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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
1
United Press report describes a collision at sea resulting in the sinking of an unidentified vessel. The incident occurred near a naval railhead and weather and fog hindered rescue or identification efforts as officials traced wreckage and possible casualties.
Toledo wire reports announce the army board of final in New York appointing Tex Wiglard Major Biddle and Judge SkoUy to oversee the Toledo bout. Promoter Rickans says the TV telegraph says the pair will preside as the city hears from the board after a telegram.
German envoys are on course to sign a peace treaty in Versalves tomorrow morning. Foreign Minister Mixyt Jor and Colonial Secretary Bell accompany the mission, with other high officials and allied leaders expected to join en route.
A garbled dispatch claims the Crown Prince remains in the country after denials of escape. The fragmentary text mentions government restraint and a supposed interment and flight attempt, but the report lacks clear names or dates.
A young man died after an Erie Railroad incident near Jamestown. Jury reports and family names emerge in the aftermath as investigators review the scene at the dockyard and hospital.
Uw Tonos and Malt Hon families held a reunion at S. P. Mitnyor with guests from Warsroi Youngwillo Fingwe Grove Chand a Valley Columbus and Corry. Dinner at 1:80 oclock followed by a program of recitations and entertainments. Roy Patchon of Warton chaired the event for 1920 with officers elected including President and Vice President Proasent Mangen Corry Towhont Roy Tatchon Stoway. Attendees included Henry Crimpford of Meadville and Mr and Mrs S J Gwin planning a two week motor trip to Auburn Geneva Syracuse and New York through many points of interest.
A violent incident in which a man accused of assaulting a woman in Ellinyi Mi Youn was hanged by a crowd following identification by witnesses. Government officials sought intervention but the act proceeded, with the governor reporting the mob action and pledging to pursue further response.
The State Highway Department reports progress on a 3,000,000 gallon oiling of state roads. Work advances in multiple nations with several projects near completion by late April.
Fragmented text describes Joseph Osborne's graduation and ties to Phi Kappa, Phi Sigma Alpha, and Akron context. It mentions Oxborn, Meron, and university exercises, with references to honors, positions, and social circles at an Akron college.
Fragmentary text describes a graduation night and parade with mentions of the Curtin show and several graduates. It references a local contest, war era themes, and community politics about housing and aid, but the garbled source limits clear facts.
A large homecoming event honors returning World War II soldiers with a city parade. Residents gather along Washington Street and the park as veterans from nearby towns march in the procession. A military band leads the procession followed by a dawn-to-noon schedule of ceremonies and tributes.
Erie reports a horse killed by a wrench dropped from a passing airplane last Saturday west of the city. The animal, property of a nearby farm, was injured as crews traced the crash’s effects and authorities investigated the incident amid local speculation and a public gathering planned for the following day.
The readable pieces hint at a local gathering or game in Spartansburg with names like Goutrvitte Jaikgu and WMO Anitiotine degrow, plus mentions of a midnight event and a visit by multiple people. The text is garbled, misdated, and lacks a coherent narrative or outcomes.
During a severe thunderstorm in Warren on June 26, a lightning strike set a oil tank on the Yuclovton tract extension property of Motanoholr Abrplan ilp ablaze. The tank and attachments were destroyed by the roaring fire.
A new check law imposes substantial penalties for issuing nonpayment or bounced checks. Provisions outline enforcement by the attorney general and set penalties tied to the value of the check, with added consequences for repeated offenses and related financial misconduct.
A garbled wire service style notice from Eriy on June 27 reports a worldwide search for twin boys. The fragmented text mentions names like Amuro and De Gott and references travel, danger, and a potential lead from New Corky.
Hlatioraty plant acs completed. A church social will be held next day with a large turnout. The Indley wwiT will begin to korne gust De Mhds and many visitors are expected to attend. Refreshments include ice cream and cake, with social time for families and friends.
Furnished by wire from Bokmidt and Deery Titusville News notes the market closed abruptly today after the Tonal went off shortly after noon. Preprinted quotations show the session ending before 3 o clock due to the halt. Weather forecast mentions tonight’s Paine outlook.
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