24 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
1
City cor report from Mindlepo wn Conn states nine asylum patients are believed perished as a fire destroyed the building in the night. Only the superintendent and staff were upstairs during the outbreak. search efforts continue for the missing, with officials estimating up to five thousand dollars in losses and noting a prior cautionary warning about patient safety.
A lengthy legal debate centers on state and federal authority over gas utility rates. Attorneys discuss constitution clauses and commissions power, with references to the Public Utility Commission and the Federal Utility regulations in a forthcoming decision.
A murky report from Connellsville describes a planned wholesale raid tied to a division during his field days with miners facing prospects of large sums. The tale mentions Pitter Tolwo and Chienyo and references thefts, but details are unclear and the plot appearance is questioned.
In Michigan on December 24 1924 a Ford plant executive denied reports that Ford Motor Co planned to raise wages or grant an increase to its workers. The statement followed rumors of management considering an 88 percent wage boost at a plant and emphasized there was no current effort to raise pay.
The church holds its annual Christmas service on Christmas Day. A choir directed by the Sunday school children will perform, with lighting and a special address. An offering will be collected for the parish.
Several hundred miners who quit work when Alexander Howat was jailed return to duty in Pommsburgh Kansas as workers resume mining following the expected release arrival from Indianapolis.
A Paris dispatch reports Rome officials say King Victor Emanuel plans a visit to the United States and South America. No dates are given and the plans remain unconfirmed. The dispatch is dated Paris and notes no commitment to a specific timetable.
Dec. 24 report from Wasilington details Chiwaeoy Rabel and two Playmates seriously injured when Chauneoy threw a club containing a Maryo percentings of nitroglywoplite toward a building. The blast shook the area and required urgent medical attention.
Mrs George Holloway Tint Jor of Oakldud township reported her husband, Wo Jong Absence, from home. In the barn yesterday afternoon, she found him hanging from a rafter in the hayloft, within two miles south of Company Town.
Dell Horan a longtime Titusville resident was fatally injured at the Bradley Pulverizing Plant in Allentown, Musi ay. An expert sanokinjit, he previously led the electric point at the Mynsville Ton Works before moving to Allentown two years ago. The article notes his prominent local ties and the fatal incident occurring around midnight.
The report notes the strike leader was convicted of sedition at 10 o clock in the morning at his home. It records the funeral arrangements and the ongoing trial, with references to dates, places, and persons involved in the case and local events surrounding it.
The Cho City Commission plans to wrap up the year next Monday evening chairing routine business and a final decision on the Thyghtlkh paving plan. Current members Weaver Solan and Christie will depart. new members Lauris Roger Winn and Hineni will take seats after January first.
Government moves to broaden restrictions on arms exports to Mexico amid pressure from defense groups and labor unions. Officials say tightened controls will curb illicit shipments and bolster national security while ensuring existing suppliers comply with new prohibitions.
Report claims a proposal to legalize beer sales in New Jersey will be introduced in the next legislative session. Democratic lawmakers and governors discuss education and party platform amid conference notes.
Mexican officials claim naval target practice disturbed Tampico harbor as American sailors were detained and later released. Authorities described the incident as caused by intoxicated sailors from the U S ship, prompting diplomatic notes and a formal inquiry.
United Press dispatch from Mexico City reports two American sailors jailed after an assault charge. Official word says the investigation continues. rumors say the men fled with armed vassals, while others claim intoxication. The government may file a complaint with the United States.
In Dunkirk this morning a returned soldier aged 88 shot and killed Mise Eleanor Carroll, a manager at the Western Union offices, then fatally shot himself. Miss Carroll was dining at her boarding house when the shooter entered and began firing. Details on motive and aftermath follow.
United Press reports a Senate probe into Ruslan propaganda may reveal German agents operating in the United States under a disguise. Information indicates a German agent worked inside the State Department during the war and enjoyed protection from a prominent official. Miss Mira Papa returned home from Pittsburgh for holiday visit.
A civil war era notice from Osle C Blaine Smathers outlines plans to form a National Guard company starting around January 1. A recruiting office is expected to open, with a one year enlistment term required by January 11. Cassius Sary and Moya Maral to lead the Corey company, commissions will soon be issued, and records sent to headquarters for posting.
Tomorrow evening the annual Corry Lodge ball will be held at the state treasury with Miss Laura Dexter and John W Downey among those wed. Rev Williams ties the knot at Lo Nom for Mr and Mrs G L Black of Puirview. Guests include Miss Eva Kout and Michael Murphy. A wedding supper followed as the couple left for Buffalo.
Christmas packages will be provided for each ward at Walter Reed hospital near Washington. Welfare groups will distribute boxes containing candy fruit and cigarettes to soldiers under treatment. A welfare organization Christmas fashion show will be held at their on site offices on the hospital grounds.
United Pros reports that American distillers began shipping substantial consignments of whitey to Hamburg for the German market with many shipments already sent to Great Britain, France, and Italy, as of December 24.
Fragmentary OCR reports a local issue around whiskey production at Sharon with references to authorities, a town setting, and possible legal or enforcement actions. Names and specifics are unclear, but the item centers on a dispute or attention drawn to whiskey operations near Sharon and nearby areas.
A Sunday evening program at the M. E. Church included prayers led by Pastor Baxter and readings by Lucy Bitton and Anita Arion Bang. Music featured a hymn by Mary and a school hymn sung by students. The service also included responsive readings, a sermonette, and an offering for wartime relief.
The Salvation Army hosts an evening event in Gilroy with songs, recitations, and gifts for children. Anjutut Smith is the entertainer, and Rows M. Ashton leads the program with a merry, lively tone. Attendees from the Salvation Army work group are invited to attend and partake in the entertainment and treats.
A damaged OCR report describes the destruction of a Catholic church in McKubsport Pennsylvania. Authorities estimate the damage around $50,000 and note the structure suffered extensive ruin. No further details on cause or casualties are provided in the readable text.
Readable fragments describe St Thomas parish services scheduled for tomorrow with multiple mass times and festive activities. The notice mentions youth gathering in the evening and Christmas catering, plus a brief reference to a person named Fagan returning from overseas.
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