15 May 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
1
Reported at a Erie hearing, gas consumers press for data on delivery pressure and consumption to justify proposed rate changes. Attorneys urge the commission to require evidence from suppliers and customers to ensure a fair, accurately calculated charge reflecting actual gas use and supply costs.
Adjutant Billy leads Galva campaign events at Lewis auditorium corner of Main and Center Street. A large Pontine Niinel display promotes the national drive with a goal of 10000000 dollars. Local officials say announcement forthcoming. no funds yet received locally.
United Press reports a serious case near Brownsville with fatalities. An elderly resident, 80, is among the dead, details tangled in a confused May 16 dispatch from Frownaville.
Reported military advance north of Budapest with forces pushing through near Saigo Tarjan. Claim describes use of machine guns and captured coal supplies from Creel as troops move in rough weather with showers forecast through Friday.
Corry men travel to Philadelphia for a city parade as part of a large platoon from the division. Mayor and city officials note the contingent will number about 28000, with substantial marching bands and formations. The unit trained at Camp Wie and was slated to be escorted by Philadelphia authorities during the procession.
The article reports praise for the city's Victory Loan success and notes Vir Toca committee and Corry's pivotal role in the drive. It mentions plans for an honor flag from the Treasury Department, to be displayed prominently in the city as a record of community effort, with remarks by Chairmen Crown and community leaders.
United Press reports from Washington on May 15 discuss a formal call for a bank report issued by national authorities. The item notes the focus on financial stability and oversight in response to evolving economic conditions.
United Press reports a strike by streetcar workers in Pittsburg affecting trolley service. The action disrupts daily transit as union workers picket and demand concessions from the streetcar company. Local authorities monitor the stoppage for potential broader impact on transportation.
United Press reports that the Big Four are drafting terms for an Austrian settlement. Key issues include removal of military forces and potential changes to Austrian borders. Delegates may present the plan at forthcoming discussions.
In a May report from Washington United Pros notes Beri Mik 14 a captain and Lieblngoht and Rosa Luxembourg Way received prison terms for complicity in murders. Vague references to Lt Voge and others appear, with delayed sentences and unclear affiliations.
Reports say Paul Derosay arrived home this morning amid a mixed scene of celebration and confusion. A colorful cast of locals including Pal Dekisas and Warren DuRosy described the event while authorities noted a delayed procession and weathered reception in a coastal town.
An informal reception hosted by Mrs. Johnomny and Mrs. 1. 1 tenil highlights the social calendar. Attendees included Miss Pholma O'Neil and a string of young ladies from the Ladies All Society, with plans for a Sunday School class event and a bake sale. Madame Gli Cure is billed for a May performance in Erie, tickets selling quickly, with reservations urged.
Chicago on May 15 faced a citywide milk shortage as 100 milk wagons were out of service due to a strike by milk dealers. Some 7 000 stations were operated to maintain access and allow limited milk distribution across the metropolis.
A juried verdict found Krieg Mig Li guilty of murder in a case at the county seat. The trial featured a dramatic scene as the jury returned the decision and the court room heard testimony about a stabbing with a knife.
Paris May 15 Ambassador Page returning to Rome today admitted that he made no progress on the settlement of the Fiume question He stated that he will make public the nine plans presently prepared for conference feasible and proceed with discussions tomorrow
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