25 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1919
Page
1
A garbled dispatch alleges a plot to topple the Soviet government involving a revolutionary group tied to a Petrograd area faction. Reported conspirators include named organizers and claims of imminent action, with authorities detaining several individuals as the plot purportedly unfolds.
A coded dispatch reports that Mexico's reply is anticipated today and relates to a treatment delivery delay. Officials note a possible holdup by a government entity, with no confirmation of a final shipment or timeline.
A late breaking crash near McDonald left two dead and two more seriously injured. Authorities report a three vehicle wreck on the highway caused by a chain collision. Emergency crews battled flames as the scene was secured and traffic detoured. Names and exact ages were not fully confirmed at the time of reporting.
A United Press dispatch from London reports an attempted Venizelos assassination thwarted as authorities reveal arrests tied to the scheme. The misspelled telegram notes the plot aimed to overthrow the government and mentions police action and ongoing inquiries.
Washington November reports President Wilson's cabinet and Garfield seeking a remedy to the 400,000 miners strike. Negotiators plan immediate notes to operators and miners, with secretaries Wilson and pillow chair on standby. Multiple proposed plans have failed to secure agreement as negotiators press for a wage settlement and end to the deadlock.
A noisy jumble of garbled text describes new auto license blanks and safety reminders. It mentions 1920s style permits, penalties for violations, and cautions about parking, lighting, and vehicle proximity to fire plugs. The readable parts reference driver qualifications and enforcement by the state highway department.
In Cleveland on November 25, Gonera elinivton of the railroad brotherhood reports indecision over Minn’s proposed overtime payment for slow freight workers. Four hundred delegates attend the session as talks continue with administration, aiming to reach a resolution within about twenty four hours. Lye Myo, hospitalized earlier, is expected to return home soon.
The high school boys and girls basketball seasons begin on Thanksgiving night with alumni teams from Capibridge Spring and Emerald Elementary joining the action. The season features expectant crowds, local league games, and notable matchups in Northwestern Pennsylvania with Corry and others aiming to boost attendance and support for players this winter.
J A Lanston opens a store offering wallpaper tapestry and interior decorating with a new Biotrola device for violin and other instruments. Moves include Alderman Claude B. Pope and Joseph Pope to Paterno Apartments. Also holiday hours at Corry post office on Thanksgiving with altered morning and evening hours.
London reports rising risk of a Balkan war triggered by Dalmatia and Slovia clashes. British papers warn any delay could push Europe toward a broader war as tensions mount between Italy and rebellious factions. Allies near patience's end amid disputes over control and troop alignments.
West Springfield Mars November 25 LeRoy Hil of Detroit was brought back to Detroit after claiming his real identity. Police said he muttered and muttered while being transported from Lake Michigan where he was awaiting a top at his summer home. He faces a vagraney charge.
Murphy pleaded guilty to stealing a Ford, receiving a nine month term in the western penitentiary and a 100 dollar fine. He appeared with co-defendants Te Rooks Morgan and Manin, all from Huntingdon, who admitted involvement in the car thefts and were bound for the Huntingdon reformatory.
Annual Lodge Of Sorrow of Corry Jogo No 709 holds a December event in the Hike auditorium with Lewik Mott of Janestown delivering remarks. The service is open to the public and all are invited to attend the full program.
A sprawling, error riddled report outlines a federal effort to regulate natural gas prices and its impact on Jamestown and nearby states. It describes hearings at the state capitol, congressional actions, and the push to place rate control under the Interstate Commerce Commission. The piece cites Wasteful gas practices, lost coal equivalents, and political maneuvering involving New York and Pennsylvania gas interests, with mentions of Public Service Commissions and local citizens facing rising bills.
The Erie company crews worked from early morning to midday on the lighting line between the city and Hirle, with about 65 staff on site. The project aims to replace insulators and complete pole installations, reducing outages and delivering improved service once all insulators and transformers are finished.
The city observed a festive Thanksgiving window display attracting broad attention yesterday and today. Numerous stores showcased seasonal exhibits, with the Fdwarl Crapser Grocery among the notable participants, drawing crowd interest and media coverage during the holiday showcase.
A wedding took place on Thursday November 1 at 9220 Konowait avenue Chicago where Miss Sara became the wife of Moyer Norden. Their many friends were present from Corry and elsewhere for the ceremony and reception.
An evangelist event in Elgin announces a series of special meetings led by Jos Be Potten of Unson. The pastor Fox O H Bluewet is praised as witty. Sessions include Wednesday and Thursday evenings with topics on faith and doubt, Friday night with a chorus, and a closing gathering at 7:30.
United Press reports Tadell Saddler declares he will not run for governor. At a November meeting in Tarrishinng, officials state he will continue public service and support others pursuing the office. The report provides limited clarity due to OCR issues but centers on a noncandidacy decision.
United Press reports a schooner between New York and Tuighog, May, was struck by the U S submarine Tet right, according to weather notes. Indeterminate details suggest a dangerous event with possible casualties. Weather lines follow, incomplete data included.
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