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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
1
An Austrian famine report quotes Cardinal Pitro advising Vienna's people face widespread suffering. He cites drought, fuel shortages, and hunger driving Municipal and national distress. He notes Allied relief appeals have largely failed and urges aid from allied nations to avert catastrophe.
Report suggests 4,800 British soldiers and crew of a ship were not confirmed as annihilated. Officiers admitted uncertainty about losses from the Moabluly region describing heavy fighting and British forces, with accounts of troops and crew unaccounted.
The jurors for the case of Harry New, accused of murder, will be selected today. The panel is expected to include eight to ten women, as the court strives for a full jury capable of deciding on capital punishment.
A Baltimore and Ohio locomotive exploded on the line injuring several crew and killing one man with another possibly fatally hurt and a third lightly injured. The disaster occurred near New Cabila as the train was moving. Investigators began examining the wreckage and cause is not yet clear.
Secretary Lane contemplates resignation as reports show over 100 deer killed at Medix Run. The matter involves the Pennsylvania Department of Forestry and a hunt by Mooring forces and local officials seeking to determine if the attacks can be stopped. The record cites 24,000 prior cases and outlines the department’s tracking of deer killed under its charge.
United Press reports congressional opposition to a proposed sea priv and wagon issue tied to the Panama canal and the presidential commission. The controversy centers on removing or shaping the commission and potential impacts on miners and labor under the Lever Act. The debate includes party lines and possible maneuvers by lawmakers to influence the commission’s fate.
Chicago launches a broad public campaign against rising costs and price gouging. The effort aims to inform residents about inflation concerns, promote fair pricing, and mobilize support for policy measures. Local officials advocate transparency and consumer protection.
A lost child reported by United Press was found and cared for by a neighbor, returning to the mother after hospital checks. The search involved residents and authorities, with a distinctive facial mark noted but no further details released.
A delegation led by Samuel Gompers and other union and business officials urged Congress to extend government control of railroads for two more years. The push aims to secure presidential support and avert a full return to private management, with White House plans reportedly moving toward an expedited decision.
Report outlines progress in a murder case against five county detectives charged in the shooting death of John Marwealoky, a militiaman from Santiago. Testimony alleges detectives drank before the incident and included witnesses who saw whiskey in the detectives’ car prior to the shooting.
Rhode Island cases reach the Supreme Court as officials argue over constitutional prohibitions and state powers. The court hears arguments on the enforceability of the Rhode Island amendment, with talks of restraining federal authorities and implications for ratification.
A late night basketball game at the Presbyterian gym featured Meadville Aggregation against an unnamed opponent. The match opened with fast tempo and heavy defense, producing numerous turnovers and crowd noise as two forward combos and centers battled for control.
Six persons injured when Erie trolley cars collided head on near Eighth and Can Jo street at around four o clock. Police and rescuers rushed to the scene as witnesses described a chaotic aftermath with several passengers shaken and attended to by bystanders.
In Quebec City a Canadian vessel sent a response to a prolonged conflict. Interest grew as the Ottawa government’s cutter and crew presented tonight at the armory. The OL City quintet and Keystougl landhy Ol City players were listed with lineups and key guards. A preliminary game between two Yale teams was also mentioned.
United Pros scolds shoppers to delay purchases and believe prices will fall. The text urges workers to increase effort, hints at tire price drops, and references a political campaign slogan about the “High Goat of Moving” with unclear targets.
Deputies tracked suspect Warren to Warren after reports he stole a watch a card pin and a pale blue pair of shoes from the McMarlin Hotel Bidoway last Friday. McNeal, who had registered from Bufalo, was detected leaving a room and attempting to flee. Authorities report Mayment filed information leading to the arrest.
A fragmented OCR item mentions A D Golegrove postmaytor and hn'Fournal owner, describing a family home incident with illness and a questionable date line. Weather note predicts pale tonight and tomorrow with continued cold conditions and forecasted nomial temperatures.
A court decision favors Irvine Forge in a civil suit against the National Forge and Tool Company. The case involves claims over a partnership dispute and damages totaling an estimated 15,000 to 25,000 dollars.
A shooting incident occurred during a cube game at a bunk house Sunday night. Jim Jackson and Dan Rds face charges in connection with the incident. Mia W. H. Syhneer is noted for recent hospitalization and return. Pathe Nowof 8k Watburgas school and Titypvile figure among players, with Ba SG aBrook mentioned in passing.
The Allegheny College Glee Club and orchestra present a distinctive program Friday at the Methodist Church. Highlights include Soldiers' Ghorns Faust selections, violin and cello solos, and pieces by Longfellow and Gallo. The program promises a historic, unmatched entertainment experience by the group.
Holiday shopping surges as stores report heavy demand for gifts and seasonal goods. Local officials say retailers are implementing extended hours and extra staff to manage crowds, while authorities monitor supply levels and rising prices for the busy season.
Base, Dec. 17. Net losses exceeding 450000 dollars loom as cold weather halts fishing operations. Sailors fear the damage may extend to the fleet around Tug H. Beal, Metropolis Creek area, and the Bay. Authorities warn shipments and protection efforts for the forthcoming week.
Severe storm disrupts railroad operations with many trains delayed or canceled. Snowfall heavy across the region halts service on the New York line and affects connecting routes. street department works to clear roads as officials report widespread disruption and lingering weather impacts through Monday.
Des Moines Des 17 Reduction of the number of men in the police department as a means of helping to hold down the city taxes was hinted at today by city councilmen while preparing the annual appropriation ordinances. At present there are 118 men in the department and 86 on duty.
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