14 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
1
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A chaotic report states makers of May Day bombs were held in Gary as authorities tighten security amid unnamed arrests. The piece notes a bomb case involving a New York supplier and a general anti government climate, with unclear charges and evolving details from officials.
Berlin reports a proposed international blockade against the Soviet Union aimed at forcing German cooperation while debating limits of participation. Vienna discussions suggested Germany would reply with limited nation involvement and potential shifts in stance as Russia's broader role loomed.
An obscure wartime report from Gary references anti Communist actions and the pursuit of suspected Reds. It mentions a military context and appeals to public support for overthrowing an opposing authority, with state involvement and vigilante suggestions.
A garbled report describes rioters being shot during clashes in Youngstown as authorities attempt to quell unrest near Carnegie Stool Company plans. Patrols confront rioters while attempts to disperse crowds continue amid unclear details.
In a volatile report from Pittsburgh unions, accusations fly over police conduct during a citywide strike. Operators claim suppression of protests and removal of foreign workers amid calls for investigation and heightened tensions.
Howard F. Mannion and Trooper Purey Worthin served in the city when Mansion, injured in an incident, returned home to rest. He had been on duty in the area and was hurt, with reports of broken logs and other injuries. Gertude Abel, a supply operator, will remain on duty at the Ten Boll Exclosage.
Health officials led by Toni Ofer and Supt. Belden Naoyin surveyed the reservoir site this morning after securing access to the wild company offices. Only scant water remained as two other men assisted, a cleanup under Forman Ruppirsburger’s direction proceeded amid warnings to keep off restricted areas.
The campaign urges a $3000 quota with a Friday deadline. Workers renew efforts to reach every household in their ward district urging residents to contribute to Neal or Ju Ate Coh. The drive closes Friday with every effort aimed at meeting the target.
The youths arrived yesterday with cholate and other items, agreed to make payment for all goods, and will remain on probation while the case proceeds. Parents of the boys protested and asked for action from officials as the goods were at stake.
A United Press report from Washington states the president had a poor night with heart and mood factors described as normal by doctors Graydon, Rain, and Stitt. The medical note cites swelling glands as the cause of confinement and notes previous illness. J Burrous of Cronhaw, Pa, is hospitalized at Local hospital.
City officials led by Mayor presided as bids for the new Municipal Building wiring were reviewed. The commission authorized wiring work and a fire protection hydrant addition, while addressing a water supply crisis with reservoir and well problems. Residents reported odor and taste issues as crews cleaned lines and restored service, with expectations of normal supply by early midweek.
A weather note indicates showers tonight and likely into Wednesday. Expect cooler conditions with brief rain and mild temperatures across the region. Local readers should carry umbrella and plan outdoor activities accordingly.
Members of the Building Association discuss advancing royal building corporation permissions to expand the Nomex project. Secretary Crown reports several investors have communicated, and tonight’s meeting aims to advance preliminary organization as plans grow.
The Foreign Relations Committee endorsed Secretary Lansing’s plan to extend passport controls for one year to curb immigration fleeing Europe. The measure aims to preserve wartime barriers as treaty negotiations proceed and regulators expect tighter rules before year’s end. The move signals Congress will pursue further stringent immigration regulations amid ongoing war fears.
Washington Oct 44 The coal miners union warned in a Senate speech that their strike threat could trigger a government hold and require three fulfilled demands. Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey said the Senate would take no action to avert the looming strike unless the cabinet acts. The morning session focused on the dispute and the risk of disruption to coal supplies.
United Press reports stir nationwide comment as officials and lawmakers discuss President Wilson's condition. Rumors of resignation fade amid administration denial while senators weigh succession and the possibility of Vice President taking the helm.
Mr I Everett Layelighman of the Third Wolt Cail of thy Red Cross reported a busy week at the Mietshibegi branch. He highlighted Home Welfare and Junior work and noted a move to disband one Cottage Hill branch. Officials spoke of relief efforts, nursing, and medical needs amid heavy demand and fundraising coordination with general relief committees.
An Army officer reports Ivanhoff is now in custody in connection with an April May Day bombing plot. Authorities say a large number of radicals are under arrest or being sought, and the Chicago Federal building bombing evidence points to a Russian bombing cell. A raid on a Hood basement uncovered tools and materials used in the bomb. Further information is expected from Col. Mayen.
The Knights of Columbus social gathering drew about two hundred couples to a Perry Conabdl hosted ball. Guests from Hawngunste Tuvarine Ol City Beal ford and Erie enjoyed punch and sift drinks as plans for a future council event advanced with a new committee chair and a stated aim to entertain and raise funds.
United Press dispatch from London reports that Lett forces still hold Riga on Sunday night despite German attempts to organize a river crossing and enter the city. General Wertland’s forces were said to fail to break the city defenses as additional troops reportedly aided Riga's defense.
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