04 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
1
The passage lists numerous unclear names and towns such as Teall Duvaville Corry and Corry Pa with scattered figures 60 alinty and S08. It reads like a damaged OCR page with no coherent event or narrative to summarize.
A battered report from United Press describes the Imparator colliding with a freight ship near New York. The incident disrupts transit as officials assess damage and determine the vessel's course and safety measures.
In a report from New Whe wake at the Ponnay a mysterious disappearance is claimed with no trace found Monday night. A professional guess ties the case to a vein of evidence and potential hoax, while officials seek clarity and note the suspect’s name and location in the murky timeline.
A community notice announces a band will perform in City Park next Sunday evening. The event, tied to local groups, highlights a schedule with several acts including a noted choir and local musicians, inviting residents to join the outdoor concert.
Tyng Dunnett reports that Alan Phillips, a 19 year old from Tadlan, confessed to killing John Cooysar at his Erving home last Sunday. He admitted a single dollar was the motive and that he used a whistle to strike the victim.
The article reports potential changes as China may be allowed to modify positions in a parley regarding Oliva and the Vormun peace treaty. It notes reservations pending ratification by the government and mentions the disposition of the Slang Tung peninsula per related discussions.
Corry Orange plans a Saturday meeting at Afton to discuss farm use improvements. Agenda items include amendments, introductions of ten useful labor-saving ideas, and a call for better cultivation methods. Ethel Mattoon and Digownston- hall are named figures, with Grange progress to be shared for several candidates.
A scrambled report notes a false alarm in the city involving the mir fee department and Fox 18. Responders checked premises near Love Pod and Billived Parlors, found no fire, and left after confirming no danger. Citizens were urged to stay calm as systems were reset and a city-wide alert was deemed unnecessary.
Mareinburg and Tine report the withdrawal of the Second Class Repealer measure after sponsor Mijgh W. Pawson postponed the agenda this morning. Joseph Marcin of Metnhurgh had opposed the motion as opponents argued Pittaburghy residents and Washington officials showed defacement against the measure.
A garbled report describes Corry boys joining a Blue Ridge Division parade in Pittsburgh tomorrow. It mentions arrival plans, a possible travel route via New York and Boston, and local interest in the event with uncertain details and misread names.
An opening announcement describes Baeder’s Soda Fountain with a marble counter, shelves, and two large display jars. Mrs. Holtian oversees orders with Miss Flynn in charge of staff. The piece notes Frunler’s brand and details of the shop layout and offerings.
An Erie judge ruled that a state law compelling parents to send their children to school is valid. The decision confirms compulsory education provisions, with the court noting the law’s aim to ensure schooling for all children and uphold public education standards.
In Harrisburg the House and Senate opened a final round of talks on prohibition enforcement. Key figures Pix and Vieker are pressing for action while others seek to delay. Current votes hinge on a nine vote threshold as lawmakers consider immediate orders and past postponements.
New York on June 4 reports say police and federal authorities are rounding up bomb planters linked to a Pittsburgh blast. W. Wes Palley and associates alleged to be connected to a gang of Russians are under scrutiny as officers seize shipments and question hotel guests as part of a broad investigation. Sixteen were detained, with several held for further inquiry.
Two units of the 8014 Division the MWoth Infantry and the 819th Machine Gun Battalion will parade here tomorrow. The 310th lash unit of the Bot to arrive at Camp Dix is expected to parade here later. London Derby results show Grand Parade winning with Bush in second place.
The Paris conference press dispatch notes President Wilson earns the Big Four’s attention as they weigh Austrian caveats. A plainspoken approach aims to ease differences, with a municipal and literary entertainment following the talks. The plan includes a social event featuring refreshments and a sale after the program.
Farmers from many areas plan to attend Farmers Week at Pennsylvania State College starting in mid June. The event features lectures and demonstrations to aid crop and livestock practices, with travel by train or bus to be arranged by county agents and Farm Bureau officials.
Irvineton boosts a squad with high hopes as Weaver predicts a strong lineup facing sncaky lira Saturday afternoon. Popplewo is praised for season contributions while core players sharpen form in late practice ahead of a likely tight, high quality clash.
Miss D Voraak impressed audiences with skating feats including medaling waltzes spins and jumps at the Novelty rink last evening and again tonight. The graceful skater earned broad applause and commendation from all in attendance. Her final appearance in this city is this evening and those who miss tonight’s show will miss a notable event in roller skating.
Two youths about 19 years old from Rhode Island walked into a police station ten days ago asking for lodging and four postage stamps. They claimed homes in Rhode Island and hoped to contact parents, seeking money to start their return home.
The article reports a heated public clash over League of Nations and American participation. It describes opponents urging cautions on treaties, while supporters push for strong engagement. Controversy centers on constitutional authority and the scope of U S involvement in international affairs.
United Press report details Georgia telephone operators striking over grievances tied to wages and working conditions. The move is part of a broader nationwide dispute affecting telegraph and phone services, with local stations affected and negotiations ongoing.
Fragmented notes show various social events and club meetings across town. Plans include a Pine Day at Play Day, a July picnic at the Willows, Eastern Star entertainments, and district lodge activities. Community groups like the New Era club and Cony lodge 1 PQ discuss schedules and guest events. Continuous updates reflect a busy social season with refreshments and planned outings.
Fragmented article notes conflict over a welcome home event and related funding. It mentions civic leaders and committees, wartime memory, and public discussion of appropriating money for the ceremony and memorial efforts. A group of citizens advocates for strict oversight and budgeting.
A fragmented report outlines Father Brock tendering his resignation during a chaotic meeting. The document references appointments, political figures, and a note of thanks, with further political developments and a brief obituary segment for Mr B. W. Stennett.
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