17 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
1
A chaotic attack targets a group described as American refugees traveling from Mexico toward the border town. The band of assailants assaulted occupants, stealing belongings before detaining them briefly. Rescue efforts and police involvement followed, with discussions of motive and safety at the border continuing.
The Rex presents a film night spotlighting top local girls and a major leading lady candidate. Cast includes Mariel Malone, Dorothy Waller, Margie Auwe, and others with organizing cues from Mike In W and industrial film staff as plans unfold for a white-hot dramatic showing at the Rex.
Road project bids announced by Harrisburg commission with contractors Crayford county Weltermeer and May to town council Meadville Consortium and figures around 808 020 50 and 4297 0R4 16.
United press report states prohibition repeal defeated in the House by a large margin amid debate. Judiciary committee will seek to attach repeal to appropriations, with rule suspension planned to advance the measure. In other news a severe storm in Wayoke County caused multiple deaths and damage, including a child fatality and several injuries.
Reports indicate drilling resumed near Bear Lake at the Stranigau farm with renewed activity by the Angliling Ui company. Early tests show two small pockets of gas, with a 3,200 foot depth target previously reached, suggesting promising results for the venture and local interest from nearby farmers.
Reports from Paris depict rising tension as German envoys travel to Paris with demands. A large mob protests, singing and booing, signaling renewed unrest. Allies reassess optimism as terms of peace look uncertain.
Blofield faces Sheffield tomorrow evening in the second twilight game of the season. The Sheffield lineup is reported to have defeated Trvineton and several other teams in the district.
Fragmentary text reports German officials preparing for a peace signing expected Saturday with communications to Allion Vorsail Ins. The cabinet shows support for discussing final conditions while modifications appear to be of significant importance.
Rogers Co plans a large rear garage on Main street for storage and service. The project includes a 100 foot wide structure with a ramp and incline, promising one of the area’s largest establishments. The building will house extensive garage equipment and a modern showroom.
De Zimmerman of Toronto invites the public to Alliance Tabernacle at Maple Avenue corner in Washington Street for Wednesday evening services starting June 18 at 8. The event features De Zimmerman with years of ministry experience and a focus on missionary work in the United States and Canada.
Reports describe a significant retreat of Petrograd defenses as Allied forces strike. Kronstadt and surrounding fortifications are cited as compromised while Russian troops evacuate and retreat toward the city. The action follows Allied bombardment and naval assaults causing heavy equipment losses.
Fragmentary social page notes celebrate birthdays and anniversaries, mention church groups and auxiliary events, and record upcoming gatherings at homes and churches. Readers are invited to attend sewing days, meetings, and luncheons hosted by various local clubs and families.
President Wilson plans a tour of the country within two or three days after delivering his peace treaty message. He will visit key cities to advocate the plan, with major addresses by the President in the weeks ahead.
Regular meeting of the city commission last evening with Mayor presiding. Petitions on AES-Chirke and Bon Joe plant permission and right of way on West Smith Street noted. Water line extension petition referred to Public Safety Superintendent for report. Contractors to begin work July 15. Adjournment after commissions approved street bay project.
Paris June 17 Turkish peace envoys opened their first official meeting with Allied powers appealing to continue the Turkish empire and restore Constantinople. The discussions centered on postwar settlements and the fate of key Turkish territories.
The program outlines the high school commencement events with speakers and diplomas to be awarded. It names faculty and committee members coordinating the ceremony and lists participating clubs and graduates to be recognized.
Report says Royal North Coastom Moiyntod Police raided labor gatherings at dawn scattering leaders. Authorities refused to publish prisoner list while promising action against prominent agitators.
The new mausoleum being erected by Honey Keppel in Pine Grove cemetery nears completion. The structure features classical design and reflects the guest work seen in the local cemetery. Work has progressed for several weeks.
Taxpayers and officials eye an imminent award decision as the Findley Road project moves toward a contract award today. Details remain sparse as city and state transportation offices finalize bids and select the winning bidder for road improvements.
A strange pest has attacked corn on the Edward Drake property in this city. Mr. Deke reported rapid blackening and withering of about a quarter of the crop. Investigators found four dozen small insects spreading through the field and threatening the harvest. Local officials planned to spray or otherwise control the pests to save the crop before it is ruined. Weather forecasts predict fair to mixed conditions in the coming days.
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