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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1919
Page
1
United Press reports Chicago workers may overturn a strike mandate as union leaders push for pay and job protections. Officials alert the public to possible action and emphasize authorized processes. The discussion involves wage terms and the stance of labor leaders and city officials.
United Press reports the War Department aims to cut costs by directly mailing foods worth 124 million dollars to consumers. Officials emphasize a nationwide distribution system to streamline sales of meat, produce, and other groceries, with Secretary Walker signaling continued support and new postal actions.
An Erie man, Frank Wolkowaki, was fatally injured when a truck ran over him on a road project between Girard and Palrylow. He was reportedly employed by a company building a state road and was struck while the crew worked nearby. He died after being taken to St Vine Hospital following the incident yesterday afternoon.
Two members of the Board of Education are expected to be elected in the upcoming election. Incumbents Mr. Trovekiyil and Mr. Raymond are reportedly seeking reappointment, with no other names listed as candidates.
Reports show 26 deaths amid unrest as white mobs clash with Black residents in Chicago. A wave of attacks follows the shooting of a Black man by a white patrol, with rioting spreading to neighborhoods and officials debating curfews and protective measures for migrants and residents. Police struggle to restore order as leaders seek plans to separate communities and prevent further violence.
A United Press report from Merlin outlines Germany's efforts to find buyers for its wartime output amid shortages at home. It notes Germany's export capacity, coal and labor bottlenecks, rising costs, and shifts in foreign demand, including potential deals with Russia and other nations.
Paris July 30 Austria has a seven day extension until August 6 to finalize the peace form submitted by the Allies. The extension was formally granted by the Allied commission today, allowing Austria to decide on the proposed terms and complete the agreement ahead of the set deadline.
New York July investigation into a million dollar aviation fire destroying dozens of Uhanoni Lunde aircraft in France. Witnesses describe rapid destruction and inconclusive photos, with officers and guards aiding a Franco American inquiry led by Congrammay linn of Endlana.
Erie county announces bids opened for about ten miles of improved roads. Lowest bidders include Girart township and Baxt Spring fold borough at 20,100. Gril Gon atiiation Co Belo 192/005.16. Erie county AUI Crook township 41,120 feet Charles H. Fey Construction Co Frio 122,006.70. Northeast township 7,000 feet, no bids. Weather partly cloudy tonight and Monday. Warmer.
County report notes Hywor dealers from Eee PHY Arie may not open all business plats this August due to prohibition amendments. Several liquor owners in Livonia and surrounding areas failed to renew licenses, with many expected to apply for new ones tomorrow. Local sentiment suggests action protects dealers from county office scrutiny as weeks pass. Some cases claim licenses were sold over local lines, prompting heated discussion in the community.
The 80th Waghingrony Division praised by Brigadier Goural Hit Lory for disciplined conduct during a patrol near Darkiton. Commanders Hu and Buslee helped prepare a cautious approach as General Ruili expressed hope for an end to Villr unit waits and a swift return home.
Fragmentary report notes Germans backing Ebert as government voted by Gorin assembly. It mentions a 24 to 0 or similar tally and a right wing party opposition, with references to a war accountability stage and funds discussion.
The transport Zoolandia, due today, is reportedly en route at ten knots with a broken propeller. An earlier report notes 5000 troops arrived home aboard the Kroonland Aut Montpelier from St Nuxaire, with over 1000 overs and min.
A fragmented report notes the push by France to demand army participation for the League of Nations. Washington coverage cites opposition and calls by Allied leaders to uphold collective security amid pressure from France and Britain.
Two weeks ago the Cory Chamber of Commerce voted in favor of restoring railroad control to private ownership under government regulation. The United States Chamber of Commerce representatives backed the plan, arguing private ownership with strict oversight would improve efficiency.
Salvatore Bil inno, an Erie native and veteran of World War I, was severely injured by a bullet in the Argonne. The wound left him blinded on one side and facial nerves damaged, but he hopes surgery can restore some function. He seeks doctors in Erie for a possible operation to improve his condition.
Mary McPutland, recently ill in a Philadelphia hospital, is much improved and expected to be discharged by noon tomorrow. At market close today the Bank of Governors called a special meeting to decide on possibly closing the stock exchange Saturday. a formal announcement will follow tomorrow.
Corry residents show interest in an October 13 concert at Carnegie Music Hall in Pittsburgh featuring baritone Ricard Strateinel amid a ticket program managed by James H Wright. Reservations are due by August 1 with details unfolding in a rare community event.
Washington July 80 Secretary Daniels is perfecting plans for President Wilson to review the Pacific fleet when it arrives on the coast. Between August 9 and the time of the review the fleet will make trips along the Pacific coast visiting several ports.
A chaotic OCR readout describes a workhouse conference held in Kane on August 13 with references to officials, attendees, and multiple locations. The fragment mentions meetings, figures like Warren and Myton, and various towns, suggesting a regional gathering about workhouse procedures and related ordinances.
A notable couple married this afternoon in a simple rite at Mt. E church. Mies Florentey Pay Doane, daughter of Mn and Mrs B Doane, wore no attendants. Rev MB Williams officiated. The bride, a respected employee at Barlow Hantwars, and groom Renail Mire Drake, just returned from overseas duty, received warm congratulations. The groom’s party plans camping on Lake Erie this week before returning to Buffalo. Harald T. Howard, recently from San Francisco, visited Findley Lake with family before settling back home.
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