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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
1
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United Press reports a massive explosion in the West end mine near Wilkes-Barre. Dozens of workers killed or missing as rescue teams search the tunnel mouth and embers spread through the shafts. Ambulances rush to the scene as families gather, awaiting word on loved ones.
A mill near East Branch burned yesterday as crews worked to contain a blaze that damaged structures and interrupted operations. Firefighters, led by Mn Shaffer, cut away debris and used lines to cool the area while assessing repairs and safety. The cause remains under investigation.
Dispatches indicate major powers set to present a German peace proposal to the Allies as envoy teams work on a settlement. The Turkish accord aims for firm terms with limited U.S. mediation while Poles and Ukrainians press for scope amid shifting mandates.
The article notes opposition to ratifying the federal suffrage amendment this session. It reports leaders predict a possible last minute push but no ratification before the session ends. It lists officers and board members of Mueewhees and outlines upcoming meetings and graduations from Allegheny College.
An agency report says telegraph operators in the United States and Canada may strike after union leaders demanded a set date for action. Government officials and city leaders were urged to respond, with debates over who should control communications and labor actions continuing amid a tense national climate.
Secretary of the Wild Life Society in Pennsylvania invites members and Gun Club affiliates to attend an evening event at the Comper rooms. A speaker will discuss wildlife topics while refreshments are served and attendees travel by train and lorry.
At Gorey Hospital association annual meeting three new directors were elected. Woodward Bliss and HB Smith joined the board amid discussion of compensation, transfer of funds, and future improvements while plans to publish a detailed annual report were noted.
A powerful storm caused heavy damage across farms and city schools with roofs torn, buildings destroyed, and multiple properties swept by wind. Lightning struck Nicholson place, killing an animal and prompting widespread disruption as crews assess closures and repairs.
Harrisburg reports large hospital appropriation discussions with totals listed including 19000 for Minor loxpie tal and 90000 for Erle, 4000 for Morenew Cailstendén Tym Forjo, 2400 for Vinuaylvanta Soldiers aint Suilore Moule, and 4000 from in people. City stockholders and a nominating committee face election dynamics as reform and management outcomes hinge on community support and governance shifts.
A lively social column recounts a Baptist church gathering with songs, stories, and a penny-tribute by a young girl. Attendees include Mr. Wikteliend and Rev. BON, with tenets of the Woman's Home Missionary Society discussed and officers named for the year.
The senate adopts the historic amendment by a 56 to 25 vote ending a decades long struggle for equal suffrage, marking a major constitutional change. The lengthy battle culminates today as the measure gains approval from the chamber.
A Polk pastor is described as mentally distressed and a wreck while under care of his congregation. The report cites concerns about his condition and behavior during a three week period with ongoing concerns about his welfare.
A weather note hints at a cool Sunday with possible showers. The fragment mentions Wanther and stoudy style, suggesting unsettled conditions and light precipitation.
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