07 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
1
The October 7 report from United Pree notes threatening weather may delay the alsth game of the world series. Forecasters say afternoon play is unlikely.
United Press report describes a violent riot at a Buffalo plant where workers clashed with attackers. The mob assaulted workers, including those near the Lavkawaunn plant, as police and authorities struggled to restore order.
United Press reports unrest as Gary, Indiana, sees troops and veterans enforcing curfew, clash with rioters. General Wood orders prohibiting militia wear during services, and warning of consequences. Smoke and tension fill the streets as Port Sheridan units are mobilized to restore calm.
Pittsburgh October 7. An explosion at the Swift plant yesterday killed one worker and left another in critical condition. The injured man died at the hospital this morning from inhalation injuries. Authorities listed two other victims as recovering, with the full count and names not yet posted.
In Cleveland a special train carries Albert of Bolpite to greet the city. Preparations and solicitations to the people accompany the royal visit as dignitaries travel through the station.
An aviation mishap left the Riddick machine damaged after a fall. The engine yaw was badly damaged and repair work began at the hangar with parts ordered for replacement. The pilot stated the accident was not fatal and work to rebuild would proceed.
An evening bulletin reports President Wilson's health improving but still requiring rest. Officials say he will stay in Washington for now, with officials and family hopeful for a swift return to work. The White House notes no immediate change in duties as recovery continues.
A distorted report discusses the early American revolutionary era, mentioning Major Robert Davin of New York City arriving at Newport to rally support for a central government. It notes reluctance of states to cede autonomy, military strain, food shortages, typhus and typhoid diseases, and widespread hunger amid epidemics as armies and civilians suffer.
Service disruption announced impacting Corey and Solumbit railway operations with indefinite status and unclear cause. Communiqué warns transit halted and maintenance or repair actions prevent operations and training. Officials have not provided a timeline.
Pittsburgh report says masked bandits robbed a store on Fifth Avenue and escaped with jewelry valued around 1,000. Police are investigating the daring daytime heist as residents react. Mrs. W.H. Padigo left for Erie after a visit with friends.
Tin Pity commission debates compelling the lighting company to upgrade its aging wires and equipment. The meeting notes routine transfers from city funds, reports on treasurer figures, and a plan to force improvements due to uninsulated or failing lines posing fire and hazard risks across the city.
Reports from Custis Bay describe a catastrophic blaze at the Bendnard Guano Company plant where two workers perished and several others were injured. Explosions shattered the plant area as a doorway incident led to a fatal home fire, residents nearby awoke to flames and a dramatic rescue effort.
Washington dispatch reports Lane chosen as head of the conference with Secretary of the Interior Tune acting in the interim. Gompers indicated labor supports Lane, while uncertainty remains about a permanent chair and attendance by President Wilson as the conference proceeds.
Riddick, former pilot with Adams Air Transport, arrives to promote air rides at the Adrian Mall area and fairgrounds. He plans demonstrations tomorrow afternoon from the racing park with potential north south winds preferred. Officials expect aviation tours to boost turnout and discuss landing-field sites for emergency use.
Berlin regime responds amid rising tensions as Germany demands immediate payment and threatens action against Allied moves. Dispatches note halted operations and intensified war talk, with Berlin signaling readiness to escalate if terms are not met.
Social notes detail a week of gatherings and events. Gertrude Brows departs for Los Angeles Friday, and Miss Bello Belin hosts guests while Missy Groven leads the musical program. A wedding is announced for the bride’s mother’s home with relatives present.
Jamestown man is reported struck by a stray bullet while gathering near Compalroet junction. He was believed fatally wounded, all details about the shooter or origin of the bullet remain unavailable as police preserve the scene and await further information.
Erie, October 1. The state armory at Bleth and Parade streets in Erie will be purchased for 38000 dollars. The transfer covers the armory site and adjacent property, reflecting a consolidation of state property in the city.
A Jewish relief drive was organized with General rhinemai of Miecalla Willy MEM as chair of the publicity committee. Numerous local candidates and volunteers were named to committees. the effort aimed to raise 1000 dollars in the city to support relief amid ongoing wartime needs.
Commerce board committees convene this week with plans for community invitations and hearings. The meetings will discuss permit hearings, paneled subcommittees, and preparations for a banquet associated with local campaigns and leadership appointments.
The Grant theatre presents The Lion's Death a stage drama featuring a cast including Alten Lake Hilgour Piward Connally Alig Nay land Molwr Anderson and Mr. Tortull. The play is described as a clear layapter with a typical Mutro eack and aims to attract the younger audience with song and scene changes. The event continues tonight and tomorrow with a religiously framed setting led by the patil clergyman Mr. Teytelli.
A special service at United Brethren Church will be held at 4 o clock with Dr. Showers presiding. Mrs. J Halmer, a missionary worker, will give a talk and a collection will be taken. Weather forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight and Friday.
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