22 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1919
Page
1
United Press reports vigorous push by coal operators to force government stance on the strike as miners push for a 40 percent wage rise. Government mediation continues with limited concessions, toward possible agreement or breakdown in negotiations.
A sensational report from Youngstown last night details a gang of auto thieves linked to a clearing house operation. Police pursued suspects after a raid found vehicles moved and equipment seized, with bystanders and garages involved in the investigation.
Unclear OCR text reports Dr Morne Munegan, state supervisor of public instruction, showing slight improvement at home since last illness. Mrs Charles Nichols of 500 Hayes Avenue along with a few patients noted in attendance as the Corey Hospital update remains brief and fragmentary.
The Red Cross membership drive faces mixed local sentiment as war ended. Communities with clear understanding of postwar needs show rapid recruitment, while complacent areas show slower response. Local chapters report membership higher than wartime levels in some towns, despite broader demobilization challenges. Pittsburgh Christian Arya.
Local unrest shapes a sprawling account from Hammondton on the Billy Dansey case as police hunt the suspected slayer. The narrative links a two and a half year missing child to a swamp discovery and details the community’s anxious response and evolving investigation.
Washington November reports a legal battle over the validity of the Wartime prohibition amendment. The issue draws engagement from major attorneys as justices prepare to hear arguments on the constitutionality of the wartime ban.
United Jews reports Grook, identified as Phydsrunit Wininw Karamouzis, was found today to have violated the Mann Act by allegedly bringing a woman from Albany, Ohio to Pittsburgh for immoral purposes. Authorities allege the suspect transported the individual for illicit activity.
Harrisburg reports a November proclamation by the governor praising the nation during industrial strife and honoring those who served. He asserts adherence to liberty and government, while noting the enduring faith of citizens and the duty of fathers.
Erie resident Harmigniig of Bile alleges the gas company refused to extend service to his home in Tele. The fragmentary notice includes prairie Trip Theatre and Tabernacle announcements with services and gatherings listed, reflecting a local notices page with community events.
Paris notes report delays in ratification of the League of Nations treaty, with hopes a Senate action by December may set an effective date. Officials warn postponement could delay the League’s formation and the treaty’s force.
Two taxis raced near a funeral at Trinity Cemetery this morning, killing one driver and injuring several others. One vehicle skidded and crashed into a tree, scattering wreckage and causing multiple serious injuries as spectators and mourners watched in shock.
Mr Parker of Citizens Nations Bank announced the annual Christmas Savings Club will close November 20. The drive was the most successful yet, with about $185 000 to be distributed. Checks will be mailed to members. premiums and payments are to be finalized.
The funeral of Mrs Miram Tull was held yesterday afternoon at Rast Mala street church. Services were led by Pastor Williams and included two hymns. Floral tributes filled the church as friends and relatives gathered. Interment followed at Pio Grove cemetery with local and out of town mourners listed. The night forecast calls for generally fair weather tonight and Saturday.
A fragmented social column notes a November roll call and upcoming events. It mentions Mrs Mary E Whittleve and a concert program at the Wall of the Bantnant Wag with readings, stage performances, and a piano recital. The event lists guests and a future reading by Dr. Aron Restingyn and other local figures.
A local furniture firm plans to shut down after years of operation. Owner Harton has steered the business through changes, with the closure set for the near term. Strong efforts to dispose of inventory and settle affairs are underway as the company winds down.
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A late evening gathering at the Labirnagle plant complex drew delegations from Climiax Ajax Tarnbuckle and Elgin. Rev Dr Petree of Union City and Rev 0 H Bloomator of Elgin spoke amid a powerful gospel appeal recalling the story of Christ before Pilate.
Fragmented OCR text references an event titled Keystones to Warren Next Week. Mentions include Warrenton area, a proposed program or trip, and possible dates or locations. Details are unclear due to garbled wording. Entities: Keystones, Warren, Mintday, Umestown, Ab Warven wind word.
A garbled weirdo piece blends names and phrases in a noisy collage. It mentions Tom Mix at a Grand and various vague actions with no clear event or date.
The K of C plans degree work with a December 7 25 announcement and a first levee to honor a Twenty five year old candidate. Weld and Erle attend with other weighbork as leaders. Jonike McEloneyye has resided on West Mondattoet for months. Minister Bee Mine and Mrs Wil discuss home matters on Jak arm.
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