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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
1
United Press reports the steamship Grampian struck an iceberg near the coast, bow damaged and passengers transferred to lifeboats. Two crewmen missing after the collision. search ongoing out of Glasgow.
Local readers learn of a court matter involving Hem, Digpatoh, and Jonepit W Mynny ngalna. The suit concerns dissolution of a partnership under a receiver and actions affecting the Ateadiy hotel in Erie. Names include Sweeney and Ply, with longtime associates mentioned in context of prior four to five years of partnership.
Corry motor club holds a Friday meeting to discuss radiator emblems and requests for donations. The group, working with nearby clubs, promotes road projects in Hela county as it expands to over 130 members.
Emory Drake arrives home after service with the 118th Infantry in France. He trained at Camp Haynate and served with Company A before later transfer to the Military Police. Local authorities note his discharge and return.
United Press reports a brisk start on July 10 as Baldwin Locomotive and Bethlehem Steel led gains among listed stocks. Traders watched steady volume with positive sentiment across major exchanges.
United States news report on President Wilson addressing the Senate urging ratification of the world peace treaty. He emphasizes the need for the League of Nations and notes the troops who helped end the war while warning the treaty must not be scrap paper. He advocates U.S. participation in postwar restoration and a new international order through collective security.
United Press reports in Washington that Senator Bors ai of Tala introduced a resolution urging the President to hand over all documents for the Senate investigation of the Shantung matter. The action follows protests from Tasker Billys and calls from Lansing and White for a full memorandum on Japan's role and China relations.
An infant named Hobbie was struck by a foul ball during a local baseball game. Medical attention was summoned. the ball hit the child near a railing but caused no serious injuries. Players and bystanders were shaken but reported no lasting harm. Weather forecast calls for cooler temperatures tonight and Friday.
A dated note from Mingolay L and W. BR Hargraves reports a dirigible on the return leg from a mid Atlantic voyage. Positioned at about 40 16 north 47 05 west, the craft was roughly 400 miles from a reference point as observers noted progress and speed near fifty miles per hour toward land.
Premier Numuldyensing urged Parliament to quit amid revolutionary strife and heavy duties. He spoke on peace, stabilization, and the Autry policy. The address covered Italy’s food crisis, stamp taxation, and recalled 1865 events linked to FP H. Gay of Stampstone, formerly baggage minister.
Seven huge tanks containing crude oil at the Nedaskey Pumping Station of the National Transit Company near Pittsburgh were hit by lightning and set ablaze. About 10 000 barrels were destroyed in the blaze. Firefighters and local authorities worked to control the flames and prevent further spread. A 66 000 loss was reported for the tank and immediate surroundings.
The Novelty Skating Rink on Sou and avouwe Way announces season end this Saturday night in Linity City. Paul Briggs, manager, reports strong patronage and hopes to return later with a new rink project in Growntown. uncertainties remain about future operations here.
United Press reports Germany signed and sent the peace treaty to Paris with immediate effects. Berlin sources say the Allied council will discuss lifting the blockade this afternoon. German naval ports are to resume activity as the treaty’s terms move toward implementation.
The Presbyterian society ladies spent a delightfully sociable afternoon at the Christie farm near Cony, with hosts Mrs Christie and guests including young Jeannette and Kathryn Golegroy, as well as Master Hobbie Christie. A supper under the trees highlighted a refined gathering praised for hospitality and good company.
The designs outline proposed city structures to begin soon, including a new fire department headquarters with Stanford Hose company quarters on the second story and a complete municipal building. Exteriors feature orange sandstone with modern amenities, and a competition is sought by December 1.
Corry scored two early runs and held off Pittsburg as the locals won 4 to 2. Heath and Clarke sparked the offense with critical hits while pitchers kept the game tight. umpire Grebelor officiated.
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