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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1919
Page
1
Frank Walker Co withdraws both municipal building bids amid rising wintering and budget concerns. City CommissionerWatler explains the bid withdrawal follows tax area strain causing delays. the council heads toward more talks on quartering and future construction, with possible delays into next year.
United Press reports President Wilson plans to invite a leading aviator to discuss the speech treaty and the covenant with Congress. A group of Republicans would accompany him, with Wilkens considered for the Senate as talks aim to bind America and Britain to Franco aid in case of German aggression.
Reports from Amar indicate the former Kaiserin is ill with heart trouble following a severe chill. Her condition is linked to the Karo Gt appointment and related to ongoing political events.
The text promotes Mr Heerlein as a candidate for treasurer in upcoming elections. It mentions support from community members and party alignment, with endorsements and anticipated ballot access. Robert Gverigin is named, alongside a Republican filing, and notes cross party backing.
Local officers from the U S Navy arrived in Buffalo to recruit men aged 17 to 49 for two year enlistment. Pay ranges from 43 to 89 monthly, with a world tour possible. Affected by the visit are nearby families and residents as weather notes forecast tonight and tomorrow.
New York public service officials consider forcing the Pennsylvania Gas Company to cut delivery to Jamestown and nearby towns due to disputed rates. The plan would redirect gas currently bound for Jamestown to other state cities, risking shortages for Wilkes-Barre and surrounding communities while a court case moves forward.
United Press reports violent clashes in Youngstown as strikebreakers aligned with telephone company officials were assaulted by a crowd. Police counted injuries as tensions rose over the labor walkout and reported fears of further confrontations among workers and city residents.
A U S steamer named Allison is being towed toward the Delaware after a sinking incident. The United States Shipping Board and navy department warn of heavy seas and potential shore landing requirements. New York and Columbus reports relay the event and ensuing transport operations.
An internal revenue official stated the state court action targets alcohol sales violations. The report notes arrests and a crackdown on illicit liquor transactions by local authorities in Pittsburgh.
Thieves entered Spartansburg Woolen Mill at Spur Sunbury, forcing entry to the basement and stealing feather belting valued over 800. They fled undiscovered after removing belts and wrecking the office. A safe and a knapsack were disturbed but not taken. The thiefs left the machinery short of bolting materials.
The TW B club hosted by Mrs Harry Stuberts in Seooul, Miss Gordende Fickt hosted thirteen guests for New York plans. Mina Belly Kolm entertained guests at West Prongs Street with music and visiting sat. Lady Wyanktin Rebekah Lodge met and invited to Village Lodge on July 23 to demonstrate the Initiatory degree. A degree ceremony will be held Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met with Mrs S Belgie at West Moasant Street tomorrow afternoon and refreshments will be served. The Wife Awake club meets tonight at Miss Gertrude Thompson's Frank Street home. The Th Dh Aeluh plans a planet. Columbus Talks at the Cottage of Mrs Charles Auer, with members to remain engaged.
War era notes report promotions in the Pennsylvania Reserve Militia. Sergeant Lawson is elevated to second lieutenant alongside other officers, with headquarters to be located in the city. Camp Henderson and Hast are mentioned as training sites as preparations for ongoing service continue.
United Press reports July 16 that prohibition leaders urge Congress to criminalize possession of liquor stored before war time Prohibition and confiscate such liquor. An amendment would make personal possession a crime and extend enforcement measures. Legislation expected to be considered in Congress this week.
Fragmented copy reports a United Press notice about an airship crew search. Details are garbled with names and dates unclear but mention of a North Seqlaso location and a dramatic incident.
United Press reports Washington July 16 details of abuse in prison camps. Congressman Ballinger describes reports of torture and mistreatment by guards, with multiple accounts of beatings and harsh conditions corroborated by witnesses and officials.
Fragmentary 16 July dispatch reports Antonin Maueau leading a cabinet that resigns as factions realign after Spain’s party rejects CaRFer on a van issue. Chicago lines prepare for a strike vote following the company’s refusal to meet demands. Ruth Simpson and daughter visit Little Rock for 24 hours.
A local basketball game at Ly avenue grounds ends with Korry Krome defeating the Raymonds. Officials note strong defense from Krome and a high scoring second half as fans discuss standout plays and team tactics.
Corry Grange will hold a meeting at Maccaboo on Saturday with members invited to participate in opening routines. Music by Wilhel Matteson and readings by Mrs Tex Blakeslny framed ceremonies. Ongoing program includes farm and household discussions and preparations for a public event.
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