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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1919
Page
1
Administration forces urged to vote against ratification containing Lodge reservations. Lodge expresses confidence as Democrats in session this morning.
In Washington Senator Lodge Republican leader formally offered a resolution for ratification of the peace treaty with a set of fourteen reservations. The move came as Senate debate stretched with Senator Hitchcock seeking to delay until after Lodge’s plan was disposed of.
In Cincinnati on November 19, the American Legion raided the Socialist headquarters, taking two workers and burning a large quantity of furniture, causing reactions from local leaders. Mayer Galvin condemned the act while saying he did not sympathize with the Socialists and urged moderation.
In Altoon Aumpona an 11 year old Rudolph Downes and 0 year old John Tipton were killed when a vehicle rammed them. An eight armed chauffeur drove the truck with a load and was charged with negligence.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the Labor Department expects an agreement by week’s end in a mining dispute. Talks between mine operators and unions, plus government officials, aim to avert strikes and resume production. Garfield conference and May meeting plans hover as telegrams urge negotiation.
A Department of Justice bill introduced by Senator Neloan proposes penalties for writing printing or circulating any sign word speech or utterance deemed seditious. The act would impose fines up to 10 000 or imprisonment or both.
The Corry Art Stone Company began work on a new building at the corner of Fanglo and Hsuoox streets. The one story structure measures about forty by foot with a second story planned later. It will store and house sixteen thousand cement blocks for spring delivery. Foundations were excavated yesterday and completion is expected within a few days.
Authorities offer a liberal reward for information on the kidnaping of Lucy Drews of Rahway New Jersey. Suspect Richard Taylor known as Rainbow has a prison record and fled toward Etwinford Connecticut. Father Henry Diora, through Chief David Rumsey, urges tips to locate the girl and bring her home.
A convinct escaped from prison is linked to a 1916 Wyoming train robbery and a 1919 Los Angeles Limited heist. Authorities chase a suspect named Carliste or Carlisle after a bold assault involving revolver fire and armed guards. The report notes armed guards on trains and the pursuit through the area as trains pass.
United Press reports Fuel Administrator Garfield warns against any attempt to increase fuel prices during the coal and oil crisis. He urges consumers and operators to avoid actions detrimental to public interests. New York coverage notes milk market investigations and a strike by the community against rising mill prices, with 640,000 residents affected.
Announcements list weekly church events with multiple fraternal orders attending. Thursday tabernacle meeting at 7 90 p m covers a subject 7290 nuts for beoptes crack Friday evening and 7 30 p m program. Sunday services include Everyone at tabernacle 10 00 am with Miller presenting Chris Hang Clanaiged. Monday evening Nov 84 7 30 under direction Mr emmmigor with a 50 figure noted.
United Press reports November 19 that plans for a wet Christmas may fail as Attorney General Palmer questions peace moves with Austria. President Wilson likely will not promote any treaty ratification while the German accord remains unsettled.
The referendum on daylight saving was concluded after a ten day period. Over 1400 Corry residents submitted opinions with a majority against the measure. The board plans to review the preliminary referendum report at tonight's meeting and forward it to the Ixy Commission for action.
A flagman warns crossing as a train hits a house with two men aboard. Both were instantly killed and another two men severely injured in the accident near Buffalo. The incident follows reporting delays and coal shortages affecting railway operations.
Announcement urges parents to join upcoming sessions about the mediation and education program. Notes dates and locations including Washington school and nearby sites with schedules and participation details.
In San Francisco Mrs Antone Lapara refuses a $10,000 offer from a wealthy businessman for the life interest of her husband. The spousal dispute centers on a bid tied to a late husband’s estate with a December 12 deadline noted by San Quentin officials. Boston judges Anderson Wingham and Johnson of the state appeals court report on a preliminary injunction in a federal case involving Rhode Island and prohibition orders.
A fragmented report on an evangelist event in Corry detailing a large Wisinoes Aid delegation and Miss Scott at the M.H. ohmeh par tora. The account highlights a powerful message, male chorus performances, and a dramatic camp meeting with plans for closing week events and tributes to local organizers.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a fundraising plan to support higher salaries for university staff and attract support from key figures. Mentions Dr. Frank W. Ineauluis and the Amour Institute of Metnelogogy, with unclear details about beneficiaries and dates.
Mrs Hiram Trult died last evening at home on Bugt Malu street after a lingering illness age 60. Survived by husband daughter and mother Mrs Le DP Minin of Erie, three brothers and many uncles and cousins. Funeral arrangements will be announced and burial will take place in Pine cemetery.
Fragmentary weather note from Tiradinyy indicates fair and calm conditions with armory hints. unreadable portions prevent full forecast or dates.
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