15 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1919
Page
1
Army officers conducted wholesale raids against Red leaders in Gary. The report notes arrests and detentions, with lists of alleged organizers and prisoners. Names, dates, and specific operations are partially unreadable in the text.
The president undergoes rest and medical oversight as White House circles discuss upcoming industrial conference actions. Officials indicate continued attention to briefing and potential public appearances while medical staff monitor recovery and stability.
United Press notes a bank robbery at Doula with a loss of 25000. The fragmented text mentions the Patoyi Nationist Bank and suspects or details are unclear due to OCR errors. Authorities investigate the incident and review security footage and possible motives.
Washington WP reports Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, is seriously ill with nervous exhaustion. His condition followed a tense period after a conference and an arbitration discussion on the steel strike.
Strikes claim gains as workers at the Monown company in Pittsburgh push for higher pay and job protections. About fifteen hundred workers reportedly walked out, with galas in various sections and continued picketing as military officers keep order and assess the situation.
In Washington, major groups at the Industrial conference entered executive session to discuss policy and implementation of a proposed program. Ato: Joven o%elork led one committee as the groups worked to map out actions for broader measures.
United Press reports Riga heavily bombed by German forces. City left in ruins with fires burning as artillery and naval units engage nearby. casualties described, chaos and destruction spreading through the capital. Soldiers and civilians endure bombardment as authorities attempt evacuation amid smoke and debris.
United Press reports a strike over rush food into New York ended after recent turmoil. Food supplies in terminals were accumulated but remained undeteriorated due to refrigeration while authorities noted congestion on streets near the funeral.
Loont Interest centers today in the production of Mikathiek Koo the musical comedy to be added to big at the Rex front, under auspice of Mary 4 Lorrian Guild. The rebearor is tutor thy Hesetion of Ming Mowittelok Nave joroyrox and fim ty nil the program quarter girl with tomory FW evening. Will he one gut e triplogne. The host of Vocal wife will appear and he children are prominent to her Manele and ringing groups. The period will be used for the Corry Hy pital.
On Thursday evening at the Tigh Achat Antitarium a promising musical program will be given by Viold Florentina Musiciany Tho on accordion and All Wright at piano and soprano. The concert, starting at 8:15, features a varied repertoire and strong local interest. Director Carney of the Poor is noted, with his barber sophers and the Carney family well known in the city.
A broad campaign urges cities to maintain daylight saving time across several towns including Meadville Warren and Titusville. A provincial association circulates an ordinance draft requiring local councils to adopt daylight saving provisions with 2 a.m. spring forward and 2 a.m. autumn rollback dates. The Board of Commerce expects most sizeable towns to enact the plan before spring.
In Tidiniapolla on October 14 four tiny confiners were ordered to ease work at midnight amid a strike by officers of the United Aine Workore and qigind led by Jol Lewis Provident and William Green Beers tary and Treasurers. Only four Ayndred thousand Winnipowe minyes are affected but officials say the impact may reach five nitro thaws and minors Willys. The action follows a failed agreement reached at a Philadelphia conference Saturday with operators Will Helis and Roy Skinner who travelled to Mayville, New York.
A vague ghost tale near the Tin phone building unsettled workers as residents recounted sightings on Washington Street. A stage-run joke by several young men led to police involvement, with rumors tying the activity to a former resident and mysterious stairway appearances.
Postponement of a vote and mediation resolution noted with a sentence about an Industrial conference resuming tomorrow at 2:90 Mhupy. RW Hugleston was on a business visit in Jamestown, Ne.
Maynard plans a swift flight from Battle Mountain Nevada to Mineola aiming for completion in about 23 hours. He described the Reno landing at 9 40 PM as the most dangerous part of the trip, noting the Sierra Nevada crossing and favorable weather for the rest of the journey toward the Midwest.
The Lighting Company issues a statement amid a city commission inquiry into this month’s wire installation. It argues insulation on lines reduces danger and insists inspection and careful handling by trained workers are essential, despite public concerns about pole and line practices and the risks of high voltage.
County detectives say an arrest is expected within the next two hours in the missing boy case. Officials described the investigation as active and focused on identifying a suspect in the kidnapping.
United Press reports Helvington October 16 Leon Trotsky admitted that Bolshevik forces cannot endure another winter campaign and have no hope of victory. He indicated wholesale exertions are surging in the Bed wrney.
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