10 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1919
Page
1
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Washington D C March 10 report on a midweek revival of the new industrial board and talks on wage and price adjustments. The conference aims to reduce iron and wider costs, with plans for defense and industry alignment and potential relief for food textile and community aid programs.
The legislature aims to finish key work this week with moves toward liquor prohibition and related controls. Governors and lawmakers discuss supporting measures while adjourned committees weigh regulation, policing, and pay increases for state forces. Local residents Mrs Clifford Blisa and Gary T. Kincaid are noted visitors in Erie amid broader reform talks.
United Press reports President plans no change in League of Nations position amid ongoing reports from Washington. Officials indicate further consultations with envoys in Paris before any decision, with State Department and advisors awaiting guidance from President after conference.
Fraudulent checks passed in Wooly Divestigateil area tied to a ring targeting shops in town. Names of suspects and banks appear in fragmented notes and court records, with ties to the National Bank of Gorey and several local merchants. Discussions reference a futures scheme and an ongoing investigation led by authorities.
The Public Utility Committee of the Board of Commerce unanimously approved a plan to pursue control of the trolley line. A campaign team was appointed to raise funds and push subscriptions to support a transition toward permanent service and improved operation.
J M Siverling and D D G Py plan to install the charter of Morty Encampment No 1 0 0 3 3 percent? thin Monday evening March 10. OL Mather will act as scribe. A supper follows the ceremony and members anticipate a pleasant gathering.
The court today affirmed Eugene Debs's conviction under the espionage act for actions alleged to have occurred in Canton Ohio last summer. The ruling also confirmed Jacob Frohne's conviction and upheld related charges in the same case.
A local meeting led by J. AL Hovalanis as president of the Hospital Association announced the campaign to open a community hospital in Corry. The plan includes an advisory committee and solicits subscriptions by Friday evening. Attendees pledged support and discussed distributing literature and cards to promote donations.
The article outlines a disputed proposal concerning Germany's economy, implying concessions and structural reform. It mentions international scrutiny, likely with references to Paris and other capitals, and hints at potential export controls and neutrality provisions affecting German policy.
The highway official confirms Findley Road construction will begin after the remaining highway survey is completed. Funds are in place and the schedule depends on surveying the balance of the road network and township approvals.
A damaged WWI era list reports US casualties totaling 265584 with categories for killed wounded and missing. Entries mention Private Jo Carling Warren and several casualty figures across multiple lines.
Heavier performances from Corry will appear at the Friday evening program in the high school auditorium. The event includes a Drull Phinometer sketch and varied acts with emotional and comedic elements. Miss Inobel Belker returned to Erie. Dr. Dewitt Jackson visited.
Paris March 10 United Press reports Herbert Hoover and other food administration officials will resign in July to seek other work. Hoover said that present officials cannot handle future crop regulations and price fixing, and that others of the administration must resign to earn a living.
Community gathers for revival meetings led by Dr Mahood and Miss Marguerite Torok Jef at Pomonviow school. Programs include Bible class for young women taught by Atlas Mahood, evangelistic service, and a speed exhibition by George L Hoastold, with several local residents listed as attendees and organizers.
The article notes corporations must file their first annual returns by a set date, with tentative forms due by March 5 for the year 18, and a complete return required after the Treasury Department issues the official form. Incumbent corporations must prepare the tentative form by March 5.
The Comptroller of Currency issued a call for all National banks to report their condition as of March 4. The statement emphasizes prompt submission of bank health data amid the current business climate. Weather section notes light snowfall overnight.
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