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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
1
A hazy OCR fragment mentions Wilson a quest and HS Sweet the Rex, with a reference to 2003 and a sale. Names and details are unclear, but the item appears to be a historical note or archival caption with scattered references to people and a sale event.
A New York dispatch reports organized labor pricey resistance amid government disclosures. Labor leaders warn of profiteering as stockpiles and price controls are debated, with calls for transparency and public accountability in wartime supply chains.
Fire at Meadville wreck company plant near Wadworth and Rago streets caused extensive damage after midnight. Firemen struggled to control the blaze as flames engulfed the long-term building and walls collapsed in the Fifth Ward.
United Press dispatch claims British strikes are organized by Bolsheviks with funds from Russia. Frank Smith of the Engineers and Shipbuilders union alleges Bolshevik influence and labor leaders acting as agents.
A wartime report notes Company A boys near Buxieres actively engaged in defense duties and training. Lt Wallace Wollman Corry’s infantry unit is praised for discipline and readiness as the 74th division supports operations and daily schedules.
Ralph Wilson appeared in Hustis court after arousal at Litkowald on vaxenioy charges. He claimed knowledge of the Corry fire origins but was deemed mentally unfit and possibly delusional. Wilson admitted being in Gorey during the furnitive building blaze and was sentenced to two months in the Hele penitentiary.
Washington reports the D W Grimt firm plans a major production Hearts of the World to be shown at the Rex Theatre on February 8 4. The film touted as a grand epic features a love story amid wartime and follows a push for national morale with labor officials commenting on the project.
United Press report notes Wilson pressure on Russia to withdraw American support from the Provisional government faction. It claims new moves could remove Bolshevik envoys and advance allied representation. The piece mentions potential ambassadorial actions and calls for reelection of officials.
The report states Baker will travel to Paris as a proxy for Wilson with arrival to be arranged in February. Secretar y of War indicates a possible return to Washington around late February with war department business ongoing and no immediate plans for a rapid withdrawal.
United Press dispatches report Washington threats on mail and ration controls. Garfield signature on an order is required while wartime measures advance. Unemployment relief and labor policy are debated as President Wilton faces domestic challenges.
The text seems to be a corrupted note about members of the Na Wite theater company, mentioning a star and mixed fragments. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to form a full card.
A garbled wartime PSA accuses German forces of widespread atrocity and urges American readers to resist enemy propaganda. It frame draws on vengeance, liberty, humanity, and duty to motivate enlistment and sacrifice, warning against false German messages while urging vigilance.
Fragmented list shows two Corry youths among casualties with several others named from Union City Spartanburg and nearby towns. Names include Harold Miller John Hackunher Paul Bloktateo and Carl Andean among wounded. others reported killed or missing in action.
Farmers purchase the ACME Mill property and form a cooperative feeding and supply venture. The group plans a large investment to build a dairy supply network, with management appointed and stock to be sold to funded investors. A farm alliance with a local league will oversee the operation and future dairy expansion.
The work moves the southern platform 44 tracks farther south and adds a new south platform for express and slower trains. The change aims to ease crowding and keep pavement clear while preserving access for the traveling public.
United Press dispatch from London summarizes a Moscow communique claiming Bolshevik gains on all fronts. It states Archangel and nearby areas may have fallen and Bolshevik forces advance along the Narva and Petten lines toward the Gulf of Finland, with city troops retreating to river mouths.
Fragmentary notes describe the 112th Regiment's expected return next month. The text mentions plans, anticipated movements, and hopeful statements about safe embarkation and arrival, with references to dates in January and general military context.
The report notes the formation of a new German republic proclaimed amid unsettled borders and competing authorities. Observers cite Ferka Minataind and North Sea regions as contested zones with factions claiming legitimacy.
The Erie County annual report details expenditures totaling 480,264.50 with receipts of 411,182.85. Major costs include boarding prisoners 89,802.06 and 60,168.00 for prisoner care, juvenile detention 2,027, courthouse payroll 10,165, and poor relief 159,101.83.
A church revival event described with praise and exhortation, detailing speakers and attendees. The piece emphasizes religious conduct, vows of faithfulness, and community participation during the night service led by the congregation and pastor.
Weather forecast fragment indicates fair to high conditions with possible elevated temperatures and unsettled wind patterns. The readable text suggests a local region outlook without clear dates or exact figures.
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