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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1919

Page

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President Wilson Receives Burleson Resignation Notice

President Wilson has received the resignation of Postmaster General Burleson. The cable conveyed Burleson’s letter to Wilson in Paris, and Wilson replied with thanks for his service. The move followed criticism from various sources and amid federation convention tensions in Munutie City.

Wilson P. M. Burleson Burleson Federation of Labor Paris New York Willen American Federation of la Tor Burlowon

First From Erie Co Sentenced to Death Chair

An Erie County inmate was sentenced to death by the electric chair after a conviction for a church murder. The defense sought a new trial, arguing for appeals, while the court and attorney for the defendant debated options. The case could proceed to higher court, with potential for further delay or appeal.

Erie CO William Jolnayn Roymianian Love Dexoudier Rimy Lom Arena Weveril Extanty Suporfor Janid Howford Muff Thy Des Fontan Util Vitor Rowalter Huwelal John John von IV Jain Vodner Wele Cowl

Death of Mrs Howard

Mrs Marilla H E Howard widow of the Into Study Toward died at home Froehold township at 4 10 o clock. Survived by two ponies Tred and Print. A funeral service will be held at the home Monday at 12 o clock noon. The burial will be at the Central church in Columbus followed by interment in David Cur Cemetery, Columbus.

Marilla HE. Howard Froehold Thid Imorn Tog Elock Lp. m Columbus David Cur Colpmius

May Bring Von Tirpitz to Trial in London News

London reports that Admiral von Tirpitz may face trial in Britain. The Times announces the possibility of extradition to the Allies for the former German naval minister, with prosecutors seeking evidence as in other major war crime cases.

London Meltnin von Tirpitz Sutler Germany Ruthlowm Hiakine Isa Toulon Imey Kaiavr Withom Hohanzotlern Tha Attisharanil Hin New York Chicago Molland Perlpa Wihelm Jy Holl

Social notes from Presbyterian church event and local weddings

A long fragment reports social happenings including a church gathering at the Presbyterian hall with a supper, a golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Lerman C. Steerleig, a marriage ceremony for Helen Adatine Linncott and John Mhemna Scoggins in San Antonio, and a Ladies Auxiliary meeting at the Banda church.

Presbyterian Noojutloy Tia Chrinthy Lyes Mea Lerman Steerleig Arg Nlolly North Gonter Street Tigit Nui Grand Dry T .E. Gates Tong Duehosy Wat Traino Lily Woll Marrouth Ff Meir Claude G. Baggett Ava Orndermalda Drido Bela

City commission discusses building fund and bid

The city commission held a regular session last evening amid discussion of a building project. A draft bill and appropriations were debated, with a plan to advertise street power work and a July 21 deadline under review by the committee.

Fifth Street Thi Vrennurie Wis Matey Bill Noo Avidin sTuly

Death of P Clark Clark in Nome street death notice

Patrick Clark a well known real estate figure in the city died at 7 30 this morning in Nome on York street aged about 70 He is survived by his wife two sons and six daughters Born in Toland he spent most of his life in Corety He was widely known in both camo and hot and was a devout member of St Thomas church Funeral plans will be announced later relatives in Cleveland reported traveling to Cleveland today

Patrick Clark Nome York Street Core Ty Anit Hoth Hiv St. ‘Thomas Church

War Vessels Escort Welcomed Home In New York Harbor

A flotilla of warships including destroyers and battleships escorts President Wiron into New York waters amid celebrations. Officials and a large crowd gather as bands play and a mayoral reception follows the arrival. The fleet lines up along the river as the president’s yacht leads the way into the harbor.

New York Banda Wiron Pennsylvania Oklahoma Washington

PLAN ARREST OF SALOONMEN IN PITTSBURG

United Press reports a planned roundup in Pittsburgh as government agents with the Department of Justice prepare wholesale arrests of saloon keepers and allies. Officials say liquor is sold openly downtown despite closures, with authorities pressuring venues and confiscating large volumes of alcohol.

Pittsburg Pittsburgh Paloon Koopore Palerid Dinteret Attornay Crawford Doclarell Crawford Anil Vollvetora Peary Agatnint Safoon Wien Pheo Crawfird Groat Down Town Alcahol

Funeral for Mrs Harriet Nichols Held at Home and East Branch

A prayer service for Mrs Harriet Nichols was held at her son's Marion Street home at 10 o clock. The body was taken to East Branch for a 2 PM funeral at the church with Rev IM B Williams officiating. Many relatives and friends attended. Relatives assisted in honoring the interment at East Branch cemetery.

Harriet Nichols L. B. Nichols Marion Street IM. B. Willams Mf. Rochurch Ayman N. Dall

Board of Education Meeting Involving Staff and Curriculum

The Board of Education met last evening with Director Loveland Mayon Rogers and View Meoaidont Ange in attendance. Emma A. Donn was reappointed librarian at 75 dollars monthly. H. Ny Raway Homyan’s bond was approved. the secretary’s report was read and spread in minutes. Resignations and new personnel actions were noted. Superintendent Nangle proposed new spelling and science books from Longman Green and Bailey’s Domestic Sciences Principles and Applications. Stagg EV Pope was elected grade teacher for 1919 1920 at 99 dollars monthly. Miss Fanuly Be Malh luch was appointed grade teacher at 60. Elsie W. Gilder received a permanent special certificate. district financials and treasurer and secretary duties were reviewed.

