05 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
1
United Press reports Warmington and Tucomter Bena will meet at the White House this afternoon with President Wilson on Mexican relations. A briefing by McMahon and talconatitute hawk committee named by the Moraga Retn aims to press the issue, with talks expected to center on policy and timing.
A McKeeport detective was found dead this morning near the South Witenistitang area. Police reported the 150 foot distance from a suspected location and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the officer’s death.
A garbled report claims a raid on Donora headquarters with 87 UFTV officers involved. The text mentions Bevel Aer and local actions, noting up to six homes connected to a dynamite incident and unclear figures about participants and outcomes.
G W Hall will represent the local league at the Dairymen’s Dougua convention in Jersey City on December 9. Hall will stay May evening, and Bun May will attend as county president. Core of the Tengo offers and recent event details name Kolatye, Hall, and McGrayy in official roles.
The Needlework Guild held its annual meeting in the Presbyterian church parlors. Reports showed 242 members donated yesterday with 205 items distributed last year. The gathering discussed future leadership changes and ongoing projects, with focus on fundraising and community outreach.
Reports from Amsterdam and Antwerp detail a U S vessel missing after a fierce storm. Three empty lifeboats found near port, while survivors and wreckage are under inquiry. The chaotic scene involves messaging errors and unclear identification of the vessel.
United Press reports a coal shortage idling millions of workers across the country. Railroad and steel plants slow or halt operations as demand declines, with wage effects and layoffs increasing nationwide. Government ministers discuss relief, while daily earnings shrink and unemployment rises amid the energy squeeze.
A man is accused of drugging four children with chloroform and battering family members in a brutal attack. Police and a physician arrived after a panic call. several relatives were found injured or dead, with one suspect later found dead.
Announcement states Dr A L Smith and Miss Hill were married in Erie on Thursday December. The couple will reside at Dr Smith’s home on South Street with friends noting a small ceremony and wedding party. The report mentions Mrs Smith’s friends and the couple’s plan for a short honeymoon.
Unclear OCR notes indicate Sharon plants closing with Amorlcwn Sheet and Tinoplaty Co. activity resolved soon. Mention Loree Lodlose and potential impact on other facilities. Some names and terms unreadable.
A panel was drawn for the upcoming term with notable townsmen and prominent local figures named in the list. The session will proceed under the civil court, with Mr. Spouiver of the city noted among the attendees.
Reported border raid by Mexican bandits at an American ranch near the Rio Grande. attackers overpowered guards, looted provisions, and fled with horses into Mexican territory. News of the incident only emerged hours later.
The State Department announced that American consular agent Jenkins has been released from Puebla penitentiary by the Carranza government. This official confirmation arrives as U S officials report the case concluded with his freedom secured.
A lively bazaar at the armory featured embroidery crochet and novelties by Miss Dorothy Wallen and others. A large bake sale offered canned goods fruits and vegetables while a fashion display and dancing to Maherty’s orchestra drew crowds. Proceeds supported the Nokphal Tho orphanage and local charitable projects.
The Byrkenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a well attended meeting at the home of Stra, Lo W. Olwill Afih Olds and Mids Torvill tin Tontoaser with Miss Wishytes of fair attending. A Christmas program, light refreshments, and a later announcement of the January 8 meeting were included. Mrs. Walter Scott was honored at a surprise shower hosted by Mrs. Flo Stooly with a planned eight person dinner and place cards. A Christian Endeavor guild meeting and other local society items were noted alongside announcements of upcoming events and tributes.
Local lighting office reports plans to discontinue electric service for advert ising and display signs to conserve fuel. No ruling yet, but orders likely soon. State of street service remains stable despite pending changes.
Four men aboard the Mary A Lyuel, a stern wheel steamer, were drowned when the vessel sank in New York Harbor. A woman survived after being rescued during the incident. Names and details were reported by United Press from the accident scene and investigations continue.
Reported by United Mine Workers in Pittsburgh on December 5 that leaders express strong hope a nationwide coal strike may be ended soon. President of the Pittsburgh district says efforts are focused on a plan to resolve the dispute and resume operations without further disruption.
A community health gathering was held at the auditorium with members of the Woman’s Howl committee and local officials discussing tuberculosis prevention and patient care. Speakers included Dr Billy Lay, Mrs Lind Pramyle, and Mrs J Dowsing, emphasizing public welfare and community health initiatives.
An all male group forms to unite in church, civic and moral efforts. Officers include President Phomay KR and Secretary AL Le Govdrall while plans call for public meetings at the Methodist church and a pastor from Tusmestown to speak. The drive aims to support charitable work, oppose slot machines, and promote welfare in Corry.
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