays seen as necessary to study operator demands and protect state and federal interests. The developing wave worsens hardships with school closures in several cities and Chicago school officials weighing January 1 shutdown plans.
The Prince of Wales journeyed from New York to Victoria and arrived this afternoon. The mayor and officials escorted him to town hall where the mayor delivered the official welcome address.
A public meeting at the high school auditorium Thursday afternoon at 4 oclock will feature Weight of Erie County medical justice will discuss dispensaries and cuberatosia. Dr Katherine Lay Wright, a well known specialist and supervisor of the State Nurses Association of Erie County, will speak on child welfare. The event aims to inform mothers and the community about health topics and the benefits of welfare programs.
Reports from Jonndown indicate miners will keep striking, with union leaders calling a solidarity stance as talks stall. Community events proceed, including auxiliary meetings and charity activities amid the labor disruption, while local officials monitor the impact on wages and operations.
December 1 report from Wheeling West Virginia describes deadly disturbances at a major steel plant. A mob attacked workers attempting to return to the Nutlomit plant, with several shot and police and federal troops deployed to restore order.
A message from authorities reports the death of duvil 86 known as Willan L. Flusigan at a New Jersey hotel. Edith Civited Manigan, his wife, noted in statements that their separation had lasted a time and that the uncle and former congressman Jurvin Manigan from New Jersey provided context on the family situation. No motive was stated for the suicide.
Jorald Raper and others face warrants on charges tied to an eight again conspiracy case involving a U S senator. The warrants list charges of conspiracy to defraud and threaten the integrity of a federal investigation. Authorities say the alleged plot targeted a state senator and involved multiple named individuals. Warrant details point to actions in Washington and connections to disrupted political activities.
The article surveys disputes around compulsory vaccination rules, detailing sections on enforcement and penalties. It notes pupil exemptions and parental rights, with references to health boards, school authorities, and legal opinions on enforcement. The piece highlights a clash between public health aims and individual rights amid school attendance requirements.
Heavy winds led to widespread damage in Washington Missouri and surrounding areas. Reports describe broken benches, a damaged park bandstand, and structural debris while many lawmakers were absent. A strong Saturday night storm disrupted events as temperatures dropped and travel remained hazardous.
Signal men resume duties after a stormy delay in Kansas. Min Rate Ryan accepts a position with Barlow Hardware and starts work. In New York, Miss Tilley of Broston wed Rev Williams at 12:30, blue dress with white chrysanthemums, small attendance, vows and a wedding dinner.
An Erie woman named Mira Agnew, mother of several children, was killed near Wayne Street when a B. P. B. train struck her. A bystander described the scene as the storm raged and visibility failed. Investigation indicated the event occurred yesterday afternoon around 5:30 PM, with authorities reporting no further discovery at the scene.
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