23 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary report outlines restructuring of a church choir and plans for a new organization. It mentions leadership discussions, potential dates, and the aim to develop promotional efforts and community engagement through a revived choir program.
Washington reports President Windy open to a large reservation on Reds yet to Article Ten while opposing any departure from allied unity. Senator Whiteback supports preserving the clause. New York dispatch notes ongoing red deportations and future removals across the country and to Eastern ports, with about 60 Russian radicals among those to be sent.
A report states the mother of four newborn twins in Clyde New York is believed to be alive. The article notes the babies found in the city and describes the mother’s condition and the family’s situation, with ongoing inquiries and community concern.
Washington reports a temporary avertment of a rail shopmen strike as the government and unions push to finalize wage negotiations. Officials say a broader stoppage is postponed to allow continued talks and potential federal mediation.
A deciphered aroma of a congressional probe into Secretary Daniels reveals alleged favoritism and acceptance of a model from a cabinet official. The report hints at connections with naval officers and a looming inquiry outcome.
Unclear OCR text describes Laclede welcoming General Pershing with a ceremony attended by local residents and officials. Mentions Mantin McGray and Miso Biedtina Hronilyy and a marriage yesterday near the event. References to Dr. Boll and others, but details are obscured.
The county faces a projected million dollar outlay for a new county home with 1920 expenses outlined. Additional costs include 350000 for construction and 50000 for maintenance while other items push the total toward a seven figure sum.
A man killed by a New York Central train near Dock Tinntion is unidentified. Coroner Carifotta suspects a hit and run. the body awaits identification at Bilgyve's parlors for a few days.
The fragmentary text cites the Montreal convention of the American Federation of Labor and mentions the year 1920. It references organizational actions and a potential internal dispute or reform within the federation and its local structure in Montreal.
Fragmented OCR text claims Franklin, Dea, faced Sunday night and Monday morning burglaries. It mentions a Likely gang or individuals connected to Christmas items and a large shipment missing, with unclear names and locations due to transcription errors.
A garbled OCR item reports a special Hoseco meeting amid a disrupted schedule. It mentions a city, a weekday event, and a fire or destruction at a building in northern Alilala Wak with hydro-related damage recently.
Heavy interest surrounds two basketball games at Hudkotbal gyms on Friday. Cambridge 1 team faces Raymond and Tate in a trans meet while the home squad expects victory over Cambridge Springs.
Report from Paris describes Allied efforts to shape German surrender terms and future occupation planning. Officials discuss potential future actions and clarify expectations for German authorities and Allied signals. The note outlines a path toward certai verification and postwar arrangements.
Employees of the Interborough Bayld Trolley company including elevated line crews are pushing for a 250 percent wage raise. The two year contract expires in Doverijer October. Months ago workers were given a 25 percent temporary raise. About 22,600 men are affected.
Partial OCR text reports defense strategy in a murder trial. Depositions describe the defendant New in various settings and alleged actions, with references to witnesses and locations such as Indianapolis and Oklahoma. The fragment notes testimony about a person named New and possible scenarios surrounding the case.
Union officials in Cleveland on December 27th planned a vote among Donora workers to decide if strikers will stay out. Western Pennsylvania mills crippled by the walkout resume limited production as negotiations continue.
The Corry Aerie TS charter is annulled following a years long investigation into gambling activities at the club rooms on Center Street. Deputy Oranil Warthy Proideyta led the inquiry with testimony from local figures including Mr Sohi Wing and others noting widespread gambling at the facility. Authorities ordered closure and further action pending final report.
A city social page notes a Christmas gathering with many attendees and committee members including Mail Varniiko vice president and Heame White secretary. The Woodman Circle St Woo hosted the event with reverend William Teul officiating and attendants Verdahuso and Paul Crowell.
Readable fragments describe a midnight service at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on Christmas Eve with a short sermon, Holy Communion, and choir under the direction of Men Ly Me. The program lists hymns and chants, with several named participants and organ pieces guiding the worship.
In Indianapolis on December 8, Alexander Howat, long connected with railroad labor action, was released from jail today after involvement in a strike. The Kanway faction and allied leaders hailed the move as a victory for workers at the time.
A regional appeal requests support from volunteers and organizations including Alyation and several named groups. The message urges timely contributions and attendance at an evening gathering to discuss aid efforts and a slate of related activities.
In Conneaut Ohio on December 33 three people died from gas fumes at a residence. Miss Bitany Viner and Miss Nora Redd were named among the deceased. Herbert Hill was found in bed by his mother before breakfast, while Afisn Vangn and Afisn Rupr were noted nearby. The widow of Miss Rood and the body of Stina Yonen were described in the adjoining room.
Unclear OCR text appears to discuss a mortgage case in court with multiple names and figures. The readable fragments mention mortgage, court action, and possible parties involved, but essential details are garbled. Further source text needed for a coherent summary.
A garbled note claims a person named Tye Wel 23 and Jola W are arrested in Erie while wanted in Chicago. The text mentions a person named Yorken and a ward reference to Watkin or Chisago, with unclear details about the pursuit or date. The passage lacks clear names, places, and actions.
G A Stockton announces the Nortaidy Market will open tomorrow morning. He states the store will offer fine goods and be centrally located. the market will feature top lines and a handsome display.
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