09 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
1
Reported tries to suppress news on military actions and government intel as authorities prepare measures against perceived threats. Widespread restraint and control efforts described as part of a broader state attempt to limit information flow and public scrutiny.
United Press dispatch describes Maynard achieving fast time in a transcontinental air race. The report notes arrival in a distant city, with travel time around 92 minutes from a start point, referencing pilots Maynard and Belvia Maynively and details of specific legs and locations as reported by United press.
A harbor disruption in New York delays loading and unloading as workers on the waterfront stage a walkout. The stoppage began Tuesday and affects ships tied to the port, with authorities reporting significant delays and heightened tensions among dock crews and shipping interests.
UK authorities announced the ratification of a pending treaty today. London issued a report confirming final notation and the resolution of the pact across British dominions.
Altoona reports a planned strike by Pr. R. men today with early morning activity noted and possible dispersal sites at Re OperkHond and Holla. No further details on participants or outcomes available from the fragment.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a morning clash between state police and union strikers at the Amory Bell Company plant, with many burned and several wounded. Authorities insist the strikes aim to disrupt work and that more raids are planned to pressure employers during the labor unrest.
Weather at dawn showed overcast skies and forecast showers. Officials considered postponing the game as rain and drizzle threaten the schedule. Attendance and pavilion seats are noted as sold out or nearly sold out.
The Needlework Guild directors met for the annual gathering led by Mrs 0.0 Amidon. Plans were laid for the year's work with emphasis on garment petals and a November 12 deadline for submission. Members were urged to submit garments promptly to meet demand as delays worsen shortages.
A fragmented report notes half of Corry's quota of surplus army food has reached the local post office with delays in arranging delivery. Much of the intended shipment remains in transit from Philadelphia while a portion already received is taken as part of a larger order of about 14 000 pounds for the city.
Migo Haas, socialist leader, was shot but not seriously wounded. The Vienna man Vogel was alleged to portend the incident as the attacker, with unclear details and conflicting reports from Barlin.
The Corry Knoehill nine defeated the Erie Ali Bigrs 5 to 2 at the fair grounds in the main event of a Saturday meet. Pitcher Saill held the county seat lineup to five or fewer hits while the auto races and motorcycle events drew strong crowds.
Four men are in Dauphin County jail after a series of railroad freight robberies in the Ruthsburg area over the past six months. Chief Detective Mooney of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad police led the arrest, aided by township officers, at the yard hours before the suspects could be moved. Another brief item notes Illinois police investigating a drowning at Wilts Box involving a group of youths and a raincoat theft.
Report indicates start time shortly after noon as crowds expect the eighth day of the world scramble at Conilakey Park. The Ledger notes shifting hiring plans and ongoing auto traffic disruptions around the event zone.
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson able to sit up in bed and show slow improvement after a morning bulletin from Dr Grigogon. Officials indicate Admiral Grayson plans further steps as the Wilton family remains in Washington, with a return anticipated later in the week.
Wind and rough weather forced four planes on a New York to San Francisco route to land near North Girard. Pilots were Lt. W. C. Crown, Cal. C. Benwiict, Lt. J. if, Runa, and Teut. PLL, Downey. The incident halted travel as crews reported weather advisories and expected to resume toward Cleveland game time later.
A Canadian ship crew reports a plane crash near Martlon Field. Plane 45 was piloted by Lions, with winds and weather cited as factors. A survivor is said to have reached shore, while authorities pursue details of the airborne incident.
A report describes an inspector found dead on the tracks in the Lackawanna yards near Moscow. The body lay beside a rail, injuries noted on the right shoulder and knee, with unclear surrounding details from the damaged OCR.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, urged the Industrial Conference to appoint an immediate arbitration board to settle the steel strike. He proposed representatives from the federation and other groups to form the arbitration panel at Washington. The proposal followed discussions among conference attendees and delegates.
Roy Wousley named leader for the city’s first community sing to be held at the Rex Theatre on a Sunday eve ning. Alin Veard of Tiveters reports the plan for a formal gathering, with Gonrley to lead singing and a hope of strong turnout despite weather and travel concerns.
The regular Board of Education meeting adjourned after approving the secretary's September financial report and adopting a substitute pay policy. The superintendent was authorized to hire a part time office clerk for the school year. The board approved paying substitute teacher costs for absences due to illness, with a five day minimum.
Daily shipments of yearling brook trout from Corry hatchery moved to streams in Venango Forest and Clarion counties. Wednesday deliveries reached Warren and other counties, with Thursday serving Cameron and Potter counties and Friday to Potter county. Week’s work wrapped with McRea n completion.
The Red Cross board plans a regular meeting Monday evening at 7280 in the Pettiewil Guiting. Officials expect higher attendance and aim to boost district membership by about 20 percent to reach a quota of 2881. The drive emphasizes a $1.50 yearly subscription with a $1 old price for Corky Red Cross chapter dues.
Corry and Warren were slated for aviation visits by two army aviation pilots connected to Shaw Commercial, with prewar ranks noted. Despite efforts by HL Kimmey to finalize the plans, weather conditions and last minute changes disrupted schedules as one plane was seen circling the city yesterday afternoon and another was expected to arrive tomorrow morning if skies permit.
Municipal club members met to discuss the upcoming largest ever event of the year. President Mtointe appointed committees to hasten preparations for the annual game dinner, aiming to surpass prior gatherings after recent reorganization. Interest among members appears higher than ever.
Two people are reported killed and several injured as a tornado roared through Holdingtih October one. Homes and property were destroyed across the territory by the storm. Police and emergency crews respond as residents assess damage and seek shelter.
The Rex Theatre hosts rehearsals for the high school stage musical Katcha-Koo. Cast includes Milas Ann Melittiok, Lidia diaygaerydey, and Harry Disling with roles such as the Maharajah of Hingaan Vast Indian Romeo. Guests, chorus, and Allied Nation characters prepare amid a patriotic, theatrical celebration.
Inceecee toms announce a motor club meeting to be attended by members who have not yet received their rad ioms. Expectation of attendance at evening session. Weather forecast rain and rough night with Friday showers.
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