28 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
1
A chaotic report from Washington describes ongoing strikes crippling western energy and prompting federal measures. Government officials consider emergency steps as mine operators and workers face fuel shortages and production upheaval across multiple states.
A regulatory order directs Bell Telephone to reduce rates. The commission demands adjustments affecting pre war rates and ongoing service charges. The action follows petitions from company executives and concerns about existing pricing and customer burdens.
A local legion group schedules a banquet at Baeder's on Monday evening. The event will feature a talk from the treasury of the organization and will include members contributing to a community project with plans for plays and activities.
Newspaper fragment reports dangerous radicals linked to a plot to ambush government leaders. Warnings mention a warrant issued for conovtion and arrests with a claim of a long-running conspiracy. Details are garbled but reference a May arrest and a twelve month period of surveillance.
A fragmented historic clipping notes a junior program at a high school with references to local reporters, subscriptions, and community figures. Mentions the Baltimore Miles Standish and various names, prices, and dates, reflecting a small town newspaper notice of events and advertising. The piece hints at school activities, recitations, music, and subscription terms for local papers.
Fragmented OCR item discusses Clemenceau and possible visit to the United States. It references President Wilson and U S diplomacy, with unclear lines about treaties and opposition figures. The readable portions imply diplomatic messaging and public debate around international talks.
A note from the State Department indicates a formal message to Mexico regarding case details. Officials expect the full statement to be released publicly later today amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges and high level discussions in Washington.
About 100 attendees filled the Tabernacle for Thanksgiving services last evening at 3:30. Rev. Willig Thonns presided and Rev. B Woodward led prayers. A mission offering was taken and a meeting planned for next Sunday to organize a larger church effort.
An interview in New York reports Haywood 10 addressing workers rights and political movements. He criticizes radicalism and proposes policies to guard order, while discussing the eight hour workday and opposition to idle wealth.
New York reports the organization of the American Party with leaders including Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts and Mayor Beattie. The group seeks a platform change and a referendum on a new constitution while signaling a party for capital region support led by William Pruby. In another item, a theft of 40,000 turkey receipts from George Alexander is reported by United Press.
The report notes Allied actions against enemy fleets with plans to seize ships and compensation for wartime losses. It mentions Germany’s fleet at Scapa Flow and hints at Allied responses and policy measures, including potential mobilization and court decisions.
A chaotic report from iS Ul and nearby regions notes the Conference of Chairmen adjourned without formal acceptance. A delegation plans to visit mines to verify overtime payment issues affecting ten workers in the law enforcement service.
A memorial note reports the death of Mrs Catherine Fahey during last evening's events. Relatives, including daughter Miss Hailly Fahey, mourn her loss in Gorey and reflect on her long service with local communities. Father and widowhood are noted as part of the family story. The piece mentions the wider volunteer efforts and responses in Kansas led by Governor Allen.
A fragmentary weather item mentions forecast notes for a Saturday with garbled place names and terms. No clear location or measureable forecast could be read.
Crowds watched Warren beat Cinnamon 20 to 10 as Keystones won at Warren. Warren’s forward combo Loyntant and Morison led the offense while Weight and Spiomume supported. In girls play, Mmprallta defeated Joenls 2 to 9 as Warren’s team showed strong defense.
A crowded Stanford hose ball event featured lively dancing and a varied program. Dorothy Honor and Minn Hay led performances as guests enjoyed a gala night with notable attendees from the T. Co. B. A. and local society.
Local basketball report notes Erie teams seeking scheduled games in Corry. Details reference Union City Tigers and other players with uncertain names and venues, mentioning Patrick auditorium and a proposed match date in mid January.
Harrtsaung November 23 1910 Highways department announced a major road project. A bid for 1721 miles of new or improved routes was opened with funds and tentative schedules for construction. The effort aims to finish nearly 500 additional miles by next year and total highway miles awarded since the current administration began.
A passenger train collision in Erie results in multiple fatalities including a man identified as Pattoroan and a worker named William. Eyewitness accounts describe the train striking several bystanders as it rushed into the station.
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