14 May 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
1
Readable fragments indicate a historical note referencing April 1 to April 14 1921 with mentions of skilled workers and locations such as Vorsk Ht and O ds leek. The legible pieces point to a dated schedule or notice on occupational terms and a production plan.
Report from Tod Grandone on Berlin protests against a peace accord. Citizens rally outside government buildings as German leaders discuss terms. The scene includes blocking demonstrations and calls for government stance changes amid international mediation efforts.
A Vienna peace delegation discusses possible settlement terms in an interview with an Eagle correspondent. Officials say Austria hopes for a vision with Germany and a future with a united Europe, while tensions with Slovakia and Romania influence the evolving settlement outlook.
New York workers in the cloak industry walk out today in a mass strike. The union says up to fifty thousand garment workers are involved and the action began early this morning amid demonstrations and pickets around factories.
The NC-4 departed Chatham Massachusetts this morning headed toward a transatlantic flight. Navy crews and observers watched as the seaplane began its voyage with a hopeful crew aboard capstan and gunners aboard, soundly signaling support as the craft headed toward Tropassey and the Atlantic crossing plan.
Poland asks for the remaining German fleet in a formal note to the peace council. The move comes amid tensions as parliamentary and military figures respond to the proposal.
Mrs Anna M Da Boreas widow of William Galligan died quietly at home 215 Second Avenue. She leaves a daughter Mrs George N Rabirta and sister Mrs A H Pues ony of Cedar Center Iowa. Born February 14 1640 in Northville NY she lived in Norwicd year. Funeral Thursday at 4 30 at home conducted by Reverend Hawes. Interment Pine Grove cemetery.
United Press reports a large military parade planned in Philadelphia with divisions arriving today. A varied program is set for veterans and spectators tonight, leading into tomorrow’s events and a formalization of the mobilization plan across the city.
Mrs Andrew Siniuiy died at age 67 in Heonybor on Tuesday evening after a stroke of apoplexy. Survived by husband and two sons. sisters and brothers named. Body to be moved to Pine Grove cemetery with Rev Ch Woodward officiating. services tomorrow morning.
Native society notices list meetings and gatherings at Mrs Lily Millink, Mrs Thomas, Mrs Carroll, and others. Items include a Friday evening at Apellidoek, a Thursday home gathering of Mrs Hones Kuppef, and the Wayne gchool club.
Oil City reports a man dies after consuming a mixture of spirits and unknown liquids. Thur Cowart, 25, had reportedly obtained the alcohol from a workshop and drank about a pint with others, leading to a fatal outcome during the day.
Mark Fullom sustained a severe injury last evening when a car he was repairing slipped from a jack. A heated spindle bolt pierced his right foot causing a very painful wound. Dr. Founot intends Pallom to be hospitalized for some time.
A chaotic newswire style notice describes a welcome home celebration for Civil War and Spanish American War veterans in the city. It notes plans for an evening gathering, invitations to veterans and their families, a parade and program at the county park, and speeches by city officials including Mayor Moxandile.
Willard Clark died at his daughter Mary Shepherd’s home in Spring Creek township at age 79. Survived by three children Frank Clark Wilkinsburg George Cory and a wife and daughter. A former resident of Colundary Corry and veteran of Co L Pa Cavalry he was a member of G A R West Side Cemetery will receive his interment after a Thursday funeral at 1 PM in Columbus. Weather forecast calls for generally fair with no major temperature change tonight and Tuesday.
Erie residents await a Public Service Commission hearing May 22 at which the Luzerne Gas Company faces questions on proposed penalties for large consumers in Erie Corry and nearby cities. The case also covers the company's right to transport gas to New York and whether the city can secure adequate gas supply if penalties or shipments are restricted.
The county highway department plans a Findley Road contract with work to begin in June. Surveys and preliminary tasks will map detours and prepare for roadway widening and paving. County commissioners say the project aims to improve traffic flow and safety for the surrounding communities.
The notice describes postponement of a welcome for the 80th Boy Scouts anniversary event awaiting the Erin hoya arrival with the Roth division. It notes local volunteers and community groups from the vicinity preparing for the city’s celebration and the anticipated visitors.
Summer school at Allegheny opens June 23 and runs to August 2, six weeks. Courses cover languages sciences mathematics English physics and education. Instruction largely by departmental staff.
A farewell gathering by the Historical Circle honors Mrs Reed with speeches on her public service and community impact. The event notes her work in Corry and Naw and mentions her planned move to Ridgway. A memorial mood pervades as friends recall her charity, leadership, and long civic legacy.
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