21 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
1
Partial OCR reads like a garbled price note and product line. It mentions 25.00 and 18.60 plus possible sizing or item identifiers but lacks a clear subject, date, or organization. The readable fragments point to a merchandise listing or sale notice with prices.
Weimar leaders will sign a pact and Germans are set to vote in a referendum. Reports say the government plans a national assembly and a people’s vote on key policies amid military and political maneuvering.
A largely unanimous re election support secured for Samuel Gompers as head of the American Federation of Labor. The vote reflected broad backing from federation delegates with only a few dissenters noted.
A large crowd gathered for the Corty Band of Commerce concert in the park featuring the Fantavia Polka with solos by M Ov Wallur and a charming intro. The evening drew strong attendance as the band, under Mr Wal lord, delivered excellent performances and preparations for the next Friday's “Lame Coming” celebration.
A Washington report details repeated defeats of liquor reform efforts as a private committee pushes to enforce stricter rules on alcohol sales. Key figures include Dye Donk Wilson and local officials weighing the impact on markets and public order. The article outlines ongoing legislative clashes and anticipated votes shaping the sale of liquor and related establishments.
County liquor workers face confusion over July wages amid a pay plan dispute tied to a state auditor general note. Affected staff await a ruling after meetings at county treasurers and city offices, with possible forfeiture threats if pay is not issued on time.
Opening day of the Methodist centennial exposition in Columbus highlighted by a grand parade and diverse exhibits from local and foreign communities. The event showcased congregational unity, a large boys exhibit, and a cross church demonstration of devotion as participants welcomed visitors and celebrated fellowship.
An old time reunion of high school alumni was held at Star Armory on Main Street last night. Speakers recalled school days while former students and guests mingled, planning next year’s gathering and noting continued alumni involvement.
A United Press dispatch from New York reports a petition urging the United States Senate to ratify the proposed treaty. The document names several signers including W. Wilkinsham and Mary We Mult, with questions about support from certain officials and lawmakers. The petition appears tied to a debate on the treaty's provisions and timing.
A chaotic session features allegations against an official tied to enemy aliens, with senators delaying the Palmeyer nomination. Officials claim pressures and partisan clashes mark the hearing as the committee contemplates rejection.
On Monday morning the summer school opens in the Hutch building with Miss Ranney and Miss Motray in charge. Pupils are asked to bring their report cards. A good number have enrolled and all who wish to participate should enroll promptly.
The Salvation Army plans an anniversary service with Captain Nolen of Philadelphia and Adjutant Smith as speakers. Local listeners will hear about the Army’s work and mission, with a notable guest and music planned for the event.
Miss Mabel Lombard spends weekend in the city from Exe while Lieutenant Hary Stone returns to Elle after attending a local alum event. A soldier reports a close call with captivity at Culitorsity village sleep operation, and a depot pickpocket arrest nets 45 stolen. George Stevens, Lhrd Infantry member, enjoys a five day furlough with Adjutant Smith, who just returned from an oyster trip. Smith, badly gashed in France and struck by shrapnel, plans to enter Pittsburgh General Hospital after visiting his parents.
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