17 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
1
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Dispatches from London report Lenino Trotski forces advancing toward Petrograd while anti Bolshevist armies push on all fronts. Kronstadt is said to have fallen as allied efforts intensify.
British fleet reports capture of Bolshevist naval base as Petrograd and Moscow fall into dispute. Soviet leadership debates celebration while fronts across twelve thousand miles show heavy fighting and advancing White forces. Army movements threaten Bolshevik control from Caspian to Siberia.
Disrupted rail operations as longshoremen return to work amid heavy showers. Strikes and lingering tensions challenged officials as thousands resumed shifts despite earlier enforcement actions.
Spatz arrives in Buffalo for a major contest in Curtin fold horn setting as crowds gather for the event. The scene features Fyligg Woatwarl as the principal figure in the effort with a start listed around 10 a.m. locally.
United Press reports Thomas Fite, convicted of killing a Chicago child named Tittle Mouilliette Wilkinton, was hanged at Curke County Jail. The execution occurred after legal delays, with the county justice system completing the sentence as prescribed by law.
A wedding was held in a local church ceremony with Opal Mooyeaa and Hiwin Bakor Wadu exchanging vows in the presence of family. The couple will depart for Cleveland and other points on their honeymoon trip after the event.
Washington reports Colonel House is willing to appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to testify on power negotiations. It is unclear whether the request will be approved or if the meeting fulfills policy goals.
United Press reports a conference with government leaders and women to curb wartime food shortages. Dasvialk and Baker plan to coordinate distribution and production efforts, aiming to influence markets and stabilize prices through expanded female involvement. Attorney General Palmer issued a statement via the Inited Inter.
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson again suffering from gland swelling affecting overall recovery. Dr. Fowler and Dr. Young of Philadelphia were summoned as medical visits continued.
United States troops in Gary are reduced with about five hundred more withdrawn by night. In Washington, the defeat of the Shiantung amendment is seen as blocking further penentranty changes and jeopardizing the administration’s treaty policy amid a 65 to 45 Senate vote.
Feailon in Oct 1 reports W H Prost of Prost Gas Company seriously wounded at his home by a gunshot to the hip and stomach while investigating a poultry theft. The injury described as painful but not life threatening, with police and state constabulary investigating the incident as details emerge.
A reported kidnapping attempt near Humbadton NJ involves the daughter of a known official. A man was seen near the child and the woman, who is the mother, called to alert authorities as investigators search the area this afternoon.
A U S brigade is said to depart for Lithuania based on a statement from Senator McCormick who cited authoritative sources. The report, transmitted via United Press dispatch, notes the move as part of ongoing military arrangements in the region.
The Frane family celebrated Jacob Frane’s 70th birthday with a spring gathering on Spring Street. Relatives and friends arrived around 10:30, offering congratulations and best wishes, while gifts were presented for the occasion.
Washington Texas October 17 Conference between Secretary of Labor Wilson John Lewis president United Mine Workers and operators failed to avert a strike. Miners demand wage gains. operators insist on broader terms. Negotiations adjourned after two hours with plan to reconvene at two. Officials express cautious optimism though strike remains possible.
Ohio Governor Cox warned of possible disorder amid strikes. He urged mayors and sheriffs to prevent trouble, pledged state transport aid where strikes exist, and allowed militia use if needed by local authorities. Picketing would be limited to moral persuasion.
A young woman was wounded by gunfire at her home in Bello Vernoi Washington while a relative, Dr Charlton Lackett, reportedly fired shots through a door. Police say Lackett drew a revolver during the incident and shot through the door. the injured woman was hospitalized.
Omplis Neb October 17 Linut 2 W Maynard leader of the steamers crew was three miles from land at Wahoo yesterday due to a broken engine shaft. He started on the road today and arrived here as before. Maynard noted the engine transfer and the difficult journey. The western road and weather hindered progress after the engine failure.
United Press dispatch from Washington reports President Wilson showing keen interest in the upcoming treaty vote in the Senate over the Johnson amendment. The Shantung amendment defeat was reported yesterday as the president slept.
A large crowd attended last night at the High School Auditorium for the opening program. Supt Nagle thanked patrons as performers Clara Vissoghi Kathleen McAllister and others delivered piano accordion and vocal pieces. A lecture by Anthony Bower on October 28 is announced as the next event in the sequence.
The article notes ongoing relief fund efforts with a goal of $1,800. Volunteers report progress, weather hampered activity, and committees plan to continue drives through the week. Subscriptions totaling $500 have been received with more expected from ward workers and the committees.
Harrisburg reports appointments of 16 colonels and one major for the Pennsylvania National Guard. Adjutant General Frank D. Benny, under Governor Sproul, announces the list and assigns 12 organizational commanders. New officers from Greensburg Oakmont and Pittsburgh-area towns are named, with veterans from World War service among the appointees.
Delegates expect endorsement of collective bargaining rights at the industrial conference. Opponents from bankers and manufacturers contest the principle while labor allies argue for public interest representation. Final vote hinges on coalition dynamics and party support as Washington observers weigh outcomes.
A local event invites residents to Rex Theatre for a community sing next Sunday evening. Volunteers and local singers from nearby groups will perform, with plans for multiple songs and a brief appearance by regional folk acts.
County Game Warden Alex MacDonald of Beli Corry was called to investigate complaints about illegal hunting operations in the Miattiats area. He noted suspected trespass and hunting on Sundays, with several young men from nearby communities involved. The warden warned that penalties will be pursued for violators as partridge season opens in October and deer season remains restricted.
Mary A. Harrison presented Oriental min real comedy Kitchn-Koo with a drawn good audience. The show featured graceful dances and refined music by Mle onto Smith pianist and a strong recital of numbers. The Journal Watch Reap praised the performance and noted the favorable reception.
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