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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1919
Page
1
An official bulletin says President Wilson's condition continues to improve with better signs noted. Dr Graymon's update indicates progress since the prior day and no serious setback observed, keeping hopes high for a stable recovery.
A meeting of the committee will be held Wednesday evening in the board of commerce rooms. A preliminary plan toward organizing a Home Building Association for the city will be prepared. Attendees include several named local figures and officials.
The Columbia Artists plan a concert tomorrow at Flo High School Auditorium with Beagle and Maurel as featured performers. Frederic Bristol arrives to join the program, with plans for a substantial evening showcasing talent and potential future events at the venue.
State troops entered Gary after a mayor request and a governor call. Four companies of militia patrolled streets while police struggled to hold back mobs at the mill gates. Federal authorities may send regular troops if city officials request help.
Reports from Helena Arkansas dated October 6 describe a thwarted uprising plan by Negro rioters in Phillips County. Officials claim a large organized group intended to slaughter white supporters and take control, with guns and ammunition secured and demands presented before authorities intervened.
Dr Ni Mroy Gillette appointed by the Board of Education leads a citywide examination program for school children. The effort aims to check throats and ears to prevent illness and improve public health, with Logan and other pupils involved in the initial screening.
British rail men resumed operations after a government mediated settlement ended the country’s greatest walkout. Rail lines across Britain restarted gradually while agitators' influence faded, and the public perceived the strike as resolved though some tensions linger.
Report from Basle October team discussions claim General Petluca leads the western army and has declared war on General Donikis anti Pomboyne forces. Reports suggest a truce attempt and accusations of treachery by Ukrainians for allying with the Germans.
Ammonia pipe burst at a branch in Pittsburgh forces eleven evacuees including three girls. Strong gas fills the shop area and several residents flee to safety. One person reportedly jumped from a window to escape the fumes. eleven taken to hospitals for treatment.
Police seek four missing Jamestown railroad leaders after a trip to Brin Monkow. The group’s absence delays an industrial conference and a potential union representation, with officials including Eriq Ont and others under investigation for the incident.
Toronto to New York City aviator Riddick arrives this afternoon weather permitting. He plans a this section tour visiting Meadville Franklin Sharon and New Castle, not a speed test but a reconnaissance to locate suitable taunting places. He has training in Europe and served in the US aerial service to refine flight theories.
The Berliner case against the Beeline Brothers was postponed until Wednesday morning. A health expert inspected the Berliner plant this week, and the delay in the report’s findings is delaying progress in the case.
The Maaco and membership committees of the Board of Commerce plan a meeting to discuss a citywide effort to boost membership. The organizers expect a nationwide trend and hope the campaign will significantly increase local participation.
The Round Table Conference opens in Washington this afternoon at 2:30 PM with United Pros reporting the session aims to address labor management issues and profit sharing. President Wilson invited Tarved editor Jot to participate as a public representative, signaling a broader push for industrial reform.
United Press reports Colonel H. M. House plans a voyage to Brest after his departure for the United States. He indicated the executive council of the League of Nations would meet two weeks after the peace treaty is ratified.
The Supreme Court reopens amid government antitrust suits against big trusts. Key cases test the Sherman and Clayton laws and may reshape antitrust enforcement. Decisions are expected early 1920 if oral arguments proceed on schedule after wartime delays.
Reports from the Lackawanna plant indicate milling operations are resuming after a strike. State authorities confirm preparations for an open.
NuBone company officials and employees plan a western expansion to establish a large sow ranch factory in Los Angeles California. A. H. E. Barlow treasurer will head the western branch and will travel with Bry in Chicago. others will follow in coming days and weeks. The move aims to enable faster handling of NuBone business across the western territory as the new plant comes online in Los Angeles within a few weeks.
An installation of Knights of Columbus officers occurred yesterday with PL Flynn and staff conducting the ceremony for the morn ing-year. Several attendees were absent. A domain session followed with brief talks by Fathers Tracey Brock and Sanjndingor. The second and third degree will be conferred on a large group on Monday in November. The Knights plan their Holinbua Day dunes event Monday evening at the State Armory.
Piutaturgh, October 6. Entering the third week there was fifth change not fo today in the ates atrike situation Abrugut the "Aibteburga district. At Braddock, the officials were particular by pilmlattia ait polien in that sention stated that there was no strike there, and that everybody is working. The Awmtrioka Stool and Wire Co., officials at Donora admitted that the milly here are operating at only gbont Hitty per 'cunt capacity at, declared more men Bre remaining work daily. Now statement was lassed by the toad ems of the autkyes toflay, most of the officers of the union having left this city for Washington to attend a jotail conferandy Watwean the executived of the stool amions and officials of the Atseriesm Federation of Uabox.
A garbled 19th century style notice discusses hunting season timing and regulations. It mentions permits, funding for a hunting season program, and measures around animal protection. Key entities include state authorities and funding allocations. The piece references restrictions on deer and fawn hunting, plus residency proof requirements.
Five people died and thirteen were injured when an interurban trolley crashed near Fredonia New York late Friday night. Motorman and hospital reports indicate multiple fatalities among passengers as authorities investigate. Coroner and local officials said weather and crowded cars contributed to the wreck as emergency crews transported injured to Dunkirk and Fredonia hospitals.
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