07 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
1
Corry tenaced a decisive victory over Titusville as the local nine won 36 to 4 in a standout game. The crowd filled the grandstand and cheered as Corry staged a dominant performance with strong batting and fielding throughout.
Parents report 6 year old Olan Williams missing since July 1 after leaving home during an early Tuesday morning walk. Warranted description lists whisker hat or icicle cap and dark clothing. authorities seek public tips.
Miss Keim assumes control of Civilian Relief after the resignation of Rev. Fatine Brick. The new interim head, in Alleing Uy HMing, operates from Bracken Bros offices to coordinate aid and respond to applicants seeking relief services.
United Pros reports the Dutch government denying a statement and refusing extradition requests for a former official. The Nagw July dispatch notes pressure from press and other nations, while Kalnor and Allied diplomats react to the decision and ongoing dispute.
United Press reports a cave-in at a uranium mine in Fayette City injured seven and killed three workers. The incident occurred during a day shift change at the United Uranium Company mine, with rescue crews recovering bodies and tending the injured.
Reports describe a cold front bringing showers that followed a hot period. Sunday night brought cooler air and a brief storm, with trees and a chimney damaged and minor property impacts noted. No serious injuries reported and damage limited to some exterior features.
Rev. MG EL Tricay leads decoration contract for St Thomas Church at Olean New lighting and interior redesign planned with a fall start. Parishioners vote unanimously to redecorate and restore the building housing hall and vestry. Project budget runs into thousands with completion promised for a future season.
A garbled account alleges a hidden wartime government in the United States with references to a wartime committee and officials such as Graham and Bariel. The text mentions probing a special committee and fears over law violations while the nation mobilized for war.
No formal proceedings have begun as authorities prepare to seek extradition for the former mayor of Germany. Wilhelm Hohenzollern died, prompting plans to continue the process with the remaining formal steps in the near future.
A garbled social notes item describes a Children’s Day program with Corry Orange attendees. Mary Porter of Warton Grange attended as guest. a community meeting followed with cake and a social gathering. An unrelated jail mention references a grand jury matter and bail issues tied to a bus transfer sequence.
A long discussed sale transforms a major lot in Bal Weilay into a mixed use complex. CPI Northrop plans to occupy a rebuilt, expanded building housing a Quality Cash store and a Telco office, with renovation costs centering on modernizations and new tenants.
A collision near Paty Meow on the state road four miles west of Titusville injures William Woleos of Linnavilliy driving toward the Diamond and two teens, Tal Simm Inughy 14 and John Allen Brown 15, both grandchildren of local residents. They remain in critical condition as physicians advise on recovery prospects.
In Toledo July a heavyweight title bout ended with referee Matéroo Poortalad ruling a third round knockout for Dempsey amid towel intervention from Willard’s corner. Willard’s corner disputed the call leading to a fourth round being considered. Mrs Roy Skinner and family provided remarks on the incident.
A chaotic report outlines attempts to usurp local authority in Italian cities. It describes tensions over governance, regulatory reforms, and central power versus municipal autonomy amid political turmoil.
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson's message to Congress nearly complete, with emphasis on peace terms. The text clarifies the message largely reflects the final stance of the administration under Allied guidance, outlining aims and the need to end Germany's aggression at Versailles.
British Mirgible RV completes trans Atlantic voyage and will start return at 8 o clock tomorrow morning. Weather allows and expected arrival in New York City at a low altitude. Officials announce the voyage from Wie U8 to Eugland is exported to be safer.
A garbled report notes a road project lack of a signed contract in Waray region. It cites Hamilton of the contracting firm, delays expected within two weeks, and ongoing pavement concerns and funding issues from local authorities.
An outline of a proposed act details salary increases for teachers in various districts and certifications. Provisions include 25 percent raises for many with provisional or nonprofessional credentials and stepped increases for those earning less than 100 and above 200 dollars per month, funded by state and commonwealth allocations.
Jamestown machinists to fight it out as talks with city officials stall. A vote of ten held at City Hall to decide on recommendations and potential action after an all day conference.
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