Foomne Arliylo Stirs Local Riddle at Market
A fragment from a community note shows residents discussing a local riddle game held at the market. The text mentions participants and a signaling arrangement but remains unclear on exact names or counts.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
1
A fragment from a community note shows residents discussing a local riddle game held at the market. The text mentions participants and a signaling arrangement but remains unclear on exact names or counts.
Unverified dispatch reports mail fliers striking at New York routes causing delays. The piece notes injuries and property damage during a hail weather incident while efforts to resume service are pressed by officials and airline workers.
Man named Woyd Marah purchases an energy efficient van for a drayage business to handle city deliveries. The purchase aims to improve fuel efficiency and enable quicker freight movement across the area. Authorities report no irregularities in the transaction.
A military briefing outlines an imminent offensive against Reds with Hungarian forces and Allied troops concentrating in the region. Commanders claim an advance toward key positions as the army prepares for a large-scale push involving thousands of troops and heavy support.
Report highlights rising footwear costs as dealers cite consumer demand and wholesale increases. Analysts note price gaps for popular styles and discuss potential impacts on regional buyers and schools, with several outlets confirming recent adjustments.
United Proast Chicago reports a tense labor scene as 15,000 workers from the mortarmen, conductors, and trackmen face a possible general walkout. The arrival of W. D. Maton is linked to tensions surrounding the ALEODE Oar Mente union and the city potential transit paralysis if workers strike today.
Funeral services for Miss Nora Dunn were held at Alexander's chapel this morning with Rev. Woodward officiating. Interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery in Minaville after a service led by Roy Samual Bomplo of the Presbyterian church. Attending were members of her family and friends.
Daily passenger flights between New York and Atlantis City start tomorrow morning.Three planes will carry three persons each with service approximately every two hours.
The court held the Beverage Street case involving The Barronway Bottling Co of Chicago in charge of liquor manufacture and sale violated the prohibition act. It found it unnecessary to determine intoxication level, and that prosecutions would result from admitting strong evidence already established in other boxes.
A United Press report from Wenatinigui notes Ohio lawmakers aim to authorize 1.5 million dollars to combat a influenza outbreak. The document mentions various figures and proposals, including large financial figures and hospital measures, amid unclear lines in the transmission.
A reported mob attack freed a prisoner from a Texas jail and hanged a woman amid chaotic violence. The incident occurred after a guard and crowd clashed, leaving the man in critical condition and authorities investigating the uprising.
A Senate move prompts an immediate inquiry into Packers activities after a bill authorizing such action passed without a full oath ceremony. The action follows the introduction and adoption of the investigation measure in the chamber.
London July 25 United Press reports government representatives and striking miners reached an agreement by noon today. An early end to the coal strikes across Great Britain is expected following the breakthrough.
A ship fire left twenty four firemen and four crew members overcome by smoke aboard the vessel Goirie of the Winto Star line. The cargo valued at 495000 is reported damaged in the blaze that swept the hold.
United Press reports a Martin bombing plane circling the United States boundary left Mineola New York early today for Augusta Maine. The high speed craft passed over Portland Maine shortly after noon as it continued its demonstration flight.
Reported today that six year old Tyner Wilkinson remains missing and presumed alive after ransom demands. New arrest of Muriel Pireworall connected to the case follows earlier detention of others as investigators press underway.
A Meadville boy, son of Otis Patineter of Conheaneville, was seriously injured Saturday near Wilthomo when a dynamite blast exploded while he was playing with a lit fuse. He was rushed to Meadville City Hospital in critical condition.
Washington July 2 President Wil expects to be in San Francisco on August 15 while the new Pacific Fleet is stationed there. The duties of his department from Washington remain uncertain and it is not clear whether he will make addresses or stops on his maiden voyage.
United Press dispatch from Paris reports the Bulgarian delegation traveling from Sofia is due to arrive in Paris today en route for ongoing negotiations and meetings in the French capital.
Reported discussions indicate German plans to evacuate areas of Polish territory amid wartime diplomacy. The text references territorial concessions and regret over the current state of affairs, though details remain unclear.
The article states Dilys Bile of Waterhouse 1s is confirmed as a candidate for election. It notes the announcement by Mr Water Howey and mentions the council and commissioners considering alternate forms of action.
A historical recap recounts a lengthy twenty three inning contest with names like Dawes Crates Sy Walford and others. It notes a dramatic late finish at a ballpark, decisions by umpire Myers, and a high scoring stretch that ended with a decisive final sequence and attendance observations.
Announcement confirms full state funding for Corry Hospital and related institutions. List outlines allocations for Erie, Meadville, Titusville, Warren, and surrounding facilities totaling multiple thousands. Weather notes showers along Lake Erie with slight warming tonight and tomorrow.
Erie July 25 report of a major collision involving a Ford delivery truck smashing at the corner of Foster Street and Sixth. Injured include Miss Matie Bierner governess at the Jareck home and others named Willian and Eleanor Darcek, Verne Rusterholts driver, and several defendants facing conspiracy charges in a U S District Court by motion of Eustice Reynolds.
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