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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
1
Reports from Berlin state Karl Liebknecht and other radicals slain as government forces tighten control after a fresh breakout in the German capital. The upheaval follows clashes around government buildings and rapid troop deployments to restore order.
County agents announce dog control efforts in Corey city and surrounding townships. Two ward agents will inspect, seize untagged dogs, and arrange disposition for the collected animals. Local aldermen estimate fines and enforcement will extend to nearby townships within a few days.
Reports from the headquarters of Mie Dalryinda's Longe say alterations are excellent and a few days may decide the longue. I. H. Smith, director of the Flongnie M4 Woing, presides in New York as a ropeoweita. Between nine and ten thousand pounds of mite wire were received at the local choos fontory yesterday, a point of increase over the first day’s receipt. No dairyman of identity remains standing the very list mille is boli, ragolvod Kiensary. The mill received at the Flanit ty Ward comes from the wifeily of Columboa where Mill 2 parny se not es v7 ces ey 1.
A city banquet organized by the Board of Commerce and Corry’s voluntary group aims to recruit 150 to 200 additional members of the Stanford How company. The event at the State Armory on Wednesday evening will fund public attention and bolster citizen support for the volunteer association.
An official announcement confirms twenty five nations will attend the open Peace Parley at the Ponds conference. Participants include Poru, Rooudur, Uruguay and Bolivia amid ongoing diplomatic relations. Germany will be represented.
A report says a missing nine year old Edward P Adams may be found in Europe as a likely result of a nurse finding an 18 year old in a Totton military hospital. The tale links Edward Adams to a mystery of disappearance years ago and notes a hospital ward wound suggesting a possible American origin.
Corry discussions indicate the town risks losing a proposed factory project as offers from Gowanda and others surface. Officials weigh incentives and timing as the Board of Commerce considers appetite for relocation and terms before a final decision.
Supt Buller of the Gomy Matshory shipped fish yesterday to Helo for display in Uhatohory aquariums. The cargo includes adult brook trout brown trout and rainbow trout varying 13 to 14 inches. On Monday brown trout will be sent to the Mpllefont Hatchery. Young stock proported doing well. Washington action suspends all coal and coke shipments February 1 due to administration order.
Word arrived of the death of Andrew Heckathorne after a three week illness with pneumonia. He is survived by his wife, two brothers, and two sisters. The funeral was held this morning at Lily Robert J. Bandar] up. Preliminary conference today at 11 o'clock at the home on Landon Philny Syn. The deceased was well known and popular in Tarunéo and was connected with the Chan company.
A call by Senator Kenyon of Iowa urges a conference of governors with the Department of Labor to address unemployment. The plan aims to study transfer of workers and coordinate federal and state efforts to improve job availability and meet labor market challenges.
Wartime drive urged public support for a new War Stamp issue honoring Benjamin Franklin. The appeal notes 160000 War Savings Societies and other groups will hold meetings and express tributes in schools nationwide.
Local residents plan a formal organize baseball club in the city this year. The effort aims to field a city team with strong, well organized squads and steady community support from surrounding towns.
Railroad authorities crack down on intoxicated riders after two men Tyree and Atteptad fe mt Ae Agree HAD last evening. They were denied entry by conductors and detained by police, then warned about enforcement of rules. The incident signals tougher actions against drunk passengers on trains and stations.
A large crowd attended a Wertheimer lecture focusing on scriptural proof of divine immanence. The address reportedly offered a vigorous theological argument and prompted attentive questions from listeners, described as highly instructive and engaging.
The Epworth League will hold an evening gathering at the M.H. Church starting at 7 40. All young people are invited. A good time is promised with games music and refreshments.
Fragmented United Press copy describes a disaster near Palermo with garbled names and unclear details. The text mentions time, wind, and injuries but fails to present a clear event, location, or outcome due to damaged input.
Miss Blue Eyes headlines a Rex showing this Monday as guests and a local cast perform a musical comedy review. A Saturday advance notice lists seats and venue details with limited readable names and times.
The Columbus church notes describe a rising Sunday service attendance and Epworth League growth. Superintendent De Black will visit January 12 for the quarterly conference and conduct the related meetings.
A fragmented report notes Mexico’s stance that Baja California will not be ceded. The piece references a Mexican governor and a U.S. offer, but the text is garbled, leaving the exact dates and names unclear.
A dispatch notes Corporal Cooney of Company A Zorgl Conkoy likely wounded in August while with the unit near the front. His family, Mrs and Mrs Coonay of the Lonmereiat Hotel, await his return as preparations describe wounded from the 113th regiment in the same division.
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