Educatia Jovi Loveland Mayon Rogers Mra C. P. Eaton Mon Emma A. Donn Aulovy H. Ny TM Monty Repbet Ly Hazel Meinayat Teachur Nangle Boy Jer Ak Guewese Mosauiury Longman's Green & Co Bailey Woh Pyblol Ing. Howse Aiki Bool Ate Loveluwl Stigg EV Pope Fanuly Malhuish WWF Malhivish i Conterville Shia Hola Edinbers Elsie W. Gildernbove Palmer D. A. Rowey Dymineus Alana Suime

Camp Fire Girls Camp Opens Next Monday at Pitley Lakes

Camp Fire Girls plan a two week outing at Hadi with ties to Presbyterian elders. The camp opens next Monday at Phutley Lakes where the girls will stay in the Schhvarte cottage. Activities include swimming games and martialow toasts in the large assembly room. Sleeping rooms and a large living room provide comfortable space for the party of girls.

Hadi Rogoala Phutley Laks Arie Vollage

Death of Miss Nerber in Batavin hospital

The body of Miss TMaxsl Marig Nor died Sunday evening in Batavin hospital from pleurisy, suffering since June 13. The 17 year old daughter of Mrs Kato Nor her, formerly of this city, died after illness connected to the pleurisy. Funeral services are set for 9:80 o'clock tomorrow at Thome church with interment at Bilzaboth's cemetery.

Milss Marig Batavin Mrn Kato Rela Hye Cate Lilley Mott At &T Thomex Church Bilzaboth

Mrs Palmer Recovers After Appendectomy at Corry Hospital

Mrs Charles D Palmer rests comfortably today after yesterday’s appendectomy performed by Dr John C Ribes at Corry Hospital. She walked well yesterday and is progressing under medical care.

Charles D. Palmer Corry ‘Hompital John C. Ribseh

Riots and Disorder Across Italian Cities

A scrambled dispatch reports ongoing unrest in multiple Italian cities with clashes and disturbances. The text mentions transit and political figures, but readable details are limited.

Workers Seize Food Stores Across Cities in Riots

Report by Camillo Giuanfarrat describes widespread looting of food stores as workers seize shops in multiple cities. Government efforts to restore order rise with police at gates and clashes noted. hundreds of people reportedly involved in the unrest, with prices and shortages cited as catalysts.

Camillo Giuanfarrat Dupelle Walt Priee Taos Johmeuiy Marin Storey Avwanda Ronit Ladera Maloping

LET CONTRACTS FOR 97 MILES OF NEW ROAD

Contracts awarded for 97 miles of new road across multiple counties including Teaver Mem Payette and Westaprolaid. Project aims to improve regional transportation with wide finish by next year.

United Press Tannvhorg BadUylyay Wissiynyy Lewis H. Xudldy Aml

Majority of Flags of 28th Are Received

A terse note from United Pros Marriduieg dated July 8 reports most flags for the 28th division received. It notes command staff under General Hout will arrange events and ceremonies soon, with final arrangements to include a closing ceremony at the unit site.

United Pros Marriduieg Haya

Extended West Tour Planned With Stops Across Cities

The group plans an extended West tour visiting Portland Medford Los Angeles San Francisco Denver Ogden and Kansas City among other points. They expect about six weeks in Medford and three weeks in San Francisco with several city visits and a Southern Pacific trip.

Kundu Wilge Lowatone Park Milwaukun Paul Senitley Witshy

Hill in Box for Pirates Hailed Rescue Pitcher

In a pair of games against the Cubs and Reds, Hill was called to the rescue for a Pirates pitcher who struggled with the opponents. Saturday saw the Chicago hit well, as four hits in two innings overwhelmed the local hurler. Sunday, Hill allowed only one hit in two innings and helped limit Cincinnati’s offense as the Pirates staged a partial comeback.

Caruion EM Pittsburgh Pirates Coasion Hill Cubs Reds Will Odda Chicagoitos Leafly Cincinnati Rods Scérsteenth

Militia Plans Mount Gretna Weekend Maneuvers

A fragmentary report describes militia units preparing to leave for Mount Gretna Friday evening for a series of drills and displays from July 12 to 20. It notes the Curey lalla unit, Machine Gun Dotecheshodnt, and Franklin platoons, with gatherings at Greta and Corry Hospital. weather forecast calls for moderate seas.

Lalla Eric Meudyille Ue Oilliky Aid Frankin Mb Grate Wa Mle Witton Uriemke Grothia Frange Me Grove Allmombere Marshail Mondetson Greta Thin Stata

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