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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1919
Page
1
The readable fragments reference a discussion about service, plans, and numbers but lack coherent names or events to identify a clear item or outcome. The text is too incomplete to determine a specific person, organization, place, or date beyond generic mentions.
United Press report from Washington July 4 outlines a Senate debate on the league with administrative and reform concerns. Legislators spar over the Manning Midnight and Natwest Beadldout reforms while GOP members push for party unity and timely action.
Paris marked Victory Day with a grand procession echoing the 1870 triumph. Tens of thousands cheered as Marshals Foch and Torino led the parade through the streets with French officers and ambassadors in attendance amid celebratory crowds.
A July 23 tour announced for Wilson Startstrip traveling through Washington D C. The event outlines a national talk tour expected to influence audiences across major cities. Organizers aim to discuss national issues with emphasis on youth and education amid speculative dates and venues.
Dispatches from Camp Janos report Captain John D. Carr of Company K Meadville promoted to major by resignation of Major Robinson. Brigadier General Crosswell oversaw a review as thousands of volunteers gathered at Mt Geotin for encampment. Camp life and party plans described, with arrival schedules and anticipated activities for the unit.
Reports detail a deadly riot at a Cork Products plant with one man killed and several workers wounded. The event, tied to ongoing labor unrest, saw a guard collapse amid clashes as strikers stormed the facility gates. Police and company officials investigated the incident.
United Press reports a large airship voyage returning to Europe, with arrivals in London and Pulham Norfolk. The craft completed a westward leg covering about 9 200 miles and a similar eastward return, then landed safely after a dramatic approach over Pulham.
A Long View Texas dispatch reports authorities martial law imposed after a disturbance involving Black and white residents. Rounds of revolvers rifles and guns were seized by rangers and a curfew kept the streets closed yesterday noon.
United Press reports midwest Republicans choose Governor Frank O Lowden as heir candidate for President. Announcement by Smith, chairman the state Republican organization declares Lowden fits the job.
A Friends of Lily Dale U C T picnic is announced for Saturday at Lily Dale. Travelers of Jamestown and local council members invite members and guests to attend a mid day event with a dinner. The notice mentions a club luncheon and hall arrangements.
The city rink shuts Saturday night after a crowded night with manager Briggs leaving for Greenville. The rink owned by Mr. Karslak is to be moved to a nearby town as plans unfold. In Washington, July 14, the disposal of Garvan patents seized during the war will be investigated by the Ways and Means Committee. Representative Moore states patents are tied to Chemical Foundations with a private sale arranged by Francis Garvin, alien Property custodian.
The ministerium announces evangelistic plans at the Presbyterian Church. An executive committee will lead the campaign with Pastor ux and Campaign Director, Prof Raymond Vommenger, among those present. The meeting to organize the effort is set for ALB at 8 o clock Tuesday evening at the church.
The Presbyterian Sab-Wath Church held Children’s Day exercises with a service and graduation events. Four flags were presented by students including the Stars and Stripes and others. Diplomas were awarded by Dr. P.G. Wooll, superintendent, with Rev. C.E. Woodward and church officers assisting.
A fragmented local notice describes a sudden death event this afternoon at a residence on Fifth Avenue. Details are unclear due to garbled text but mention of a doctor being summoned and authorities responding.
In Warren and nearby areas a string of automobile accidents caused injuries and property damage. A Ford driven by Charles Par... of Franklin Street collided with a large touring car near Warren. occupants of the Corry car suffered bruises and shock, with three stitches required for one. Mrs Perkins and others were injured as a Ford toppled and a car veered into a bank. Several other minor crashes were reported along Auburn Road and Main Street intersections. one car struck a telephone pole. Medical aid was given, and injured parties returned home after treatment.
A new law alters the September primary date and voting rules. It requires voters to be registered and on the assessment roll sixty days before the election. Primary filing deadlines shift to August 29 for petitions, and candidates must gather required signatures to qualify. The changes affect county, township, borough, and city offices and align with a shift in primary timing to September 16.
United Press reports New York unions threaten a broad strike at Atlantis port and Gulf shipping as eight hour day demands and union recognition loom. Officials from the Federal Shipping Board scheduled to act this afternoon to resolve the dispute and prevent wider disruption.
A garbled historical OCR lists many names and departments under a Board of Commerce committee roster. It mentions figures like Laurie, Jim, Dickson, Mevalvy, and Ames among numerous others, with sections labeled Agriculture and Publicite, hinting at committee assignments and roles within a municipal commerce body.
Mrs Ruth Papa Tower suffered severe back pain after an apparent fall at Chautauqua during summer study at the Fane college. Her father De J Ry Pope and a Minnesota nurse assisted, and she was transported by automobile for medical care while friends express hope for improvement.
The board of directors will convene Wednesday evening in the town hall to discuss several items. Attendees from the Chamber of Commerce and local government are expected, as opinions on upcoming matters are to be discussed and voting anticipated.
Washington July 14 An attempt to override the president's veto on daylight saving failed in the House today as opponents fell 23 votes short of a two thirds majority. The measure went to the agricultural committee and is expected to be reintroduced in the House again today with changes.
Mareisburg July 14 Governor Sproul signed a bill creating a state board of examiners of architects. The board will oversee the registration and examination of all architects throughout the state.
The report notes a local sugar shortage with prices rising and suppliers alert for returns. Officials urge vigilance as shortages may drive higher costs and limited availability in nearby markets. The piece mentions wholesalers and potential impact on dining and consumer prices.
The readable text references many local people at nearby resorts and mentions individuals such as Neil, Jamiegh, and Findley. It notes dates and points of interest around Wadley Lake and Midway, hinting at a community gathering or event with several named locals and places, though details are fragmented.
Corry men witnessed the R-34 take off for home after a visit to New York City amid a spillage incident and a notable return voyage. The event occurred as officials report on wartime supply and labor concerns connected to spruce production for naval needs. Philadelphia reports a professor was shot and killed at a fraternity house on July 14.
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