Taney and Striped Stitches Rise in 1921
A fragmented 1921 note references Young Taney and a striped fashion from April to early 1921. Mentions skilled craft and AY or AR initials, suggesting a sewing or garment context with unknown specifics.
26 Jun 1919
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented 1921 note references Young Taney and a striped fashion from April to early 1921. Mentions skilled craft and AY or AR initials, suggesting a sewing or garment context with unknown specifics.
A chaotic wartime era notice describes cash and carry pricing for Welcom purchases and mentions Henry delivering outcomes. It references a 5 o clock event led by Chief Margial Olgay and a park gathering with militia involvement.
Dispatches report the German delegation to Versailles moving to sign the peace treaty Saturday afternoon. United Press and Fred Ferguson provide timeline notes with expected signing at 2 or 3 PM, and Allied assurances on terms amid mounting diplomatic activity.
The appropriation bill in Harrisburg was approved early today covering general spending for the state government. It allocates 449 million dollars to various departments with 3 million dollars noted for a specific appropriation line.
Fragmentary OCR note references a crown prince and travel from Wallin into Germany during a war period. Mentions Wilhelm/Nohensollera and Corina crown line in an unclear context. Source text is damaged, with names and places partially readable.
In New York City during war time, the appellate court upheld the war time prohibition against the sale of alcohol after July 0. The ruling voids Mayor Roy Callery from enforcing the 4 percent boot leg and confirms federal authority over Prohibition measures.
Washington reports four Americans died in a clash with anti-Communist forces during the Abkhberian expedition on June 22 as they attempted a rescue. Major General Graves announced the deaths and injuries from the incident involving Star Infantry Regular Army personnel.
A garbled report from Boston notes the Reds showing little in readiness for a contention as No clear evidence emerged of any strong performance or notable efforts during the event. No decisive actions or outcomes are recorded.
Reported by United Press Paris via American peace commission says numerous fatalities occurred in Hamburg riots. One witness notes the chaos erupted amid tense military and civil unrest, with provisional casualty counts rising as authorities assess the scene.
June 24 report notes the Woodsutl bill advancing, with the annual teacher act and government review highlighted as steps toward final approval. The dispatch cites local officials and readers of Tagelsburg press.
Corry defeated Titusville 28 to 14 in a hard fought game described as the year’s best by local press. Key plays by Hopkin and Downey helped Corry pull away after a tight first half, with strong defense and teamwork earning praise from fans.
Pwentyetive friends of Migs Tron Kolier gathered yesterday to celebrate her birthday with outdoor games and refreshments. Attendees included Cory Chapter and Order Baytorn Blur members, while Miss Ireny inspired the group with many smiles and future plans. The Hospital Auxiliary fund drive was announced to benefit patient care with proceeds extending into July and August.
Pair forecast mentions tonight and Friday with cloudy skies and light winds. Reported local notes mention Mr Arta Waloh of Sunbury and a teionda dayin phrase suggesting shifting conditions in the city.
A Pennsylvania Railroad day of mishaps disrupted morning service with multiple wrecks and a derailed locomotive. Weakened equipment and a long yard derailment caused delays and one minor injury to a fireman as crews cleared tracks and rerouted trains.
A report describes several young men in the city likely to be arrested for a torpedo like prank on the streets last night. The incident drew condemnations from the community and followed by religious services honoring soldiers and a period of solemn acts. Humphrey parish notes no injuries among participants.
Reports indicate mild damage from a recent storm with scattered impacts in Corry and nearby areas. Several transformers and insulators failed, power lines sparking outages, and minor flooding from backed sewers, but few injuries were reported.
Ambiguous report states Oil City will remain headquarters for part of the 112th Rand regiment. Details mention a mounting hall at National Transit Pump and Machine Co. with stetoon members signing up and Roy Milfer Tender of the band noted as involved.
Washington June 26 all bids on 143000 tong of army meat were rejected for unsatisfactory prices. The War Department will issue a statement later today. A major Berry Lumber Co mill near Oil City burned Tuesday night destroying lumber and railroad ties. fire began around 6 elock and water pressure failed at the scene.
Washington sources report the railroad administration weighing a freight ratio change as a serious problem in current operations. An official from the administration stated a concrete plan or decision may come after further review and discussion.
Rebels reportedly hold Hamburg with government troops undergoing withdrawal as reported in Berlin dispatches. The brief notes a tense, rapid shift of control amid military movements and conflicting accounts from officials.
President Wilson plans to leave Saturday night after the signing of the peace treaty for Brest and will probably return to the United States Sunday after reaching Brest.
Senator Frank Baldwin of Potter county was today elected president pro tempore of the Senate. He was nominated by Senator Crows of Fayette and approved by a 38 to 6 vote. Also noted is All, Fostoria attending the furniture exhibit in Grand Rapids Michigan.
The city proceeds to acquire ownership of the Craig property through a planned title transfer. Officials describe anticipated construction work and utility improvements near the site and note potential funding and zoning considerations.
Railway settles for damages after a collision with Woolworth Brothers with an agreement to cover all repair costs and penalties. A crossing incident caused extensive damage and required replacement parts and repairs.
Special to the Journal Chronicle reports a morning blaze at the Meadville facility of the Northwestern Electric line. The fire destroyed a barn and caused extensive damage to equipment and vehicles valued at tens of thousands of dollars. No injuries are confirmed as crews battle remaining hotspots.
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