04 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented notice discusses reservations up to Hitchcock and Swanson. Mentions Washington Oc and a president, with uncertain references to table provision and possible political implications. Readable portions indicate a debate over allocation and timing.
Auto races at Tuft grounds and a baseball game are scheduled for next Wednesday. Wayne Nichol and Talor Horthy are set for the first race, with Reagan Gildin facing Nichole Reagan in the second heat. The Ford race may feature Robbing, Tewia, and Bifford in the afternoon motorsport.
Washington reports Henry J. Don Jonson was named a delegate to the sound table committee, succeeding B. S. Gay, with the arrangement announced at the White House.
United Press dispatch reports Abvetva Amercian Warships reached Spaletto Halwatin with two Grlaeti ships and several scouts. The flotilla is aiding in efforts around a dying axoney duapnteh and includes a number of Metroys.
The report from Chicago on October 4 notes light rain and favorable conditions for the day’s game. Players and fans await a decision as light gray skies might affect turnout and play, with officials predicting good odds for the contest.
Pittsburgh sees protests by railway workers against prohibitions on strikes. Leaders report unity with Governor and city figures across Allegheny County as talks continue. A New York style meeting set for October with plans for advertising campaigns and community engagement to boost union support.
Washington reports Dr Grayson stating President Wilson’s condition remained favorable with consultations planned. No change since six months ago and no sign of excitement or worry about the First Family. no one near the White House confirms active events.
Accidents in the Pennsylvania line injure several on a train enroute to New York City. One car toppled near a nearby field thirty feet from the ground. A broken tail and the wreck are cited as the cause of the injuries.
King Albert and Count Douitremont fly over New York in a hydroplane amid Belgian party. The King, returning from a visit, assures a friendly greeting and departs from a hotel for a flight at Hoch Airport with two guarding warriors.
Tyntel Lillie was injured at Wal Branel this morning when his right hand was caught in a buzz saw. He was taken to the Corry Hospital where Dr. Band Fona Kibler performed amputation just below the elbow.
Weather report notes increased conditions and nighttime winds likely from abowars, followed by cooler temperatures tonight. Forecast suggests continued cool conditions and possible low humidity.
Washington reports nonstriking steel workers told the Senate labor committee that the strike was orchestrated. They described threats and claims of a conspiratorial plan, with estimates of 3000 workers at New Castle and widespread violence blamed on strikers.
Ouindyo and Det A he pollce in ByMington Tail report police growth by over twenty two officers to handle ongoing riots. Divoror is named as most serious Molufhance case. Chicago district reports operator Walala Moremon returning to plants as leaders deny losing ground in the strike.
Rome reports that a Talian ship on the Dalmatian coast was attacked by Jugoslav troops. Several sailors were said to be wounded, and the government dispatched aid to the survivors.
Notice states no extra edition will be issued tomorrow. Fall details of the fifth game to be played tomorrow at Le Moon in Chisago will not be received by Tiv Toursal. Participation will be posted on the board in front of the dl.
A large Crosley Barber Shop window was broken early morning. Two young men fled the scene. a passerby alerted police and one suspect was later found in the railroad yards. Search for the other man continued with no further trace reported.
The day’s events include opening meetings for the Readers, Authors club, and Historical Circle at Mrs. Witt’s home, the library, and Mrs. Brack’s residence. Programs feature Bible study topics, papers by Mrs Burlingame and others, readings, and remarks on colonial American literature. A dinner honored Miss Hila Davidson and Miss Tay Corliffe Clough before their departure for Los Angeles.
President Wilson rested well and showed slight improvement in health today according to Dr Grayson. Mrs Wilson kept bedside vigil in Washington while in contact with the White House, two nurses assisted, and hopeful statements suggested continued progress toward recovery.
The Committee on Nursing Activities meets at the federal building with Jewell Mount as chair and Mrs W. Al Howriton as secretary. Members include Loveland Laurie Dr N Troy Gillette Rev Joseph Brock Sidney Elston Gut C J Nuegle Miss Collins and others. They will appoint executives later and operate under national rules. A surgical dressings meeting is set for Thursday afternoon.
Report describes repeated violations by drivers including alleged races on the city mall thoroughfare. Troopers Manton and Povey pursue enforcement as residents note danger from fast runs and near-collisions with pedestrians and trains.
The mayor announces a week of relief fund drives to aid starving Jews in Europe and Ukraine. Citizens urged to donate to the Jewish War Relief and support efforts by American and local agencies running Oct 6 through Oct 18 at various venues in Corry.
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