24 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1919
Page
1
Washington Nov 24 Amid rapid wartime strain the president readies dispatches on peace treaty ratification and national unity. He plans to address the nation and convene key officials including the secretary of state to outline diplomacy, economic measures, and postwar legistration.
A fire at a dance hall results in twenty eight deaths. The blast, caused by an oil-stove incident, destroyed the building and collapsed stairways. Rescue teams work through the night to reach victims as smoke and flames engulf the firm floor. Local authorities investigate the cause and assess structural damage in the narrow town.
A string of garbled lines mentions Balne Ste Marth and rapid political side notes. The fragment references a missing steamer crew, a candidate, and dated reports from Norton and Balne Ste Marth with mentions of 1920 era politics and a vessel going down, but the text is largely unreadable and provides no verifiable details.
Washington November 24. Settlement of tin coal strike to be put up to the president after cabinet meeting and hearings. Attorney General Palmer and others plan to center on the situation while Garfield is expected to attend. A postponement to after tomorrow's meetings is likely. If settled, the wage rise could lift coal prices by about 20 percent, affecting consumers.
The Tabernacle campaign culminated with Evangelist Milo leading a grand evening rally in Corry. Donations around 4000 dollars supported the campaign. plans include a Christian mission league, permanent prayer centers, and a women’s Business Girls group to sustain community outreach and reform.
In Atlanta on November 4 Poltey searches for the mass meeting disruptor amid rumors that the President is dead. Witnesses claimed Vice President and Marshal urged the nation to unity while others argued the President must leave. The report notes the circulating rumors and later denial.
Paris reports official opinion favors not exhuming American soldiers' remains. Public sentiment is mixed with critics arguing exhumation would be costly and unnecessary while supporters say marking graves honors those who fought for the country.
Dr Finnegan, superintendent of public instruction, was recently ill with pneumonia but shows improvement. Officials note he is alert and responding to treatment, with hope for a full recovery. The report comes from Tairrigburg Navy Hide, citing family updates and medical assessment.
Nov 1 Mexico City report says Cobanlac eye kins held in Puebla on tall declaration case attracts Mexican interest. The note yields no major action as federal government unlikely to intervene. meanwhile American Consul Jenkins case prompts expectations of release tied to negotiations.
United Press reports Lettish forces captured Mitau after hours of fighting with Russian and German troops. The advance comes as positions shifted, with retreat toward Lithuania noted by the correspondent.
On Friday night in the eastern part of town residents reported Black men following young women. Authorities Carroll and Aponcer investigated but could not locate the suspects. A local man named Roy Raymond Howandingor was questioned with his parents at home.
An old-time Carlisle outlaw known as a famed train robber reportedly left a message at a local rooming house in Erie. The note suggested the bandit planned activity near the railway and hinted at travel toward New York, with authorities noting possible sightings and ongoing investigations by railroad and city officials.
Five hundred general chairmen of major railroad brotherhoods gather in Cleveland to weigh a pay proposal for overtime in the slow freight sector. Leaders press for long delays and warn the offer may affect workers nationwide as talks continue.
A noted concert will be given at the Tabernacle with the entire chorus and The Wig Corns performing. Admission is one shilling with a silver offering at the door for the Family Aline League. Ma Hohininger directs a program of music to delight all attendees tonight.
Three men were placed under arrest on murder charges after the body of Sofia Fiehera was found five days earlier in her kitchen with a nearly severed head. One suspect is being held as the others face possible charges as the investigation continues. The report also notes a tabernacle campaign and a sermon series tied to the event, with church activities and decision outcomes listed alongside.
R G Lindsley dies Sunday afternoon after long illness. He was born August 28 1837 in Cherryvalley and married Molla A Taylis in 1870. Survived by wife and children, other relatives, and extended family. services held at the Presbyterian Church with burial at the nearby cemetery.
In Astonia work on a city building stalls as winter weather slows progress. The project uses a stone pillar shipped from Mevelayt and faces delays due to supplier issues and cold conditions. Officials warn the hold may stretch through the winter months while crews maintain the site.
A passing freight train collided with a trolley near Buffalo and Pittsburgh line causing a severe fright but the driver escaped injury. Locals report the wagon derailed and scraps of wagon wreckage littered the area. No serious casualties noted.
Disrupted gathering prompts postponement as officers decide to reconvene Friday. Delegates and members note the changes while awaiting confirmation. event location remains linked to Jersey City venues and anticipated attendance.
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