26 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
1
In a signal meeting, leaders of the Brotherhoods plan talks for Monday on future directions amid a stalled rail dispute. The gathering, attended by the four Brotherhood chiefs and allied unions, aims to chart a path through a tangled rail labor crisis.
Reports from the area indicate no active oil operations east of the city. The text references various names and places in a garbled fashion, but suggests a halt to pumping or exploration with possible government involvement and limited prospect of further action.
Ambiguous text details a transfer of former German liners to British authorities. The note implies wartime seizure and reassignment of ships, with references to Washington and New York as locations and a British appropriation framework. No clear dates or full names are provided.
Wout Arthur Mite arrived in the city from New York for a furlough rail link with WW runt Mr ant Me. W. 1, Duty Lune Tsy Naa Dion overseawn the aby pit wightoon yioaitlie, and for the past five years been stationed to Paris na and inopdator in tin Motor Transport Cheps. He docked out New York venturing at wil! spring sayer at Wowk hero with hin yinfants.
Martin Crowe, about 18 to 20 years old, a telegraph operator for the Pennsylvania railroad and Corry Council member, was instantly killed in a yard accident near Conneaut. Witnesses said a moving train struck him as he walked through the yard. funeral arrangements include interment at Thomas cemetery. Crowe was a well known local resident with many friends who were shocked by the sudden death.
Washington dispatch reports Great Britain moves to expand word trade amid allegations and official debate. The document notes questions about responses from the Navy Secretary and potential conditions influencing honors and recognition.
A garbled passage references a vision of six experts and a meeting with J BOL Russia to examine relations with a government. It mentions London, the Balkans, and various names in a distorted context, with unclear dates or actions. The fragment lacks coherent events or verifiable details.
Berlin shows little enthusiasm for the Allied note as talks on the protocol proceed. Observers in Germany express caution and repeat calls for concrete actions rather than broad statements.
A mysterious public note from Carrieburg warns investors against drilling in the undrilled gas wells pool near McKeesport. The statement, attributed to officials of the Bureau of Meteorology and Geological Survey, cautions that further drilling in the McKeesport pool may waste capital and that the industry should await fuller data before proceeding.
United Frey Toledo reports ongoing search for those involved in a jail delivery attempt. Authorities say several youths were heavily armed and escaped after a failed breakout. investigators press for tips on the remaining suspects and accomplices.
In the Berry Naw murder case, a continuing trail of new motions and depositions arises today as prosecutors and defense push for further examination. The proceedings focus on Naw Wail and the alleged victim Lilly Ath, with qualifiers brought before the court to review ongoing evidence and the alleged pattern of threatening conduct.
Mrs Barneg and Dorothy will remain with her parents Mr and Mrs A J Huwtiouple until after New Year. The note mentions AF Barnes as a Christman Niditor hero who aided relief efforts in Cleveland, Ohio.
A municipal report lists eight deaths from wood alcohol poisoning and four people detained. The document details lighting appropriations across cities, citing amounts for Allentown Altmom Bradford Coatesville Cory and others. Weather forecast notes partly cloudy Saturday with moderate temperatures.
A historical notice explaining census enumeration aims and practices. It urges public cooperation, notes constitutional requirement every ten years, and outlines timelines for urban and farm data collection, while signaling continued coverage and continuation on subsequent pages.
A Salvation Army Christmas program distributed goods and aid to families in Hin Sylvatton and the Avie hall area. Adjutant Sale led the effort with volunteers and officers including Smith, delivering food, silk, apples, and other items to households in need during the holiday season.
Local fans expect a high school game tonight featuring Cambridge Springs and Connaught County teams in a preliminary contest. Admission limits are in effect and the event aims to showcase upcoming players amid school spirit.
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